Meet our Team

I have over 10 years of experience with disability supports and am passionate about providing a truly individualised approach and helping to make a real difference in people's lives. With a strong understanding of how to work effectively with NDIS from a personal and professional perspective, I have held roles that have involved working across a multitude of organisations, advocate groups and consultation with disability related local government initiatives. In recent years I have been involved in leading multi-disciplinary teams for individuals with complex support needs, assisting people with transitioning to individual and shared living arrangements, and initial diagnosis/early intervention supports for children with Autism. My belief in the importance of individual choice, flexibility and self-directed supports drives my approach to support coordination with an AIM to provide a positive and meaningful service.

As a new graduate Physiotherapist from Curtin University, my biggest strengths include building rapport and trust with people and having strong communication skills across all demographics. My experiences with NDIS as a Support Worker for 4 years and through various clinical placements in the disability sector as a Physio student, has enabled me to do what I enjoy most - make differences in peoples lives through my work and practice. I strive to be able to continue changing lives positively bringing about good outcomes for my clients and their families. In my free time, I enjoy keeping fit and active as well as prioritising family time.  

I am an enthusiastic individual with a positive attitude and strong communication skills. With a background in health administration and qualifications in project management, I am focused on developing my leadership techniques, problem-solving abilities and interpersonal skills needed to interact with participants and their families. Personally, I love staying fit and spending time outdoors doing recreation activities and spending time with friends and family.