Raika is an Advanced-Level Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Practitioner and Managing Director at Bespoke Behaviour. She holds a Master’s degree in Developmental Psychology and began her career working with children, later expanding her practice to support adults as well.

A graduate of the Institute of Applied Behaviour Analysis (IABA), Raika has developed extensive expertise in trauma-informed approaches and family-centred practice. Her passion lies in supporting individuals and families through a range of therapeutic strategies that promote safety, connection, and meaningful growth.

As Managing Director, Raika is committed to building a PBS team that embodies excellence, compassion, and integrity, creating a culture where practitioners are supported to deliver truly person-centred and transformative support.

Aaron is a qualified psychotherapist and experienced Positive Behaviour Support practitioner who specialises in supporting young men with sexualised behaviours. His work focuses on helping participants understand themselves and develop healthier behavioural patterns through evidence-based, human-centred practice.

Aaron holds a Master’s degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy from ACAP, a Certificate in Positive Behaviour Support from the University of Melbourne, and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Sociology from James Cook University. This diverse academic foundation informs his integrative and relational approach to behaviour support.

As Managing Director of Bespoke Behaviour, Aaron’s driving goal is to build Australia’s most kind, skilled, and genuinely caring PBS team, one that leads with heart, supports each other, and makes behaviour support feel truly human.

Angela is our go-to guide for practitioner development and business growth at Bespoke. With years of experience in Positive Behaviour Support and a deep passion for developing people, she leads the way in building practitioner capability across the country. Angela’s role is all about creating pathways for our team to learn, thrive, and deliver their best work to participants. What makes Angela stand out is her mix of expertise and heart, she’s as invested in mentoring practitioners as she is in shaping innovative, evidence-informed supports for the people we serve.

Natalie is both a skilled Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner and the driving force behind our operations at Bespoke. She has supported individuals across age groups with trauma histories, ADHD, FASD, ASD, intellectual disabilities, and complex behaviours. As Operations Manager, Natalie ensures our practitioners have the tools, processes, and support they need to deliver high-quality, person-centered behaviour support. She builds frameworks that balance structure with flexibility, always with participants’ wellbeing at the centre.

Kim is our dedicated Admin Support, currently completing her Master’s in Counselling and Psychotherapy. Passionate about fostering connections, she works tirelessly to support Bespoke’s staff, participants, and external collaborators. With her approachable and organised nature, Kim ensures the smooth running of operations, helping create a positive environment for everyone involved.

Kim is the glue to our wonderful little community and a delight to interact with.

Brooke is a warm, thoughtful, and skilled Behaviour Therapist with a Bachelor of Psychological Science from the University of Adelaide. She brings a natural ability to connect with school-aged children, supporting them with emotional regulation, social skills, and confident communication. Brooke is a Registered Behaviour Technician with experience delivering therapy in schools, kindergartens, and home settings.

Avan is a Behaviour Practitioner with a Bachelor of Psychological Sciences and Counselling, specialising in Positive Behaviour Support. She has extensive experience working with children and adolescents, particularly those with ASD, ADHD, and other developmental conditions. Avan is skilled in collaborating with families and care teams to create holistic, person-centred strategies. Passionate about early intervention, she focuses on addressing root causes of behaviours to empower individuals and improve quality of life.

Jess brings over 10 years of experience in education and positive behaviour support to Bespoke. Starting her career as a Primary School Teacher with a focus on Student Wellbeing, she has worked extensively in disability inclusion, managing challenging behaviours, and supporting families and educators. With a Master of Education in Applied Behaviour Analysis, Jess is passionate about helping individuals with complex needs, particularly in areas such as Autism, ADHD, and Intellectual Disabilities.

Marta Landoni is a behaviour therapist with a PhD in psychology, specialising in developmental processes, resilience, and trauma recovery. She has extensive experience in Positive Behaviour Support and crisis intervention within the NDIS. Marta integrates mindfulness into her evidence-based interventions, promoting resilience and emotional regulation. Fluent in English and Italian, she is passionate about empowering individuals with disabilities to overcome barriers and thrive independently.

Michael is a Behaviour Practitioner with a Bachelor of Psychological Science, an Honours in the Science of Psychology from RMIT, and certification in Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) from Monash University.

With two years of experience as a mental health program educator, Michael brings expertise in Personality Science, Pain Science, Positive Psychology, Motivation and Emotion, Individual Differences, Psychometrics, and PBS. He is passionate about helping individuals achieve meaningful outcomes through evidence-based interventions.

Christie is a compassionate and values-led senior level Behaviour Support Practitioner and supervisor with a background in psychology and a passion for person-centred support. She holds a Bachelor of Psychological Science from Deakin University and is currently completing her Diploma of Counselling through AIPC. Christie works closely with individuals, families, and providers to develop practical, ethical, and trauma-informed behaviour support strategies that reflect the unique needs of each person. Wonderful Christie is on maternity leave!

Yi-Ching has experience working with people across the lifespan in both clinical and community settings, including participants with dual diagnoses, significant behavioural challenges, and persistent mental health concerns. She is particularly skilled in functional behaviour assessments, developing Behaviour Support Plans, and facilitating training for support networks to ensure sustainable, person-centred outcomes.

With additional training in Collaborative and Proactive Solutions (CPS) and a foundation in trauma-informed care, Yi-Ching is passionate about reducing restrictive practices and building genuine, trusting relationships with participants and their teams.

Yi-Ching currently has capacity for new referrals in the north-western area of Melbourne (within half an hour of Mill Park)

Heidi is a Board-Certified Behaviour Analyst with over six years of experience in Early Intensive Behaviour Intervention (EIBI), supporting individuals with autism, developmental delays, and intellectual disabilities.

She specialises in designing and supervising behaviour plans, building key life skills, and training families and staff. With a holistic, person-centred approach, Heidi works to create meaningful, lasting outcomes.

Heidi holds Master’s degrees in Applied Behaviour Analysis and Early Childhood Teaching, and is fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese—bringing a strong cultural lens to her work with diverse families.

Jen has over a decade of experience supporting children, adolescents, and families across school and community settings.

She brings deep compassion and clinical insight to her work, drawing from her background in counselling, functional behaviour assessment, and trauma-informed care. With postgraduate qualifications in counselling and psychology, Jen is skilled in CBT and person-centred approaches, and is committed to culturally responsive, collaborative practice. She is also an NDIS-registered PBS practitioner and a Level 2 ACA member.

Venijamin (Veni) is Bespoke’s dedicated Supervisor in Geelong, bringing a wealth of experience in mental health and Positive Behaviour Support. With a Bachelor of Psychological Science and extensive training in clinical interventions, he specialises in empowering individuals with mental health challenges through evidence-based strategies. Veni’s expertise includes developing safety plans, facilitating recovery-focused interventions, and mentoring teams to deliver exceptional support. Passionate about collaboration, he works closely with families and stakeholders to ensure positive outcomes for all participants.

Adriana is a Behaviour Support Practitioner with a Bachelor’s in Psychological Science and a Diploma of Health Science. She has extensive experience as a Support Coordinator and Team Leader, specialising in supporting individuals with complex needs under the NDIS. Adriana excels in creating and implementing behaviour support plans, facilitating collaboration between stakeholders, and empowering participants to achieve their goals. Passionate about making a positive impact, Adriana brings dedication and a client-focused approach to every aspect of her work.

Lucy holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Criminology, providing her with a strong foundation in understanding human behaviour and mental health. Her passion for helping others has been a driving force throughout her career, inspiring her to make a meaningful impact in the lives of those she supports.

With experience in support coordination, Lucy has assisted individuals and families in navigating the challenges associated with developmental disabilities and psychosocial diagnoses. She is dedicated to empowering those she works with to achieve their goals and reach their full potential.

Meet Kirsty, a Specialist Behaviour Support Practitioner and a Registered Play Therapist who specialises in working with children. Kirsty holds a Bachelor of Applied Social Science (Counselling) and an extensive portfolio of professional certifications. She brings over a decade of diverse experience in community services, behaviour support, and therapeutic interventions.

Kirsty has a strong reputation for her dedication, resilience, and person-centred approach. Her expertise spans across working with individuals with complex and challenging behaviours, developing positive behaviour support plans, and providing evidence-based interventions. She excels in crisis management, functional behaviour assessments, and coaching stakeholders, including families and support teams, to implement effective strategies.

Ange is passionate about enhancing the quality of life for individuals with diverse needs. With over 4 years of experience Ange is a powerhouse of knowledge of all things PBS.

Ange has an extensive background working with children and families in early childhood and primary school settings, focusing on student wellbeing, disability inclusion, behaviour management, and early intervention. She has since expanded her expertise to support individuals of all ages, empowering them to achieve their personal goals through person-centred approaches.

Specialising in Autism, Intellectual Disabilities, ADHD, and Schizophrenia, Ange takes a holistic approach to her practice, emphasising collaboration between support services to achieve the best outcomes for her participants.

Christian is an experienced Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Practitioner with a strong background in psychology. Holding a degree in psychology, he brings a deep understanding of human behaviour and evidence-based strategies to his work. Christian specialises in working with young men, fostering strong therapeutic relationships built on trust, respect, and practical support. He has extensive experience navigating restrictive practices, ensuring they are applied ethically, effectively, and always in the best interests of the individuals he supports.

In addition to his PBS expertise, Christian has worked in aged care and has experience supporting individuals with dementia, equipping him with a deep understanding of cognitive decline, behaviour management, and compassionate care strategies. He is also familiar with the child-safety space, particularly the “transitioning to adulthood” process, helping young people navigate this critical stage with the right supports and guidance.

Angela is a Behaviour Support Practitioner and educator based in Cairns, Queensland. She has extensive experience in education, disability services, and behaviour support, with a passion for helping individuals achieve their goals and live fulfilling lives.

With over a decade as a classroom teacher and support professional, Angela brings specialist skills in Functional Behaviour Assessments, Behaviour Support Planning, and behaviour management strategies. Her practice is person-centred, trauma-informed, and strengths-based, ensuring that supports are both effective and empowering.

Natalie is a passionate Behaviour Support Practitioner with a strong commitment to supporting individuals with complex needs through positive behaviour support, trauma-informed care, and comprehensive risk assessment. Her practice is grounded in a participant-focused, holistic, and collaborative approach that prioritises dignity, inclusion, and meaningful outcomes.

She has experience working across a wide age range and with people presenting diverse physical and mental health disabilities. Known for her personalised, creative, and practical intervention strategies, Natalie designs supports that are both effective and sustainable.

Emily is a Behaviour Support Practitioner and Counsellor based in Cairns, Queensland. With qualifications in psychology and counselling, she brings a strong academic foundation together with hands-on experience supporting children, young people, and adults with diverse needs.

In her role as a PBS Practitioner, Emily conducts Functional Behaviour Assessments, develops and implements Positive Behaviour Support Plans, and works closely with families, carers, and multidisciplinary teams to create strategies that improve quality of life while reducing restrictive practices. Her approach is trauma-informed, person-centred, and strengths-based, ensuring supports are both effective and sustainable.