Remember Us 2 is a Ballarat-based practice led by Elizabeth Downie — a social worker and NDIS Registered Behaviour Support Practitioner delivering positive behaviour support for participants, families and the networks around them.
Elizabeth Downie brings a social worker's lens and a special educator's practical toolkit to every plan she writes. She works alongside participants, families, schools and support teams to understand the why behind behaviour and build skills that last.
A master's in social work taught her to look at the whole system — family, school, housing, funding, history. A master's in special education taught her what actually works in a classroom on a difficult Tuesday afternoon. Plans are written in plain language, co-designed with the people who use them, and aimed squarely at reducing restrictive practices.
Remember Us 2 is deliberately small. You work with Elizabeth — not a roster of rotating staff — from the first conversation through assessment, plan, implementation and review.
Behaviour support delivered with the participant and their network — at home, at school, in supported accommodation and out in the community.
Observation, interviews and data in the settings that matter — uncovering the function of a behaviour and what needs to change around it.
Interim and comprehensive plans that meet NDIS Commission requirements and still read like something a real support team can follow.
Authorisation support, monthly reporting and a staged plan for doing less of it — with the environment changes that make that realistic.
Communication, regulation and daily-living strategies that grow independence and give people better ways to be understood.
Implementation coaching for families, educators and support workers so strategies stay consistent across every setting.
Aligning supports with participant goals, tracking meaningful progress, and preparing the evidence needed at every review.
Elizabeth Downie is an NDIS Registered Behaviour Support Practitioner. Services are delivered in line with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission, with reports written for plan review and ongoing support through every step of plan implementation.
New referrals, family enquiries and provider partnerships are all welcome. Elizabeth personally reviews every enquiry.
Enquiries are usually answered within one business day. If someone is in immediate danger, call 000; for crisis support, Lifeline is 13 11 14.