Charlotte is passionate about creating meaningful change in the lives of NDIS participants. With a Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours), she has a deep understanding of human behaviour and a strong commitment to helping others achieve their goals.
Charlotte brings a fresh and energetic perspective to her work. Her experience in psychometric assessment and behaviour analysis allows her to create tailored, person-centred Behaviour Support that focus on individual strengths and aspirations.
During her studies, she developed a knack for critically evaluating evidence and ensuring that every strategy she proposes is effective, practical, and empowering.
What makes Charlotte stand out is her ability to connect with people on a personal level. She has taught horse riding and cello to children of all ages, giving her a unique skill set for adapting to different needs, encouraging positive behaviour, and fostering confidence in others.
Her time working in GP and physiotherapy clinics gave her hands-on experience supporting NDIS participants, reinforcing her belief in the power of collaboration and holistic care.
Charlotte’s approach is driven by empathy, enthusiasm, and a genuine desire to help others live their best lives. She is excited to work alongside individuals, families, and support networks to achieve meaningful, lasting outcomes
