Specialist Support for Young People Aged 9–25 With Autism, ADHD, ODD, Anxiety, or Mental Health Challenges
At Links to Life, we provide more than just supervision. Our Mental Health Support Workers are behaviourally trained and clinically guided to deliver structured, therapeutic care to young people aged 9–25 who experience neurodivergence, mental health challenges or behaviours of concern.
We have Support Workers Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) and Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) and are supported by a Behaviour Support Practitioner to ensure consistency, progress and emotional safety.
With behavioural training, we’re able to respond consistently in real moments, not just in theory. For young people who may experience anxiety or emotional dysregulation, steady and familiar support can help create a more settled environment and strengthen trust over time.
At Links to Life, each Mental Health Support Worker can apply clinically guided strategies that align with the young person’s goals and routines, whether at home, at school, or in the community.
This looks like:
By choosing a dedicated Mental Health Support Worker, you ensure your child receives consistent, thoughtful care and guidance in their day-to-day activities. We are committed to fostering progress that allows every young person to participate fully and confidently in life.
In-Home Support
Community Access
School & Education Settings
Support with daily routines, emotional regulation, and personal care Mentoring and structured engagement aligned with therapy goals Consistent implementation of behaviour support strategies
Supported outings to sport, libraries, or social activities Real-world practice of social and emotional skills Safe, calm, and reliable support in public environments
Assistance during transitions or emotionally challenging times Support to manage behaviour, anxiety, or disengagement Promoting continuity between home, school, and therapy
We don’t just guess at progress — we measure it. Our behaviour support workers use cloud-based data tools to track each young person’s development in real time. These insights feed directly into your child’s Behaviour Support Plan and guide regular clinical review.
We take a staged approach to ensure your plan is clinically informed and practical:
This process ensures every behaviour support worker makes a meaningful difference in your child’s journey towards independence.
Mental health and behavioural challenges don’t have to limit potential. With the right support, young people can learn to regulate, participate and connect — with confidence.
Get in touch today to learn how we can match your child or teen with a trained, trusted support worker who will grow alongside them.
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