The people behind the support.

I have a genuine passion for helping people feel seen, heard and supported. I've spent the past few years working in the disability sector, and it's where my passion lives. I love creating safe, empowering spaces where individuals can express themselves, build confidence, and feel understood. I have had the privilege of supporting a diverse range of individuals across all ages, with particular experience in working with children and families, out-of-home care settings, and participants with mental health. I believe the best outcomes happen when we all work together, so I love partnering closely with families, support workers, and the wider team to bring strategies to life in a way that truly works for each person. My goal is always to build a circle of support around each client that lifts them up, celebrates their strengths, and helps them thrive in their everyday life.

I have over five years of experience within the NDIS sector, including roles as a Support Worker and Support Coordinator. I apply a person-centred approach, prioritising active listening to understand participant needs and delivering support that promotes independence, dignity, and improved quality of life. My experience has provided a solid foundation in supporting individuals with complex needs and implementing effective, practical behaviour support strategies. My studies in Psychosocial Studies have strengthened my understanding of human behaviour, trauma-informed practice, and evidence-based interventions, enhancing my ability to deliver ethical and informed support. I work confidently alongside allied health professionals and within multidisciplinary teams, applying flexible, responsive approaches aligned with best practice and participant goals.