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Passionate and dedicated Disability Case Manager at Supported Independent Living since 2020, committed to empowering individuals with disabilities to live fulfilling and independent lives. With a strong focus on client-centered care, I work closely with participants, families, and support networks to deliver tailored solutions that meet unique needs and goals.
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Alcohol-related brain injury: the one nobody diagnoses Brain Injury Australia's statistics fact sheet records that 2,714 Australians had been diagnosed... Read More about Alcohol-Related Brain Injury: The One Nobody Diagnoses
Behaviour support and restrictive practices: what the rules actually require If a provider locks the kitchen because someone with a... Read More about Behaviour Support and Restrictive Practices: What the Rules Require
Insight and behaviour after brain injury The effects of a brain injury that end up in medical records are the... Read More about Insight and Behaviour After Brain Injury
Supported independent living with Down syndrome: moving out, and planning for later The most common housing story for an Australian... Read More about Supported Independent Living with Down Syndrome: Moving Out, and Planning for Later
Alzheimer's disease and Down syndrome: what families and providers have to plan for Life expectancy for people with Down syndrome... Read More about Alzheimer’s Disease and Down Syndrome: What Families and Providers Have to Plan For
Sleep apnoea and Down syndrome: the most under-treated problem in Australian disability support If you work in disability support and... Read More about Sleep Apnoea and Down Syndrome: The Most Under-Treated Problem in Australian Disability Support
The Down syndrome health checks nobody tells you about A woman in her late thirties with Down syndrome started sleeping... Read More about The Down Syndrome Health Checks Nobody Tells You About
Down syndrome and the NDIS: why the diagnosis alone is not enough Here is a sentence you will find on... Read More about Down Syndrome and the NDIS: Why the Diagnosis Alone Is Not Enough
What is Down syndrome? A plain-English guide for Australian families There is a particular moment that a lot of Australian... Read More about What Is Down Syndrome? A Plain-English Guide for Australian Families
Communication and Down syndrome: the profile, and what actually helps There is a pattern that almost every family of a... Read More about Communication and Down Syndrome: The Profile, and What Actually Helps
Supporting an adult with Down syndrome: a practical guide for support workers Most induction material about Down syndrome tells you... Read More about Supporting an Adult with Down Syndrome: A Practical Guide for Support Workers
Work and adulthood with Down syndrome in Australia: the numbers, and what to do about them Start with four numbers,... Read More about Work and Adulthood with Down Syndrome in Australia: The Numbers, and What to Do About Them
Finding and Keeping Support Workers Who Understand Autism Most writing about support workers is aimed at providers. This is written... Read More about Finding and Keeping Support Workers Who Understand Autism
Supported Independent Living for Autistic Adults Supported independent living was designed around a particular model: a shared house, several residents,... Read More about Supported Independent Living for Autistic Adults
Thriving Kids and Foundational Supports: What Autism Families Need to Know This is the biggest change to autism support in... Read More about Thriving Kids and Foundational Supports: What Autism Families Need to Know
The Role of Occupational Therapy in Autism Occupational therapy is the most commonly funded therapy for autistic NDIS participants, and... Read More about The Role of Occupational Therapy in Autism
Autistic Communication and the Role of Speech Pathology Almost everything written about autism and communication starts from the same premise:... Read More about Autistic Communication and the Role of Speech Pathology
Sensory Processing and Autism-Friendly Environments Sensory differences are part of the diagnostic criteria for autism, and they are frequently the... Read More about Sensory Processing and Autism-Friendly Environments
Understanding Autism: The Spectrum, the Levels and the Diagnosis There are around 290,900 autistic Australians — about 1.1% of the... Read More about Understanding Autism: The Spectrum, the Levels and the Diagnosis
Autism and the NDIS: How Eligibility Is Actually Determined Autism is the largest single reason people are in the NDIS.... Read More about Autism and the NDIS: How Eligibility Is Actually Determined
Autistic Adults: Late Diagnosis, Masking and Burnout Here is a statistic that should be better known. ABS data puts autism... Read More about Autistic Adults: Late Diagnosis, Masking and Burnout
