EXPIERENCE: Lucy has worked in the disability sector for over four years, supporting both children and adults to build independence, develop practical life skills and explore their community. She has extensive experience working with children and young people, supporting their individual needs through engaging, patient and person-centred care. Lucy’s experience includes supporting people with ASD, ADHD, anxiety, dementia, global developmental delay, cerebral palsy, bipolar disorder, Down syndrome, PMDD and a range of mental health needs. Lucy works predominantly with participants experiencing mental health challenges and has experience supporting people with trauma and domestic-violence backgrounds. She is currently studying Behaviour Analysis and has a strong interest in understanding behaviours of concern, identifying what may be driving them, and supporting positive, person-centred strategies. Lucy is experienced in using visuals, implementing routines and support plans, teaching new skills, and assisting with organisation, time management and personal care. She has also supported participants through important transitions, including attending TAFE and completing study. Her calm, supportive approach and extensive experience help participants feel understood, capable and well supported in working towards their individual goals.