Amber

Meet Amber

Amber brings warmth, creativity and a deep commitment to person-centred, strengths-based practice. Her experience includes children and young people, education and school settings, out-of-home care, supported living and complex support environments. She works closely with families, case managers, child protection and multidisciplinary teams, and brings strong knowledge of trauma and trauma-informed practice alongside autism, neurodiversity and mental health. Amber values practical, collaborative support that adapts to the person, context and system around them.

Amber may be a good fit if…

• Younger children and teenagers
• People with complex support needs, multiple diagnoses or restrictive-practice complexity
• Participants living in supported accommodation
• Mental health-related complexity and multidisciplinary systems

Who Amber works with

Areas of practice

Practice contexts

How Amber works

Amber works collaboratively and relationally, using person-centred, strengths-based, practical, trauma-informed and systems-focused approaches. She adapts her style to the person and situation, dialling different approaches up or down as needed.

Where Amber works

Face-to-face support depends on travel time to the participant’s location and the applicable NDIS travel arrangements. Enter a suburb or postcode below for an initial service-area check. CBChange will confirm travel and service fit before a referral proceeds.

Telepractice may be used as part of an ongoing Behaviour Support service where appropriate; BSP Select does not offer telepractice-only matching.