It was challenging coping with the move from VIC to NT and starting at BR. Kayla was so welcoming. There is only us two at the Darwin site and we didn’t have an office space for a few months. However, she has supported me by painting artwork, going out for lunch and doing sunset yoga […]
Janelle and Alex have been working so hard together on ensuring one of their clients, Charlotte gets all the support that she needs! She has a very complex family life and complex medical history despite being only 3 years old. They put in so much effort and work so great as an MDT together.
Colleen, Ben, and I see Joumana who has an ABI. She lives with constant seizures that are extremely debilitating. Our team has worked so well together on goals like literacy, exercise, and mental health. She loves doing tai chi with Ben, creating a book of joy with Colleen, and spelling with me.
Shoutout to my amazing supervisor Nathan for his ongoing support and encouragement, particularly in relation to a family of three people I am currently working with. He helped me come up with a plan for informed decision-making – positive feedback was provided by the family.
Collaborating with Courtney Murphy with a participant to provide personalised resources has been wonderful. She has also been incredibly supportive in light of the ongoing external challenges. Thank you Courtney!
Starting a new life in a new country was tough, but the Mulgrave team made it much easier. Their patience and constant support—whether through shadowing, or answering endless NDIS questions—turned a stressful transition into something genuinely positive. Grateful for this team.
Sinead PT and myself OT have been working towards getting Rob back in the surf post his stroke – In session Rob was able to paddle onto his first wave since 2019!!
I had surgery this year, and the recovery was very taxing mentally and physically. Despite not being at the company for long, so many of my colleagues showed genuine care and consideration, and their support during this time was so appreciated. It made a difficult situation more manageable.
We set up voluntary Teams shadowing sessions across states to observe each other’s PBS work. Not mandated—just colleagues genuinely wanting to learn from each other’s approaches and grow together. Distance doesn’t matter when your team backs each other like that.
Ben and Maddy, are supporting a client with challenging behaviors. Using PBS, visuals, and strategies with the mother, they’ve reduced behaviors from 10 per session to less than 1, helping the client make progress toward goals like joining a football team.