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.

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.

Kirsti is a Behaviour Support Practitioner based on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. She has a diverse background in behaviour support, early childhood intervention, counselling, and disability services. She is passionate about supporting people of all ages in achieving meaningful goals, improving their quality of life, and building positive relationships.

Kirsti has experience working as a Behaviour Support Practitioner and Early Childhood Therapist, supporting individuals and families using person-centred, evidence-based approaches. She has also worked as a Domestic and Family Violence Counsellor and as a Lifestyle Facilitator, assisting people living with disability and mental illness to develop skills, increase independence, and lead fulfilling lives. Her broad experience enables her to provide compassionate, individualised support that is tailored to each person’s unique strengths and needs.

Kirsti holds a Bachelor of Psychological Science and a Master of Counselling and Psychotherapy. She is committed to empowering individuals, families, and support networks through collaborative practice and positive behaviour support, helping people build the skills and confidence to reach their goals.

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

Max is a Behaviour Support Practitioner with a Bachelor of Psychology (Distinction) and over six years’ experience in the disability sector. He has worked with a diverse range of children and adults, including those with complex and high-risk behaviours.

Max is experienced in conducting functional behaviour assessments, developing behaviour support plans, monitoring restrictive practices, and supporting teams through training and practical strategies. He works closely with families, support coordinators, and multidisciplinary teams to deliver person-centred, easy-to-implement supports.

With a previous background as a Disability Support Worker and Service Coordinator, Max brings strong insight into frontline practice and is committed to delivering high-quality, least restrictive, and outcomes-focused support.

Rebekah supports participants across the Gold Coast and Northern New South Wales as a Behaviour Support Practitioner.

Rebekah has a background in Positive Behaviour Support and Counselling. She is passionate about helping people from all walks of life. In particular, she helps them build the skills, confidence, and support networks needed to live meaningful and fulfilling lives that align with their goals. She works with children, adolescents, adults, families, and support teams. She takes the time to understand each person’s unique strengths, experiences, and aspirations through a holistic, person-centred approach.

Rebekah combines evidence-based strategies with genuine connection. She focuses on practical and sustainable supports that can be implemented in everyday life. She enjoys helping participants strengthen emotional regulation, communication, independence, confidence, and overall wellbeing. She also works collaboratively with families, carers, educators, and allied health professionals to achieve positive outcomes.

Rebekah believes that all behaviour is a form of communication. She believes every person deserves to feel heard, understood, and empowered. As a result, she is committed to building strong therapeutic relationships. She also creates supportive environments where participants can thrive and work towards goals that are meaningful to them.

Rebekah supports individuals with Autism, Intellectual Disability, ADHD, acquired brain injuries, anxiety, psychosocial disabilities, cerebral palsy, complex behaviours of concern, and high support needs.

When not working with her clients, you’ll find Rebekah at a Gold Coast beach, swimming, reading, baking, playing the piano, exploring nature, or spending time with family and friends.

Steph is a Behaviour Support Practitioner working in Brisbane, Queensland.

Steph started her career in the Behaviour Support field at the beginning of 2022 and has completed a Master of Applied Behaviour Analysis and a Bachelor of Human Services. She is a registered Behaviour Support Practitioner with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission and is working towards becoming a Certified Behaviour Analyst in Australia. Steph has experience delivering services in-home, at mainstream schools and within childcare settings.

Passionate about improving the quality of life for all of her clients, Steph uses an individualised, assent-based approach. She loves to support clients to help them gain the independence, skills and confidence needed to thrive across their key environments. This also includes working collaboratively with families and educators to ensure participants are receiving consistent and effective support based on their individual needs within different environments.

She also loves to teach functional communication to participants so they can advocate for themselves and express their wants and needs effectively. Seeing the excitement from both the client and those around them when the participant learns how to express themselves using functional communication is one of her favourite aspects of being a Behaviour Support Practitioner.