Jackson Pullar is a dedicated Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner with a strong background in psychology and extensive experience in providing person-centred support within community and home settings. He has worked closely with clients experiencing a broad range of conditions, including autism, PTSD, anxiety disorders, depression, schizophrenia, and other complex mental health challenges. Jackson holds a Bachelor of Psychology from Macquarie University and is currently furthering his qualifications with a Graduate Diploma in Psychology through Swinburne University. His practical expertise includes implementing evidence-based behaviour support strategies, collecting and analysing behavioural data, and preparing detailed progress reports in accordance with NDIS standards. Jackson’s previous roles demonstrate his commitment to fostering positive outcomes, whether supporting mental health, assisting children’s social and emotional development, or promoting independence in older adults. Known for his authentic and compassionate manner, Jackson naturally connects with people, fostering genuine relationships that empower clients to feel understood and supported. This empathetic approach, combined with his professional expertise, enables him to deliver tailored interventions that genuinely resonate with individuals, promoting trust and positive behavioural change.