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.
Gaya is a Behaviour Support Practitioner based in Hobart, Tasmania. She holds a PhD in Education and brings nine years of experience supporting individuals with diverse needs, strengths and goals.
Gaya has worked across a range of roles, including leadership and inclusion-focused positions, where she has supported participants and their families through person-centred, strengths-based approaches. She has extensive experience in developing and implementing tailored support strategies that reflect each participant’s individual needs, preferences, and life context.
Gaya is dedicated to building trusting and respectful relationships by actively listening, communicating clearly, and ensuring participants feel safe, understood, and empowered throughout the support process. She strongly believes that understanding a participant’s lived experience and perspective is key to supporting meaningful growth, independence, and quality of life.
Judy is a Clinical Lead and Behaviour Support Practitioner based in Hobart, Tasmania.
Judy commenced her career in the Human Resources field having studied a Bachelor in Social Sciences, and upon moving to Tasmania, Judy decided to follow her passion, studying and working within Behavioural Science.
Judy has worked within Early Intervention since completing her Degree in Psychological Science, and has completed her Masters (Applied Behaviour Analysis) .
Judy has a strong interest in early intervention, and advocacy and inclusion for all children.
