Meet The Team

Director
Charlotte Saunders
Charlotte is a passionate Behaviour Support Specialist with a Bachelor of Psychological Science and a Master of Counselling. Using a person-centred, strengths-based approach, Charlotte has many years of experience working with children and families to help them better understand each other and build strong positive relationships. She uses an integrated approach informed by creative therapies, Collaborative and Proactive Solutions, Conscious Care and Support, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, and Person-Centred Care.
Outside of work, you can find Charlotte gaming, playing with her dogs and cat, reading, or spending time with her family.

Director
Brent Saunders
Brent works hard behind the scenes to keep the business running at its best, so we can provide the highest quality services to our clients. With an extensive background in Mechanical Engineering and Programming, Brent keeps our systems on track and ensures the efficiencies of the day to day operations. Brent's innovative thinking and problem solving prowess keep our business healthy and sustainable.
When he's not at work, Brent loves to build things, try out new hobbies, play video games, and spend time with his family.

Practice Manager
Sarah Willey
Sarah is a calm and compassionate Practice Manager who has a natural talent for organisation. Sarah has 6 years of experience working in Early Childhood Education and Care, which has ultimately grown her passion for supporting young people and their families. Sarah exhibits genuine care for others as she takes time to listen to our clients and support them as best she can. Sarah feels strongly about providing a comfortable, safe space that is inclusive and welcoming for all individuals.
Outside of work, Sarah enjoys playing games, swimming, taking her labrador Murray to the dog park, as well as spending time with her family and friends.

Receptionist
Elly Keller
Elly is a detail-oriented and passionate member of our reception staff. She has experience working with young children and loves chatting with our clients about their interests. Elly prides herself on putting in her best effort in every aspect of her work, and strives to create a safe, comfortable space for our clients and their families.
In her spare time Elly enjoys reading, being outdoors, and spending time with her family.

Receptionist
Siobhan Martinez
Siobhan is patient and understanding human. She takes pride in creating a welcoming and supportive environment for clients and colleagues alike, ensuring smooth communication and a positive first impression. With a calm and empathetic approach, she strives to contribute to a compassionate and efficient workplace.
Outside of work she enjoys spending time with her animals, watching many TV shows and movies and spending time with her family and friends.

Behaviour Support Practitioner
Craig Izzard
Craig is an enthusiastic and understanding Behaviour Support Practitioner, working primarily with teens and young adults with complex needs or regulated restrictive practices. He has a natural talent for understanding the perspectives of others and identifying strengths and skills. Craig is our go-to-guy for the Restrictive Practices Portal and risk assessment, making sure we are working in line with the NDIS legislation.
In his spare time, you can find Craig gaming, riding his motorbike, and spending time with his dog Texas.

Behaviour Support Practitioner
Kalinda Nelson-Boyd
Kalinda is a down-to-earth and conscientious Behaviour Support Practitioner. With a Master of Art Therapy, Kalinda uses creativity and self-expression to help clients better understand themselves and build skills to achieve their goals.
Kalinda believes that children and young people thrive best when their caregivers, family and community are well supported as well. She strives to advocate for and practice inclusivity, hoping that people from diverse backgrounds feel welcome and comfortable in their lives. She loves to have authentic connections with others, and celebrates the quirks of individuals.
Outside of work, Kalinda likes to be in nature going for adventures, working in the garden, bird-watching (including her backyard chickens), and finding all kinds of ways to express creativity.

Behaviour Support Practitioner
Pavarita Naidu
Pavarita is a Behaviour Support Practitioner motivated by the belief that everyone deserves mental health care that recognises their culture, identity, and story. She has completed a Bachelor of Psychological Science (Advanced) and is currently pursuing postgraduate studies in psychology. Her practice is grounded in inclusivity, with a focus on bridging the gap between culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities and accessible mental health support.
Outside of work, she enjoys dancing, travelling, and creative projects that combine design, culture, and mental health advocacy.

Behaviour Support Practitioner
Meg Grieves
Meg is a creative and compassionate Behaviour Support Practitioner. She has a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) and has several years of experience in the mental health sector. Meg utilises a strengths-based approach in all of her work and loves assisting her clients using a variety of creative, evidence-based approaches to attain their goals.
Outside of work, Meg enjoys spending time with friends and family, writing, and enjoying the great outdoors.

Provisional Psychologist
Cameron Dorn
Cameron is a dedicated and compassionate Provisional Psychologist committed to helping individuals lead meaningful and autonomous lives. He also supports families and professionals in this journey. His approach is rooted in the philosophy that children do well if they can, and that meaningful change relies on a deep understanding of an individual’s abilities and the demands placed on them by their environment.
In his personal time, Cameron enjoys spending time outdoors with his wife and children, listening to podcasts, and visiting cafes.

Provisional Psychologist
Joan Tan
Joan is a positive and empathetic Provisional Psychologist who firmly believes that everyone can thrive when supported by a safe and inclusive environment. She holds a Master’s degree in Professional Psychology and is currently completing a Master’s in Clinical Psychology.
Joan takes a strengths-based, culturally informed approach to her work, collaborating closely with clients and their families to support meaningful progress using various evidence-based practices.
Outside of work, Joan values quality time with loved ones and enjoys immersing herself in life’s simple pleasures. However, as a dedicated student, she is often found tucked away in a café, headphones on, focused on her studies.

Behaviour Support Practitioner
Teaghan Morton
Teaghan is a passionate, dedicated, and caring Behaviour Support Practitioner, who believes in building safe and inclusive environments where everyone feels comfortable and supported to be their best authentic self. She has a Bachelors of Psychological Science and Criminology, and plans on continuing her studies through completing a Graduate Diploma (Advanced) in Psychology in 2026 and further with a Master of Neuropsychology. During her studies, Teaghan found a passion for learning about child development and expanded on this passion by working and gaining experience in Early Childhood Education and Care.
She enjoys supporting children and their families with a person-centred strengths-based approach, using collaborative spaces and child-led experiences to help children attain their goals and thrive within their environments.
Outside of work, Teaghan loves to spend quality time with her family and friends, and of course her three dogs Dexter, Ziva and Chester. If I am not studying, I like to relax by watching tv shows or playing video games.

Psychologist
Georgia Jurd (Parental Leave)
Georgia is a loyal and hardworking Psychologist. She has a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) and is a generally registered Psychologist. Georgia has a wide range of experience working with young children and older youth, supporting them to achieve an improved quality of life and reach their goals through a person-centred, strengths focused approach. She also draws on elements of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Family Systems therapy, and Solution-Focused therapy.
In her spare time, Georgia loves teaching dance, spending quality time with family, and travelling when she can.
Join the Team
We are always on the lookout for Registered Psychologists, Provisional Psychologists, and Behaviour Support Practitioners who are:
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Affirming of neurodiversity, gender, ethnicity/culture, etc.
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Open to learning new ways of doing things
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Unwilling to use ABA in any of its forms
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Passionate about helping people and building community
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Aligned with our values
If this sounds like you and you're interested in working with us, download our Adventure Guide below to find out more about us and how to apply.
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