Meet the Team

Debbie is a seasoned community services professional with over 20 years of experience supporting individuals with complex needs, specialising in mental health, disability and youth services. She excels in NDIS support, fostering strong relationships to achieve positive outcomes.

Currently, she works as an Independent Subcontractor with Wellbeing Systems and as Business Development Coordinator at Support and Therapy at Home, driving partnerships and strategies for participant growth. Previously, she led culturally relevant youth programs at Kura Yerlo Inc. and supported individuals through roles with Mission Australia and the Port Adelaide Suicide Prevention Network.

Debbie holds advanced qualifications in community services, youth work and training, and actively contributes to professional networks, including Wesley LifeForce's Suicide Prevention Networks. Passionate about advocacy, she is dedicated to empowering individuals and improving access to support services.

Vicki has a wealth of knowledge and experience in both the disability and psychosocial space, having worked in clinical health and community settings for the last 20 years across complex mental health nursing and disability-specific settings.

Vicki is a strong advocate and communicator who understands that relationships and people are key to successful capacity building. She always takes a person-focused approach in her work.

Vicki does not shy away from complexity, and personality disorders are an area of specialisation she deeply understands. With her brilliant sense of humour, strong interpersonal skills, clinical knowledge and industry experience, Vicki is an asset to her clients.

In her downtime, you will find Vicki at the beach, spending time with her daughters or watching the latest movie on Netflix.

With over a decade of experience in the disability sector, Jacqui provides personalised support focused on enhancing clients' self-confidence, fostering independence and helping them build practical skills. Through compassionate guidance, she strives to create an inclusive and supportive environment for each person she works with.

Clementine is a passionate social worker who partners with individuals, parents and caregivers to help participants thrive in all aspects of life, learning and community living. Understanding the profound impact of a person’s environment, she brings diverse experience supporting participants across various education and community settings, from remote townships to inner-city neighbourhoods.

Taking a strengths-based, neuro-affirming approach, Clementine works collaboratively to highlight each individual's unique abilities while providing practical tools to navigate daily challenges. She holds a deep interest in neurodivergence and gifted learning profiles and is committed to creating a welcoming, accessible and safe space for every participant.

Through compassionate, evidence-based practices, Clementine offers tailored guidance to help individuals and families build independence, access resources and achieve their personal goals.

As a social worker, Celia is passionate about providing counselling and support to children, young people, adults and families. She has worked in both regional and metropolitan communities with people from a range of cultures. Celia specialises in wellbeing, mental health, trauma and neurodivergence.

Celia enjoys long-distance walking, spending time at the beach and has recently discovered a love of green tea.

Veronica has over 18 years of experience in various health sectors, including primary care, hospitals, and community health. She is passionate about psychotherapy and healing with and through the arts, underpinned by compassion, and values creativity as a tool for communication and connection.

Living with chronic invisible disabilities, she identifies as neuro-sparkly and spends her free-time delighting in her myriad of special interests within the sanctuary of her art studio, dancing with joy or venturing out to visit local art exhibitions.

Veronica has a nursing and midwifery background, holds a double degree in Health and Social Sciences, a Grad Dip in Human Nutrition, and is in her final year of a Master's in Therapeutic Arts Practice (Art Therapy).

Annelies is our friendly Accounts Manager, ensuring financial accuracy and smooth operations. She is also part of the HR team, processing payroll and creating policies and procedures.

Meredith’s passion lies in creating meaningful connections and making a positive impact on the lives of those she encounters. She holds a Bachelor’s and Honours degree in Psychology, with a strong background in supporting children through her experience as an OSHC educator in Melbourne. She has also gained invaluable experience volunteering with Lifeline as a text supporter, where she honed her skills in crisis support and active listening.

In her spare time, Meredith enjoys expressing her creativity through drawing, staying active by playing tennis and exploring the outdoors by hiking.

Vincent has worked in the Child and Adolescent Mental Health and Wellbeing field for the past 15 years. He has worked in a variety of acute clinical settings, including non-government, government, juvenile justice, health, employment assistance programs and both secondary and primary school sectors. Vincent is also an industry lecturer in Youth Work, Mental Health, Child and Family Intervention and Community Services.

Vincent managed the South Australian KidsMatter and MindMatters National Mental Health Initiative in Schools contracts. Through this work, Vincent has collaborated nationally and internationally through training with education staff, wellbeing teams and leadership teams to embed frameworks and strengthen consistency of knowledge when supporting their unique whole-school communities' mental health and wellbeing.