Meet the team behind Target Behaviour Services

Faith is an experienced Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Specialist and clinical supervisor with over 10 years of experience working within the disability and mental health sector.

Faith is located in Perth and services the most complex NDIS participants across Western Australia. Recognised for her strong clinical knowledge and expertise in the assessment, implementation, monitoring, and reporting of restrictive practices, ensuring all interventions align with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission requirements and the principles of Positive Behaviour Support.

Faith adopts a person-centred, trauma-informed, and strengths-based approach to practice, with a strong focus on improving quality of life, reducing restrictive practices, and supporting individuals to build meaningful skills, independence, and emotional regulation.

Rex is an experienced Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Practitioner and Clinical Supervisor located in Perth with extensive experience supporting individuals with complex behavioural, psychosocial, and disability-related needs.

Rex is recognised for his strong clinical leadership, person-centred practice, and ability to support practitioners in delivering high-quality, evidence-based Positive Behaviour Support services.

Rex has significant experience working across a range of complex presentations, including mental health, autism spectrum disorder, intellectual disability, and forensic behavioural support. He is known for his calm and collaborative approach, as well as his ability to develop practical and effective behaviour support strategies that prioritise quality of life, skill development, and reduction of restrictive practices

Elmira is a senior Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Practitioner and Clinical Supervisor located north of the river (NOR) with extensive experience supporting individuals with complex behavioural, psychosocial, and disability-related needs.

Elmira specialises in the areas of acute mental health and intellectual disability, with significant experience working alongside individuals who present with complex risk profiles, emotional dysregulation, and behaviours of concern.

Elmira is recognised for her calm, compassionate, and person-centred approach, alongside her strong clinical understanding of mental health presentations and the functional impacts of intellectual disability. She is skilled in developing practical, evidence-based behaviour support strategies that focus on improving quality of life, emotional wellbeing, skill development, and reducing restrictive practices.

Bryn is a senior Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Practitioner and Clinical Supervisor located in Perth with extensive experience supporting children and young people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and complex behavioural presentations.

Bryn specialises in working with children, adolescents, and families, with a strong focus on early intervention, emotional regulation, skill development, and family-centred support approaches.

Bryn is recognised for his ability to engage positively with children and young people through calm, structured, and strengths-based approaches that promote safety, trust, and meaningful engagement. He has significant experience supporting school-based behaviours, social and emotional development, sensory needs, and target behaviours within home, education, and community environments.

Olivia is a senior and highly experienced Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Practitioner and Clinical Supervisor located south of the river (SOR) with extensive experience supporting individuals with complex behavioural, psychosocial, and trauma-related presentations.

Olivia is recognised for her strong clinical knowledge and expertise within the areas of psychosocial disability, trauma, and mental health.

Olivia is particularly known for her exceptional ability to establish and maintain therapeutic rapport with participants, families, and multidisciplinary teams. She adopts a compassionate, trauma-informed, and person-centred approach to practice, supporting individuals to feel safe, heard, and understood throughout the support process.

Jayne is an experienced Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Practitioner located in Perth who works particularly well with children and young people presenting with a range of behavioural, emotional, and developmental needs.

Jayne is recognised for her calm, patient, and engaging approach, which assists in building strong therapeutic relationships with both participants and their families.

Jayne adopts a person-centred and strengths-based approach to support, with a strong focus on emotional regulation, skill development, and improving quality of life outcomes for children and adolescents. She is skilled in supporting target behaviours across home, school, and community environments and works collaboratively with families, schools, and multidisciplinary teams to ensure consistent and effective support strategies are implemented.

Frankie is an experienced Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Practitioner based Mandurah with extensive experience supporting individuals with complex behavioural, psychosocial, and disability-related needs.

Frankie is recognised for their approachable, person-centred manner and ability to build positive working relationships with participants, families, and support teams across a range of environments.

Frankie adopts a compassionate and strengths-based approach to practice, supporting participants to improve quality of life, increase independence, and reduce behaviours of concern through practical and evidence-based Positive Behaviour Support strategies. Frankie has experience working collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams and local services to ensure participants receive consistent, high-quality support tailored to their individual needs and goals.

Preeksha is an experienced Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Practitioner located in Perth who is recognised for her strong ability to establish and maintain positive therapeutic rapport with participants, families, and support teams.

Preeksha is known for her bubbly, kind, and approachable nature, which assists individuals to feel comfortable, supported, and understood throughout the support process.

Preeksha adopts a compassionate, person-centred, and strengths-based approach to practice, with a strong focus on building trust and meaningful relationships to support positive outcomes. She is passionate about improving quality of life, supporting emotional wellbeing, and empowering participants to build independence and achieve their goals within home, community, and supported environments.

Joseph is a Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Practitioner based South of the River, supporting participants across a range of complex behavioural, psychosocial, and disability-related presentations. Joseph is recognised for his calm, approachable, and supportive manner, alongside his strong commitment to person-centred and strengths-based practice.

Joseph works collaboratively with participants, families, and multidisciplinary teams to deliver evidence-based Positive Behaviour Support interventions focused on improving quality of life, emotional wellbeing, independence, and reducing behaviours of concern.

Joseph is committed to building positive therapeutic relationships, maintaining professional boundaries, and supporting participants to achieve meaningful outcomes within home, community, and supported living environments across the South of the River region.

Shaaniya is a Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Practitioner who is recognised for her compassionate, person-centred, and approachable nature when supporting participants with complex behavioural and psychosocial needs.

Shaaniya demonstrates a strong ability to build and maintain positive therapeutic relationships with participants, families, and support teams through her calm, empathetic, and strengths-based approach.

Shaaniya is committed to improving quality of life outcomes through evidence-based Positive Behaviour Support strategies that focus on emotional regulation, skill development, increased independence, and reduction of behaviours of concern. She works collaboratively alongside multidisciplinary teams and stakeholders to ensure supports remain consistent, ethical, and tailored to the individual needs and goals of each participant.