Tyler is a dedicated Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner with experience working with neurodiverse individuals within the NDIS framework. With a strong commitment to promoting autonomy, dignity, and quality of life, she applies evidence-based strategies to support participants in achieving meaningful and socially valued outcomes. With an academic background in Psychology and Criminology, she possesses an understanding of internal processes and broader social contexts that impact behaviour and wellbeing. This educational foundation informs a compassionate and holistic approach to behaviour support, recognising the unique strengths and challenges of each person. In addition to formal qualifications, Tyler has experience in youth work and disability support, which has enriched her practical skills and empathy in working alongside diverse populations. This experience includes supporting young people through complex behaviours, navigating risk, and fostering positive community participation. She strives to create sustainable behaviour support solutions that empower people to lead fulfilling lives within their communities.