Positive Pathways Behavior Consults, LLC

Positive Pathways Behavior Consults, LLC Empowering care teams and individuals through person-centered behavior support.

We specialize in the PAC approach, using compassionate, customized strategies that promote dignity, independence, and positive outcomes in residential and community settings.

Happy Myth Monday! Validation is not about agreeing with every detail. It is about helping someone feel heard, respected...
08/24/2026

Happy Myth Monday!

Validation is not about agreeing with every detail. It is about helping someone feel heard, respected, and supported. For a person experiencing a brain change, a calm and validating response can reduce distress and help preserve connection.

If you or your team could use fresh ideas or an extra layer of support, PPBC is here to help. Reach out anytime to learn more about Behavior Support Services and how we can support the great work you are already doing.

📧 [email protected]
📞 541-405-3394
🌐 positivepathwaysbc.com

🤍 Sometimes behavior is more than what we see on the surface.Changes in mood, increased agitation, refusing care, diffic...
08/20/2026

🤍 Sometimes behavior is more than what we see on the surface.

Changes in mood, increased agitation, refusing care, difficulty adjusting, or challenges between an individual and their caregivers can all be signs that a little extra support could make a difference.

Positive Pathways Behavior Consults is currently accepting referrals for Behavior Support Services throughout Oregon!

Our team works alongside individuals, families, caregivers, case managers, and care communities to better understand what may be behind a behavior and develop practical, person-centered strategies that support everyone involved.

Think BSS might be a good fit for someone you support?

Swipe through to learn more about what Behavior Support Services can look like and when it may be time to consider a referral.

Have questions or want to talk through a potential referral? We’re always happy to connect.

[email protected]
541-405-3394
www.positivepathwaysbc.com

Person-centered support. Practical strategies. Better understanding.

Myth Monday! Brain change does not erase a person’s voice, preferences, or need for choice. Offering simple, meaningful ...
08/17/2026

Myth Monday!

Brain change does not erase a person’s voice, preferences, or need for choice. Offering simple, meaningful choices can support independence, reduce distress, and build trust.

Behavior support helps caregivers adjust communication so each person can remain involved in decisions about their care.

If you or your team could use fresh ideas or an extra layer of support, PPBC is here to help. Reach out anytime to learn more about Behavior Support Services and how we can support the great work you are already doing.

📧 [email protected]
📞 541-405-3394
🌐 www.positivepathwaysbc.com

We’re excited to be joining Willamette Springs Memory Care this Sunday as they celebrate 10 years of serving their commu...
08/14/2026

We’re excited to be joining Willamette Springs Memory Care this Sunday as they celebrate 10 years of serving their community!

We put together this raffle basket for the celebration and will have a PPBC table set up with treats, PPBC merch, and plenty of goodies to share.

If you’re in the Corvallis area, stop by and say hi! There will be food trucks, local vendors, live music, and lots happening throughout the day. We’d love to see some familiar faces and meet some new ones too.

Sunday, August 16
11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Willamette Springs Memory Care | Corvallis, Oregon

Happy 10 years, Willamette Springs! 💚

Myth Monday!Repeated questions are not always a sign that someone isn’t listening. They may be a way of seeking reassura...
08/10/2026

Myth Monday!

Repeated questions are not always a sign that someone isn’t listening. They may be a way of seeking reassurance, connection, or help understanding what comes next.

Behavior support helps caregivers look beyond the repetition and respond to the need behind it.

Sunday is National Friendship Day, and it's the perfect reminder that meaningful relationships don't have to end because...
07/31/2026

Sunday is National Friendship Day, and it's the perfect reminder that meaningful relationships don't have to end because someone's memory or thinking has changed.

Friendship may look different after a diagnosis, but it can still be filled with joy, comfort, laughter, and connection. A familiar voice, a favorite song, a shared cup of coffee, or simply sitting together can speak louder than words ever could.

At Positive Pathways Behavior Consults, we believe every person deserves to feel seen, valued, and connected. Brain change may alter the way we communicate, but it doesn't take away the need for friendship, kindness, or belonging.

This Sunday, take a moment to call a friend, visit a loved one, or simply let someone know you're thinking of them. Those moments of connection matter more than you may ever know.

Happy National Friendship Day from all of us at Positive Pathways Behavior Consults! 🩷

Community Update for Oregon Adult Foster Homes: If your Adult Foster Home has been receiving incontinence supplies throu...
07/28/2026

Community Update for Oregon Adult Foster Homes:

If your Adult Foster Home has been receiving incontinence supplies through Sound Health Medical Supply (Tigard, OR/Tacoma, WA) or Olson Medical Services (Milwaukie, OR), please be aware that they are no longer providing incontinence supplies.

If this impacts your residents, now is a good time to begin exploring alternative suppliers to help avoid any interruption in needed supplies.

The Oregon Health Authority has information on Durable Medical Equipment (DME) providers and resources that may be helpful:
👉

Oregon Administrative Rules and supplemental information for the Oregon Health Plan Durable Medical Equipment, Prosthetics, Orthotics and Supplies program (Chapter 410 Division 122)

Myth Monday! One of the biggest misconceptions we hear is that behavior support is only for crisis situations or severe ...
07/27/2026

Myth Monday!

One of the biggest misconceptions we hear is that behavior support is only for crisis situations or severe behaviors.

The truth is, behavior support is most effective when we can step in early. Small changes in routine, communication, mood, or behavior often tell us something important. Addressing those changes before they grow into bigger challenges can make a meaningful difference for everyone involved.

At Positive Pathways Behavior Consults, we partner with caregivers, families, and care teams to understand the "why" behind behaviors and develop practical, person-centered strategies that improve quality of life.

Sometimes the best time to ask for support is before things become overwhelming.

Have you ever had a situation where understanding the "why" changed everything?

📞 541-405-3394
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.positivepathwaysbc.com

If you care for someone living with dementia, this is a training worth checking out!!Oregon Care Partners is offering a ...
07/23/2026

If you care for someone living with dementia, this is a training worth checking out!!

Oregon Care Partners is offering a FREE 3-hour webinar tonight:

Positive Approach to Alzheimer's and Dementia Care: Teepa Snow's GEMS™

• Date: Thursday, July 23
• Time: 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM
• CEUs: 3.0 CEUs available for qualified attendees

Whether you're a family caregiver, direct support professional, healthcare provider, or simply want to better understand dementia, this class offers practical, hands on strategies you can start using right away.

At PPBC, we believe education empowers caregivers, builds confidence, and improves quality of life for everyone involved. We're always happy to share resources that strengthen caregivers and support those living with dementia.

Registration is still open. Click the link below to learn more and sign up!

👉 https://oregoncarepartners.com/

Supporting Oregon Caregivers with free, high-quality education.

What if the words we use shape the care we provide?It's easy to describe someone as "attention seeking," "non-compliant,...
07/21/2026

What if the words we use shape the care we provide?

It's easy to describe someone as "attention seeking," "non-compliant," or "difficult." But those labels can unintentionally keep us from asking the most important question:

What is this person trying to communicate?

Many behaviors are expressions of unmet needs, discomfort, fear, confusion, pain, or a need for connection. When we approach behavior with curiosity instead of judgment, we create opportunities for better outcomes for everyone involved.

At Positive Pathways Behavior Consults, we believe behavior support starts with understanding the person, not just the behavior.

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P. O. Box 871
Albany, OR
97322

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