Our Team
WE ARE AN EXTENSION OF YOUR SUPPORT TEAM
You can lean on us for all of your Behaviour Support and Psychology needs.
National PBS is the brainchild of Anthony DeFazio, who saw a significant gap in the levels of behaviour support being given in Australia. Over the past four years, he has been able to deliver life-changing behaviour support plans to over 1000 participants across Melbourne, Regional Victoria and Western Australia.
Our therapists are highly valued and are given the opportunity to discuss challenging situations and events on a regular basis. It means that the Participants that we support benefit from the collective experience and knowledge of all of the employees in the team.
For persons of all ages, our psychologists provide specialised examination, diagnosis, and treatment of mental health, behavioural, and emotional issues.
Our current Team comprises of Five departments: Directors, Management, Leadership, Practitioners (Victoria & Western Australia) and Operations.
OUR DIRECTOR
Anthony De Fazio
DIRECTOR
Psychologist (Currently not practicing, writing a novel)
Master of Community Psychology
Graduate Diploma of Psychology
Bachelor of Psychological Studies
Certificate IV AOD
Anthony is a Positive Behaviour Support-trained (Advanced) / psychologist (Currently not practicing, writing a novel), with a keen interest in reducing restrictive practices. He operates with a person-centred approach, is highly empathetic, and is able to inspire participants to live to their strengths. Anthony has a holistic approach that inspires collaboration between all stakeholders, for the benefit of our participants.
AHPRA Registration No: PSY0002270129
our managers
OUR STAFF
We are a team of passionate and empathetic provisional psychologists and behaviour support therapists who work collaboratively to provide person-centred and tailored treatments and behaviour support plans. We utilise our psychological skills to gain a deeper understanding of our participants presentations and provide training to supports to best implement recommended evidence-based strategies.
