Nina is a Behaviour Specialist and Clinical Lead at Kameleon Group working across the northern suburbs of Brisbane. Nina has extensive experience working with NDIS participants ranging from adolescents transitioning out of Early Intensive Behavioural Intervention to older individuals and the Forensic Disability Service.

Nina is driven by a passion for understanding complex behaviours, disseminating evidence based strategies and utilising them to enrich the lives of individuals, families and communities through her person-centred approach.

Anika is a Behaviour Support Practitioner, based in Hobart, Tasmania, specialising in trauma‑informed care and adult mental well‑being. With a degree in Psychology and a Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling Psychology, and over four years of experience supporting individuals across community and educational settings, she provides evidence-based support for life transitions, relationship challenges, stress management, and emotional regulation.

Anika adopts a client-centred and strengths-based approach, tailoring strategies to each individual’s needs to foster personal growth and resilience. Outside of practice, she enjoys exploring the outdoors and engaging in creative arts. Through her professional and volunteer experiences, Anika embraces the philosophy that ‘if a person can’t learn the way we teach, we must teach in the way they learn.’ Guided by this belief, she is committed to empowering individuals with diverse needs by tailoring her approach to each person’s unique strengths, abilities, and challenges. She believes that with consistent guidance, patience, and care, everyone can achieve meaningful growth and reach their milestones.

Anita is a Behaviour Support Practitioner based in Melbourne, Victoria. She brings over 25 years of experience supporting children, adolescents, adults and families across educational, therapeutic, and international settings. Having worked extensively throughout Australia and Southeast Asia, she has developed and led multidisciplinary programs, supervised practitioners, and collaborated closely with schools and families to promote inclusion, learning, and wellbeing outcomes.

Anita‘s practice focuses on helping participants strengthen social and emotional skills through engaging, evidence-based approaches that combine structure with creativity. She also facilitates parent programs and delivers training for educators and allied health professionals.

Drawing on her background in psychology, education, and applied behaviour analysis, Anita is dedicated to creating supportive environments that empower her participants to thrive through connection, confidence, and curiosity.

Anu is a Behaviour Support Practitioner based in Brisbane, Queensland. She has over 10 years of experience supporting people with autism and other neurodevelopmental disabilities. She holds a Master of Applied Behaviour Analysis and is registered with the NDIS as a Behaviour Support Practitioner. Anu brings a strong focus on delivering evidence-based, person-centred supports. Her goal is to improve quality of life for the individuals and families she works with.

Anu has extensive experience conducting functional behaviour assessments. She also develops Positive Behaviour Support Plans. In addition, she implements practical, individualised strategies. These strategies promote skill development, independence, and meaningful participation in everyday life. Anu is highly skilled in working with children who present with complex behaviours of concern. She uses Applied Behaviour Analysis principles to teach functional communication, emotional regulation, social skills, and daily living skills.

Anu has a strong background in early childhood intervention. For several years, she has provided targeted early supports for children with autism and developmental delay. She works closely with families, educators, therapists, and support teams. This ensures consistent and effective implementation of strategies across environments. Anu values collaboration and believes the best outcomes happen when families and support networks feel confident, informed, and supported.

Anu has also worked in primary and secondary school settings in the Northern Territory. There, she supported students with diverse learning needs. She also worked with students who spoke English as an additional language, as well as those with complex developmental presentations. As a result, she has strengthened her ability to adapt strategies to different environments. She also works effectively within multidisciplinary teams.

Anu is known for her warm, empathetic, and detail-oriented approach. She is passionate about clinical excellence. Anu is committed to providing high-quality, ethical, and practical behaviour support. Her work aligns with NDIS requirements and best-practice Positive Behaviour Support. At Kameleon Group, Anu enjoys working collaboratively. Together with her team, she delivers thoughtful, evidence-based supports which helps participants build skills, reduce behaviours of concern, and achieve meaningful outcomes.

Azraa is a Behaviour Support Practitioner based in Melbourne, Victoria. She brings extensive experience in implementing behaviour supports with children, young people, and families. In particular, she works with those affected by autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, and other developmental and behavioural challenges.

Azraa has worked both independently and as part of multidisciplinary teams. She collaborates with psychologists, speech and language therapists, occupational therapists, educators, and families. Her approach draws on Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), complemented by parent coaching and evidence-based Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) strategies. Together, these ensure interventions are practical, ethical, and sustainable.

Azraa’s work includes conducting Functional Behaviour Assessments (FBA) and developing and reviewing Positive Behaviour Support Plans. In addition, she equips families with the skills and confidence to embed supports into daily routines. Azraa is also experienced in creating inclusive environments in educational and OSHC settings. There, she implements visual systems, proactive strategies, and structured programs to foster independence, skill acquisition, and social connection.

Guided by empathy and person-centred values, Azraa is committed to empowering participants and their families to achieve their goals. She believes in the transformative impact of collaborative practice. In her view, the best outcomes happen when families, professionals, and communities work together. This teamwork helps children and young people live safe, fulfilling, and purposeful lives.

Aya has a Bachelor degree in Biochemistry, Honours degree in Molecular Biology and Masters degree in Applied Behaviour Analysis. She is working towards completing her BCBA certification and continuously striving to achieve the best outcomes for the people she works with.

Aya left her lab work after she fell in love with the science of ABA. Aya is passionate about ABA and its positive impact by assisting people improve their quality of life, build upon their strengths, and reach their full potential.

Aya has years of experience implementing ABA programs designed to help children with ASD and developmental delays. She has experience supporting people with different needs and culturally diverse backgrounds and is excited to use her skills and experience to provide Positive Behaviour Support with Kameleon to ensure positive outcomes for all.

Aya is professional, joyful, and engaging and always leaves positive results for the individuals and families she works with.

Bonnie  is an experience Behaviour Support Practitioner providing Early Intervention and Positive Behaviour Support services across Northern New South Wales and the Gold Coast, Queensland.

With over 15 years of experience in education, Bonnie has developed extensive expertise in supporting participants with diverse developmental, learning, and behavioural needs. Her background includes leadership roles as a Learning and Support Coordinator and Behaviour Assistant Principal, where she led multidisciplinary teams, implemented behaviour intervention frameworks, and collaborated closely with families and schools to create inclusive, supportive learning environments.

Bonnie’s approach is holistic and relationship-driven, grounded in evidence-based practice and neurodiversity-affirming principles. She has had experience collaborating closely with Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Psychologists, and Educators to ensure that every participant’s supports reflect their strengths and unique developmental profile.

Her work focuses strongly on Positive Behaviour Support, empowering families and participants with the tools and confidence to manage behaviours of concern in ways that promote connection, skill development, and long-term growth.

Chantelle is a Behaviour Support Practitioner at Kameleon Group working in Rockhampton, Queensland.

Chantelle is an experienced practitioner, supporting participants, families and organisations within the disability sector, specialising in Positive Behaviour Support, since 2023. During this time, she completed her Master’s degree in Applied Behaviour Analysis and is currently working toward registration as a Certified Behaviour Analyst in Australia.

Chantelle is passionate about supporting individuals of all ages to live safely and access the services they need to thrive. Her approach focuses on enhancing overall well-being, strengthening social relationships, and building meaningful connections within families, schools, workplaces, and communities.

Chantelle values partnering with families and caregivers to foster connection, growth, and positive outcomes across every stage of life.

Helin is a Behaviour Support Practitioner supporting participants across the Gold Coast Region, Queensland.

She is a Behaviour Support Practitioner with a Bachelor of Psychological Science and a background in behaviour support and early intervention. Heliln has experience working with children, teenagers and adults with a wide range of needs, including ASD, ADHD, communication difficulties and behaviours of concern.

Helin brings a warm, caring and individualised approach to her work. She believes that every behaviour has a reason and takes the time to understand each person as an individual their strengths, needs, preferences and what is important to them.

She is passionate about creating meaningful and positive change in everyday life, whether that means helping someone communicate their needs, manage big emotions, build confidence, develop independence or achieve a personal goal. Helin loves celebrating the small wins along the way and working closely with families and support teams to help each person feel understood, supported and empowered.

David is a Behaviour Support Practitioner supporting participants across the Mid Coast Council Region, New South Wales.

With a deep-rooted background in both mainstream and special education, David brings a unique perspective to behaviour support. Having spent years working alongside school-aged students and young adults, he understands the complexities of the education system and the vital importance of supporting individuals through those big life transitions. He views himself as a bridge between clinical support and practical, everyday life. Because of his teaching history, his strategies are designed to be “classroom and life-ready” – practical, easy to implement, and focused on building functional skills. He specialises in helping young people find their voice and helping their support networks (teachers, parents, and carers) feel confident and equipped.

David believes that every young person deserves an environment where they can thrive, not just “get by.” Transitioning from school to adulthood can be a daunting chapter, and he is passionate about ensuring his participants have the self-regulation and communication tools they need to navigate the world with independence.

When David is not supporting his participants, you’ll often find him on the water competing in fishing competitions or camping and 4WDing with his two teenage sons. David also likes to decompress by bowling a few ends at the local bowling club.