Amanda Daniel

Amanda is an Advanced/Specialist Behaviour Support Practitioner, Psychologist and Board Certified Behaviour Analyst with a strong background in Early Intensive Behavioural Intervention.

Amanda holds a Bachelor of Psychological Science, a Graduate Diploma of Psychology and a Master of Education in Applied Behaviour Analysis.

She has spent the last 10 years working across the disability sector, supporting children, teenagers and adults in a range of professional roles. After transitioning into behaviour support, Amanda joined CPBS in a supervisory role where she provided guidance and clinical support to practitioners within the Southeast team.

Amanda's work is grounded in a person-centred approach, with a strong focus on understanding each participant's individual goals, strengths and aspirations.

She is particularly passionate about working alongside families and support networks to enhance quality of life and create meaningful, sustainable outcomes for the people CPBS supports.

In her role as Chief Clinical Officer, Amanda contributes to the clinical leadership of CPBS and supports high standards of evidence-based, ethical and person-centred Positive Behaviour Support practice across the organisation.