Emilia Caicedo Salvador

Behaviour Support Practitioner (P1396285)
Emilia Caicedo Salvador

About Emilia Caicedo Salvador

Emilia Caicedo Salvador is a Behaviour Support Practitioner with Insightful Impact, based in Sydney.

She provides behaviour support services within the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) framework, including behavioural assessment and the development of Behaviour Support Plans. Her work involves implementing proactive, environmental, and reactive strategies to understand the function of behaviour and safely reduce risk. She supports individuals to build daily living skills, develop functional equivalent replacement behaviours (FERBs), and improve overall quality of life.

Since commencing in the disability sector in 2020, Emilia has developed experience supporting individuals with complex and psychosocial needs across a range of environments, including Supported Independent Living (SIL), in-home and community supports, and short-term accommodation. Her experience extends across multidisciplinary settings including schools, hospital environments, and justice-related systems.

Emilia utilises a person-centred and trauma-informed approach to understand the underlying function of behaviour. She supports the development and implementation of Behaviour Support Plans that promote safety, dignity, and improved quality of life, while aligning with least restrictive practice principles.

Emilia holds a Bachelor of Psychology and is currently completing a Master of Social Work. She is committed to ongoing professional development and delivering high-quality, evidence-informed, person-centered behaviour support.

  • Bachelor of Psychology – Macquarie University
  • Master of Social Work – University of Wollongong (expected completion 2028)
  • Engaging in Positive Behavior Support Practices – Monash University (expected completion 2026)
  • Over 6 years’ experience within the disability sector supporting individuals with complex and psychosocial needs
  • Over 4 years’ experience working within Supported Independent Living (SIL), in-home, community, and short-term accommodation settings
  • Experience implementing Behaviour Support Plans (BSPs) in line with person-centred and trauma-informed practice
  • Demonstrated ability to support participants presenting with behaviours of concern in a safe and consistent manner, informed by supervision and training from Behaviour Support Practitioners (BSPs)
  • Experience working across multidisciplinary environments including healthcare, community, and justice-related settings
  • Skilled in behaviour observation, documentation, and contributing to data-informed support strategies
  • Ongoing professional development in Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), restrictive practices, and NDIS frameworks

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