Steph Stewart
Assistant Head of Regional Services - Melbourne & Tasmania
Steph is an Advanced Behaviour Support Practitioner and Board Certified Behaviour Analyst working with CPBS services across Melbourne and Tasmania.
Steph has been a dedicated professional in the field of disability in Australia since earning an undergraduate degree in psychology from the University of Adelaide in 2017. She began her career in Early Intervention, working with young children with Autism. Driven by a passion for the science of learning and behaviour, Steph pursued a Master’s in Education (Applied Behaviour Analysis) from Monash University. Steph has extensive experience in Early Intervention, Positive Behaviour Support, practitioner development and supervision.
Qualifications & Professional Focus
M.Ed ABA BCBA
- Practitioner supervision and training
- Report writing
- Person-centred practice
- Social validity
- Positive Behaviour Support across the lifespan
- Early Intervention
At CPBS, Steph transitioned from a Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner, where she managed a diverse caseload of clients across the lifespan, to Assistant Head of Regional Services. In this role, she supports her team through supervision and training. Steph is committed to upskilling practitioners in report writing, person-centred practice and social validity to ensure their plans make a meaningful impact on the people they support.
Steph’s experience also includes working as a research assistant at Monash University in the Education Department and as a Sessional Marker at Griffith University in the Master of Applied Behaviour Analysis program.
Connect with Steph
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