When navigating the world of disability support, many people are familiar with professions like occupational therapists, psychologists, or speech pathologists. But there’s another highly skilled professional who plays a crucial role in helping individuals achieve meaningful, daily life outcomes— the Developmental Educator . Developmental educators are  qualified disability specific professionals who specialise in understanding the whole person , across all life stages from to

When we talk about behaviour in disability support, we often focus on triggers, functions, and environmental factors. But behind the...

Behaviour is a Form Of Communication Everyone’s behaviour is a form of communication.  Another way to think of it is that everyone we do...

There can be lots of causes for brain fog, one thing it's frustrating, can impact functionality, daily living and quality of life. Some...

Securing suitable housing and thriving within an inclusive community are fundamental aspects of leading a fulfilling life. In this...

Navigating the NDIS: Your Comprehensive Guide to Access and Support Are you or a loved one considering becoming a participant in the...

Trauma-Informed Care is an approach that recognises the widespread impact of trauma and seeks to create safe, empowering, and healing...

Here are some strategies for positive communication: Active listening: Listen to what the other person is saying without interrupting or...

The UNCRPD stands for the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. It is an international treaty that was...

Sexuality is an intrinsic part of being human, and it knows no boundaries. Yet, when it comes to discussions about disability and...