David is a Behaviour Support Practitioner with a background in psychology and extensive experience in support coordination and disability advocacy. He has worked with people across the lifespan, including early childhood intervention and supporting older adults with complex psychosocial and health-related needs. Through these experiences, David has developed a strong, practical understanding of behaviour within everyday and systemic contexts. David takes a person-centred, trauma-informed approach and values building strong relationships with participants, families, and support teams. He is passionate about positive behaviour support, capacity building, and translating theory into practice, implementing meaningful strategies that improve quality of life. David brings a strong advocacy lens to his behavioural support work and is committed to developing ethical, realistic, and participant-led behaviour support plans. He is motivated to continue building his skills as a practitioner and contributing positively to the well-being and independence of the people he supports.