Mitch has over 30 years of experience supporting people with complex needs across disability, mental health, and community settings. He is dedicated to delivering high-quality therapeutic and behaviour support that is grounded in rights-based, person-centred practice. Mitch is passionate about building strong relationships with participants, families, and support teams to create meaningful and lasting change. His areas of expertise include complex needs, developmental trauma, disrupted attachment, intellectual disability, disability forensic, out-of-home care, and supporting children, adolescents, and adults across a range of life stages and settings.

Steph brings over 20 years of experience across the community, education, and disability sectors. Her approach is warm, creative and collaborative, with a strong belief that the best outcomes come from walking alongside people and learning from their unique experiences. Steph enjoys bringing together families, support teams, and multidisciplinary professionals to build shared understanding, strengthen support networks, and create meaningful change. Her particular interests include intellectual disability, adults, communication, and supporting multidisciplinary teams.

Amber brings warmth, creativity, and a deep commitment to person-centred, strength-based practice. She is passionate about positive support that fosters wellbeing and resilience for participants and their carers. Her expertise includes education and school settings, supporting children and young people, and providing tailored support for Autism Spectrum Disorder, sensory needs, and visual communication.

Anneke is passionate about supporting families and formal supports through collaboration to create the best possible quality of life outcomes for individuals. With extensive experience in the prison and forensic sectors, as well as supporting people with dual disability, she is committed to helping people thrive and access the right supports to meet their needs. Her areas of expertise include children and families, complex behaviour, dual disability, forensic disability, and intellectual disability.

Aletta brings a strong forensic background and a deep understanding of youth justice, autism, and neurobiology to her practice. She is passionate about creating positive change through evidence-based, person-centred approaches that promote understanding, growth, and long-term wellbeing. Aletta works collaboratively with individuals and their support networks to build capacity, reduce risk, and support meaningful, sustainable outcomes.

Abi brings a background in art therapy and a creative, therapeutic approach to her work. She is deeply curious about each person’s unique story and uses engaging, person-centred strategies to foster connection, growth, and positive change. Abi’s warm and reflective style supports individuals to express themselves, build resilience, and enhance wellbeing, while also working collaboratively with teams to strengthen understanding and promote consistent, therapeutic support.

Hayley is passionate about meeting people where they are in their unique journey and working alongside them to create meaningful, positive change. With nearly 15 years of experience supporting children with diverse abilities, their families, and teams across school, home, and community settings, she brings deep understanding and compassion to her practice. Hayley has a strong foundation in sensory needs, emotional regulation, and building socio-emotional capacity.

Jack brings a thoughtful and collaborative approach to behaviour support, with a strong commitment to person-centred practice and ensuring every voice in the care team is heard. He is passionate about supporting meaningful positive change and empowering participants to achieve their goals. Jack has a particular interest in supporting adults experiencing schizophrenia and children presenting with externalising behaviours. Alongside his psychology studies, he brings curiosity, empathy, and genuine enthusiasm to his work.

Lara brings empathy, professionalism, and strong relationship-building skills to her work with participants and their support networks. With a background in criminology, psychological science, and legal practice, she is passionate about understanding each person’s unique experiences and supporting positive outcomes through respectful, person-centred approaches. Lara's strengths include effective communication, collaborative problem-solving, and working alongside individuals, families, and multidisciplinary teams to promote wellbeing, inclusion, and meaningful change.