CPBS Behaviour Support Practitioner Canberra Team

Aditya joined CPBS in October 2024 and brings a strong foundation in early intervention, having worked with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder aged 2 to 13 since 2020. He holds a Master of Education in Applied Behaviour Analysis and is a Certified Behaviour Analyst.

In his current role, Aditya focuses on developing Positive Behaviour Support Plans that aim to identify, fade and eliminate restrictive practices while enhancing quality of life for participants.

He has a particular interest in supporting individuals over the age of 13 and is committed to delivering neurodiversity-affirming, person-centred care.

Arya is a Behaviour Support Practitioner with a background in Applied Behaviour Analysis, having previously worked as a therapist supporting children on the autism spectrum. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and an Honours degree from the University of Canberra.

Arya has experience working with individuals with diverse needs across a range of settings and is passionate about using evidence-based strategies to improve quality of life and promote independence.

His areas of interest include Positive Behaviour Support, anxiety, depression and supporting individuals with communication needs.

Aria joined CPBS in May 2026 as a Behaviour Support Practitioner and has worked in the disability field since 2018. She spent six years as a support worker before commencing as a Behaviour Support Practitioner in Brisbane in 2024.

Aria holds a Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Psychology) from Queensland University of Technology.

She is passionate about behaviour support that upholds human rights, promotes meaningful participation in everyday life and is grounded in respect, collaboration and compassionate practice.

Athulya joined CPBS in October 2024 as a Behaviour Support Practitioner, bringing extensive allied health experience since 2020. She holds a postgraduate degree from Monash University and is a Certified Behaviour Analyst.

Athulya began her career supporting children aged 2 to 13 as a Behaviour Therapist before progressing into Behaviour Consultant and Certified Behaviour Analyst roles.

She is passionate about creating meaningful, person-centred supports and building the capacity of stakeholders to promote sustainable, long-term outcomes.

Omer is a Behaviour Support Practitioner with CPBS in Canberra, bringing over three years of experience in the disability sector. He is passionate about working alongside NDIS participants, families and support networks to reduce behaviours of concern and enhance quality of life.

He has a strong background in support coordination, case management and house coordination across community, residential and supported independent living settings.

His practice focuses on collaboration, clear communication and building the capacity of parents, carers, teachers and support staff.

Sylvia joined The Centre for Positive Behaviour Support in September 2025 and has a background in Applied Behaviour Analysis. She holds a Master's degree from Monash University and is currently working towards becoming a Certified Behaviour Analyst.

Sylvia has experience supporting neurodivergent children aged 2–14 across home, school and community settings.

She believes that behaviour is a form of communication and takes a person-centred, strengths-based approach to developing meaningful and practical support that fits naturally into everyday life.

Tiana joined The Centre for Positive Behaviour Support in October 2024, bringing a strong foundation in psychology and practical experience as a Behaviour Support Practitioner.

She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, majoring in Counselling, from the University of Canberra and is currently pursuing a Master of Counselling.

Tiana has a strong interest in mental health, including anxiety and depression, and values understanding each person's needs and goals to support meaningful and sustainable outcomes.