Our Team
Our team of dedicated behaviour support practitioners delivers compassionate, evidence-based care for NDIS participants and families.
Registered Specialist Behaviour Support Practitioner & Mental Health Clinician
Master of Social Work
Postgraduate Diploma in Psychology
Graduate Certificate in Mental Health
Certificate in Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA)
PhD Candidate in Social Work, University of Western Australia (2028)
Raphael is the clinical backbone of MyHealth Solutions, bringing deep expertise as both a Registered Specialist Behaviour Support Practitioner and Mental Health Clinician. He delivers specialist behaviour support, therapeutic services, and mental health care across the lifespan, with particular expertise in complex dual-diagnosis presentations. His calm, analytical mind and genuinely compassionate heart set the tone for the entire clinical team.
His approach is grounded in evidence-based practice and clinical excellence. Raphael works across behaviour support, domestic violence intervention, youth justice programs, and family services, always ensuring every support plan is not just clinically sound but truly personalised to the person at its centre. He helps participants navigate the NDIS system with confidence.
Currently pursuing his PhD in Social Work at UWA (2028) with a research focus on Positive Behaviour Support, Raphael is literally shaping the evidence base that will define best practice for years to come. He is equally passionate about mentoring the next generation of practitioners and fostering a culture of continuous learning and reflective practice across the whole team. With Raphael overseeing clinical governance, participants and families can trust they're receiving the highest standard of care available.
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Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours)
Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices Certificate
Akanksha is a Registered Psychologist and Behaviour Support Practitioner who is passionate about helping people build meaningful, fulfilling lives. She takes a warm, practical, and down-to-earth approach, working alongside children, adolescents, adults, families, and support teams to understand challenges, build on strengths, and create achievable goals. She is committed to providing compassionate, neurodiversity-affirming, and culturally safe support, with a focus on improving wellbeing, confidence, independence, emotional regulation, and quality of life.
With experience across psychology, positive behaviour support and education, Akanksha supports individuals with a wide range of needs. She believes that every behaviour has a reason and works collaboratively with participants and their support networks to develop practical, evidence-based strategies that fit naturally into everyday life. Her goal is to help people feel understood, empowered, and supported to thrive in ways that are meaningful to them.
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Master of Teaching (Special Education)
Kiran is a Behaviour Support Practitioner who combines professional expertise in special education with meaningful lived experience. As the parent of two children with disability, he understands the practical, emotional and systemic challenges families may experience when navigating education, disability services and behaviours of concern.
Kiran holds a Master of Teaching in Special Education and has extensive experience supporting children, young people and families across educational and community settings. Through his work with the NSW Department of Education, he has contributed to curriculum development and adaptation, supporting more accessible and inclusive learning opportunities for students with disability and diverse learning needs.
He has designed and delivered programs for children with disability, including after-school and school holiday programs focused on participation, emotional regulation, independence, communication and social development. His professional background also includes approximately 20 years of experience across banking and financial services, with responsibilities involving compliance, legal matters and risk management. This experience strengthens his capacity to assess risk, maintain high standards of documentation and work effectively within regulated service environments.
Kiran uses a person-centred, strengths-based and family-focused approach. He works collaboratively with participants, families, schools and support teams to understand the factors influencing behaviour and to develop practical, evidence-informed strategies that can be applied consistently in everyday settings. He is committed to supporting families to move beyond crisis-driven responses by building sustainable skills, strengthening support systems and improving each participant's quality of life, safety, inclusion and independence.
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Bachelor of Exercise and Movement Science
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Graduate Certificate in Data & Policy
Graduate Certificate in Studies (Computing)
Certificate IV in Workplace Health & Safety (WHS)
Graduate Certificate in Education — Behaviour Support (Completing 2026)
Joe is a Behaviour Support Practitioner who takes a trauma-informed, person-centred, and strengths-based approach to supporting individuals and their families. He has a strong connection to community and a genuine commitment to supporting people across urban, regional, and remote communities.
Joe was born in Wadeye, a remote Aboriginal community in the Northern Territory, giving him a deep personal understanding of community life, cultural values, and the unique challenges faced by remote and regional populations. He has previously worked with the National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA), where he contributed to policy and program delivery supporting Indigenous communities, and has also served as a Workplace Health & Safety (WHS) Coordinator, bringing a strong understanding of safety, risk management, and duty of care that informs his behaviour support practice.
Joe is particularly passionate about working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander participants and believes that effective support begins with understanding each person's unique story, culture, strengths, and aspirations. He is committed to delivering culturally responsive services that empower participants to achieve meaningful outcomes while maintaining dignity, choice, and control.
With experience spanning disability services, youth outreach, safeguarding, and community-based support, Joe understands that behaviour is a form of communication. His approach focuses on identifying the underlying needs behind behaviours of concern and working collaboratively with participants, families, carers, support coordinators, and multidisciplinary teams to develop practical, evidence-based strategies that improve quality of life, build capacity, and promote greater independence.
Book With JosephBachelor of Early Childhood Education
Master of Teaching
Bec brings a rare dual expertise in early childhood education and behaviour support that sets her apart. With a Bachelor of Early Childhood and a Master of Teaching, she understands not just what children need to thrive but how to translate that into real progress within family homes, classrooms, and community settings. She works across early childhood development, parenting support, and social-emotional skill building, making her one of the most versatile practitioners on the team.
Her approach is built on the belief that parents are the experts on their own children. Bec doesn't just deliver interventions, she empowers families with practical, everyday strategies that fit into real life. From sensory processing challenges to communication and social skills, she helps children build confidence and helps families rediscover joy. She also provides community access support and life skills development, ensuring each child's gains extend well beyond the therapy room.
Bec is known for her limitless patience and infectious positivity. Every small milestone is celebrated in her sessions, because she knows those small wins add up to life-changing progress. Families consistently describe her as the practitioner who made them feel truly hopeful again.
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Bachelor of Nursing (CQ University, 2017)
Master of Public Health (JCU University, 2019)
Master of Business Administration (JCU University, 2019)
Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance (2014)
Certificate IV in Training & Assessment (2026)
Jessica brings an infectious energy and genuine compassion to everything she does. With a Bachelor of Nursing, a Master of Public Health, and an MBA from JCU University, she delivers behaviour support, therapeutic services, and community access support across the lifespan. Her clinical nursing foundation combined with advanced public health and business qualifications gives her a uniquely holistic perspective on participant care. Her unique ability to connect with people from all walks of life makes participants feel comfortable, safe, and empowered from the very first conversation, whether she's supporting a child learning social skills, a teen navigating the justice system, or an adult building independence.
She believes that true support means building skills for life, not just managing challenges. Jessica works alongside participants to develop practical strategies that foster independence, confidence, and meaningful community connection. Her expertise spans behaviour support, parenting support, life skills development, and social-emotional skill building, ensuring every participant receives comprehensive, wrap-around care.
Jessica is deeply committed to culturally responsive, person-led practice, honouring each individual's story, values, and goals. With her background in nursing, public health, and business leadership, she brings a holistic understanding of the clinical, social, and systemic challenges participants navigate every day. With Jessica, you'll always feel like you have someone truly in your corner.
Book With JessicaMaster of Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing — RMIT University
Bachelor of Nursing — QUT
Postgraduate Diploma in International Public Health — Griffith University
CPD in Immunology — Australian College of Nursing (2020–2021)
Jamila is a dedicated Behaviour Support Practitioner and Mental Health Clinician with a strong foundation in psychiatric nursing, public health, and community wellbeing. Her unique blend of clinical knowledge and global health expertise enables her to deliver holistic, person-centred care that considers both individual needs and broader social determinants of health.
With a background spanning mental health nursing, immunology, and international public health, Jamila brings a comprehensive, integrated approach to behaviour support. She is passionate about bridging the gap between clinical care and community-level health initiatives, ensuring that her clients receive support that is both clinically sound and culturally informed.
Jamila is committed to equity, accessibility, and trauma-informed practice. She works collaboratively with individuals, families, and communities to promote mental health literacy, build resilience, and foster meaningful recovery. Her global health perspective enriches her understanding of diverse cultural contexts, making her a compassionate and effective practitioner for clients from all backgrounds.
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