Jonathan has a Psychology/Counselling degree and is an experienced psychosocial support worker with a strong foundation in person-centred care. Across Jonathan’s roles in community health, aged care, and university counselling settings, Jonathan has supported diverse clients, including individuals experiencing PTSD, anxiety, and complex psychosocial needs. Jonathan integrates evidence-based approaches such as CBT and DBT to enhance emotional regulation, resilience, and interpersonal functioning. In recognition of Jonathan’s counselling skills, he was awarded an Excellence in Group Work award. Jonathan has provided short-term counselling within a university clinic, facilitated a men’s therapeutic group focused on self-compassion and emotional skills, and delivered one-on-one support to clients with disabilities, including those with hearing impairments and neurological conditions. These experiences have strengthened Jonathan’s ability to build rapport quickly, adapt interventions, and work collaboratively with clients to achieve meaningful outcomes. Jonathan is particularly passionate about positive behaviour support and empowering individuals to live with greater autonomy and wellbeing. Jonathan is known for reliability, empathy, and reflective practice, Jonathan is committed to continuous professional development and delivering high-quality, ethical care in every setting.