About Us

Sam brings over four years of experience under the NDIS framework, specializing in working with individuals displaying behaviours of concern, including those in high-support, AOD, and forensic environments. He focuses on face-to-face engagement, building relationships, and implementing practical strategies that create real change.

Adaptability is his strength—whether through communication, intervention strategies, or problem-solving, he tailors his approach to meet each individual's unique needs. He believes that meaningful change happens through connection, and works closely with individuals, families, and support teams to ensure that behavioural strategies are effective not just on paper, but in everyday life.

Outside of professional work, Sam is passionate about photography, skateboarding, and martial arts—interests that fuel his creativity, discipline, and understanding of human movement and expression. These pursuits complement his work by reinforcing his ability to connect with people from all walks of life in dynamic and meaningful ways.

Sam provides services across Melbourne. 

  Paige is a behaviour support practitioner and provisional psychologist. She has experience working with individuals of all ages, she has a particular interest in working with children to assist in the development of social, emotional, and behavioural goals. In 2022, Paige furthered her education by completing a Masters of Professional Psychology as part of her journey toward becoming a registered psychologist.

Paige specializes in supporting individuals with Autism, ADHD, and other neurodevelopmental conditions, with a particular focus on self-regulation, positive behaviour change, and improving quality of life. Paige draws from a range of evidence-based techniques tailored to the needs of those she supports, including Behaviour Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, and Psychoeducation.

She employs person-centred, trauma-informed, and neuro-affirming approaches when working with individuals and their support networks. Paige values individual differences and unique perspectives, recognizing how past experiences can shape present thoughts, feelings, and behaviours. As a neuro-affirming practitioner, she is committed to creating more inclusive and supportive environments for neurodivergent communities.

Paige provides services in South East Melbourne.

Louise is a behaviour support practitioner. She has experience working with individuals of all ages, with a special interest in working with adults with psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia. She is committed to helping individuals and teams create safe, meaningful, and empowering environments. She focuses on working closely with clients, families, and support staff to understand the “why” behind person centred strategies that improve quality of life. Driven by authenticity, empathy, and curiosity which is evident in her approach to delivering positive behaviour support. She brings experience through her studies of behavioural science (psychology) and years of working within the disability sector. Louise previously worked in youth work residential care to provide a wide range of diverse skills. She is passionate about collaboratively building positive, trusting relationships, and creating support plans that feel realistic, and genuinely practical to apply in real world settings. 

Louise provides services in North Melbourne and West Melbourne.

  Sara works with children, adolescents, and adults, offering tailored support for diverse neurodevelopmental profiles, including autism, ADHD, intellectual disabilities, and complex trauma backgrounds. Her expertise lies in working with neurodivergent children, their families, and schools. Sara uses neuro-affirming approaches that prioritize autonomy, strengths, and well-being, integrating evidence-based strategies like Dr. Daniel Siegel’s 'Whole-Brain Child' and Ross Greene’s “Collaborative and Proactive Solutions” approach.

As a Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) practitioner, Sara helps families restore nervous system regulation, build stronger relationships, and create calmer environments. Her approach supports emotional and sensory regulation, helping individuals feel more connected and secure.

Sara's neuro-affirming practice is shaped by professional and personal lived experience. She is passionate about ensuring clients receive the support they need, especially in educational settings, where she advocates for strength-based approaches honouring each child's individuality.

Her journey into behaviour support began with psychology studies, developing a deep interest in understanding human behaviour, emotions, and social communication. Over time, her work expanded across various settings, including schools, families, and disability services, allowing her to develop a holistic, person-centred approach.

Sara providers services across Macedon Ranges and surrounds.