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Social Work

Family First Education

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woman holding mans hand
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A social worker provides professional support, advocacy, and intervention to help individuals, families, and communities navigate challenges and improve well-being. Social workers specialise in various areas, including early intervention, disability support, social and emotional regulation, family services, and crisis intervention.

Who I Work With

  • Children and young people

  • Families and carers

  • NDIS adult participants

  • Early learning and school communities and other therapies

Social Work Support for Children, Families and Individuals

Practical. Family-centred. Strengths-based.

Navigating disability, developmental differences and complex family needs can feel overwhelming. I provide professional social work support to help families feel confident, supported and understood — with practical strategies that work in everyday life.

How I Can Support You

I work alongside you to understand your goals and put the right supports in place at home, school and in the community. My support is tailored, collaborative and focused on real outcomes.

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a group of people holding hands on top of a tree

I offer support with:

  • Early intervention and developmental support

  • Disability and NDIS navigation

  • Emotional regulation and behaviour support

  • Parent coaching and family support

  • School and childcare collaboration

  • Advocacy and system navigation

  • Crisis and transitional support.

A Holistic Approach

As a qualified Social Worker and Early Childhood Practitioner, I bring together social work, education and hands-on support. I work closely with families, educators and allied health professionals to ensure supports are consistent, meaningful and achievable.

This may include:

  • Coordinating with schools, childcare and allied health teams

  • Developing practical tools such as routines, visual supports and social stories

  • Supporting families through assessments, reports and reviews

  • Advocating for children and families within education and service systems