Behaviour Practitioner
Lucy holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Criminology, providing her with a strong foundation in understanding human behaviour and the complexities of the mind. Her genuine passion for working with people has been a driving force throughout her career and inspires her to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those she supports.
With a background in Support Coordination, Lucy has extensive experience helping individuals and families navigate the challenges associated with developmental disabilities and psychosocial diagnoses. She has a particular interest in these areas and works collaboratively with participants and their support networks to help each person build on their strengths and work towards their individual goals.
Lucy is also a certified Mental Health First Aid Instructor, educating and equipping others with the practical tools needed to support people experiencing mental health challenges. Her previous work with Lifeline involved providing critical support to people in crisis, further strengthening her understanding of mental health and her commitment to advocacy.
These experiences continue to shape Lucy’s compassionate, person-centred and collaborative approach to supporting participants and the important people in their lives.