Our Team

I am an experienced Occupational Therapist with 34 years of combined clinical, educational, and leadership experience across Iran and Australia. I am passionate about providing high-quality, person-centred support to clients across a wide range of ages, needs, and diagnoses, while also supporting families, students, and allied health professionals. Alongside clinical practice, I enjoy mentoring and supervising Occupational Therapists and other allied health professionals, helping clinicians and students build confidence, competence, reflective practice, and professional skills within supportive team environments.
My areas of interest include interoception, sensory processing and sensory integration, toilet learning, neuro-affirming practice, SCERTS, masking in autistic adults, early intervention, the keyworker model, telehealth, and therapeutic group programs for children and adults. I also have a strong interest in parent coaching and relational approaches, including the Hanen Program, Circle of Security, and Marte Meo, as well as trauma-informed practice, leadership, leading through change, and allied health wellbeing. I am committed to creating environments where clients, families, students, and professionals feel supported, understood, and empowered, while contributing to high-quality, evidence-informed, and neuro-affirming allied health practice.

With over 14 years Expertise in occupational therapy adult and children with neurological and orthopedic issues and assistive technology, I can say that one of the ways that brings me a sense of happiness, a feeling I carry within me forever, is helping a client regain the ability to do what they need, and seeing the smile of satisfaction and the flow of joyful emotions.

This moment is the most precious in our world, and I see all the philosophy of the universe in it.
As a dedicated and experienced Occupational Therapist, I am deeply passionate about enhancing the independence and quality of life of individuals with disabilities.

With extensive experience across rehabilitation clinics, hospitals, aged care centres, and community services, I take a person-centred approach to therapy, ensuring that each client receives tailored interventions that meet their unique needs.

I believe in collaborative, evidence-based practice, working closely with multidisciplinary teams, caregivers, and clients to achieve the best possible outcomes.

Currently, I am proud to be a part of Soaring Together, where I strive to deliver the highest quality occupational therapy services, helping clients push beyond their limitations and achieve their fullest potential.

I am a social worker recently diagnosed with AuDHD, with over five years of experience in the disability sector. My approach is to provide clear, evidence based reports that support NDIS decision-making and inform the individual’s care team on best practice. My method is tailored to each person and focused on maintaining their best zone of regulat on and comfort. I work to highlight immediate risks and support needs while also being aware of long-term goals. I understand how disability, trauma, mental health, drugs and alcohol, and socio-environmental factors shape one’s functional capacity. I also take into consideration the immediate situation around a person and how this can influence their current capacity and disability support needs. In my experience as a Specialist Support Coordinator, I am practiced in navigating complex systems and multi-disciplinary teams, including the NDIA, HSA, DCS, ENU, DCP, SACAT, SA Health, and school-based funded supports. I have a particular interest in working with people who live with levels 2 and 3 of Autism Spectrum Disorder, Schizophrenia, BPD, C-PTSD, and Anti-social Personality Disorder. I aim to develop assessments that reflect each person’s lived experience and daily reality. I respect each participant’s pace and preferences, and I work in collaboration with their supports. Outside of my work, I enjoy horror films, weightlifting, reading, and handcrafts.

Hi! My name is Janica
I am a hospitality veteran who has recently made the move from managing cafe’s to Community Services and Support Work. After 14 years in the industry, I realised that I could better use my passion for connecting with people for something more meaningful and have since enrolled into a Cert III in Community Services which is helping me finetune my transferable skills. I believe in having a holistic, person centred approach, and building genuine connections . I strive to help people gain self determination and confidence through positive encouragement, empathy and reliability. Hospitality gave me the skills to travel around the world, connect with people from all walks of life, and to gain a better understanding of myself and the cultures around me. I understand the importance of a welcoming and nurturing environment, and hope to provide a space where people feel comfortable showing up as themselves. I aim to use my life experiences to pass on my hospitality and people skills in our Barista Skillz Program, where I can help people build a strong framework of communication and teamwork, all whilst gaining hands onhospitality skills in a fun and inclusive environment! When I’m not at work you’ll find me planning my next camping trip, making art, cooking or exploring the great wild outdoors with my dog!

Chloe is a compassionate and adaptable individual with a genuine passion for helping others. With a friendly and approachable demeanor, she thrives on listening, offering support, and embracing new challenges. Whether working with individuals of all ages or tackling fresh opportunities, Chloe brings enthusiasm and flexibility to every situation.Certified with a Working with Children (WWC) clearance, First Aid and CPR, and currently holding a Certificate III in Individual Support (Aged and Disability Care), Chloe is well-equipped with the knowledge and skills to provide excellent care and support in various settings.Outside of work, Chloe explores her creativity through art, enjoys immersing herself in video games, and has a deep appreciation for all kinds of music.
These interests fuel her ability to connect with people in diverse and meaningful ways. Eager to make a difference, Chloe approaches every opportunity with an open mind and a heart ready to help.

Hi, my name is Madison, and I’m a compassionate and reliable person with a strong commitment to empowering individuals to live fulfilling and independent lives. I take a person-centered approach in all that I do, ensuring that the support I provide is respectful, unique, and focused on each individual’s goals and preferences.I hold a current Working With Children Check (WWCC), Police Clearance, and First Aid/CPR certification. I am also currently studying my Certificate III in Individual Support, further developing my skills and knowledge in the disability sector.As a mum of two energetic boys, I understand the importance of patience, routine, and genuine care. I also enjoy keeping fit and healthy, which helps me stay active, positive, and ready to support others in living their best lives.

My name is Macayla,
I’m passionate about working in disability sector because I genuinely care about helping people live their best, most independent lives. Support work isn’t just a job to me — it’s about building trust, creating meaningful connections, and being someone people can rely on. I love being able to make a positive difference in someone’s day, whether that’s through encouragement, companionship, or practical support.

Outside of work, I love to be outdoors from riding horses to going to the gym! Other than that you’ll find me surrounded by my family and friends!

Hi, I’m Lucianne (Lucy). I’m a Disability Support Worker who is passionate about providing respectful, person-centred support and building genuine, trusting relationships. I focus on supporting people to feel safe, confident, and in control of their choices in everyday life — whether that’s at home, in the community, or trying something new.
I bring a calm, practical approach to my work and believe in supporting people with dignity and respect, always working with people, not to them. Helping individuals build skills, confidence, and independence while feeling valued and heard is at the heart of what I do.
Outside of work, I enjoy veggie and herb gardening, scuba diving, camping, and exploring new cuisines from around the world. I’m also a bit of an archaeology enthusiast and love op-shopping for hidden clothing and furniture treasures. I have a good sense of humour and believe that sometimes a well-timed laugh can make even the toughest days feel a little lighter.

Nicole is a warm, reliable, and experienced support worker who is passionate about helping people live fulfilling and independent lives. She has experience supporting NDIS participants and aged care clients, including individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), neurodivergence, Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), psychosocial disabilities, amputations, and those requiring palliative care.

Nicole provides support with social and community access, cooking, in-home supports, and daily living tasks, and understands the value of companionship and meaningful conversation. Her calm and understanding nature helps people feel comfortable and supported.

Nicole is proactive and self-motivated, taking initiative and completing tasks independently while ensuring clients receive consistent, reliable support.

Outside of work, Nicole enjoys Surf Life Saving, supporting the Adelaide Crows and Port Noarlunga Football Club, and spending time with her family

Hi my name is Wendy
I am dedicated to making people’s lives more fulfilling and to give them the independence to strive to be the best they can be.
I have been a nurse and career for over 25 years and bring a wealth of knowledge, compassion to everything I do. I am a mother of three and a grandmother of one. When IAM not working I love to be with family and friends, cooking, arts and crafts and spending time with my horses. I have a great outlook on life and love a good laugh and a lover of all animals.

My name is David, and I am a proud dad of two who is deeply passionate about bringing empathy, reliability, and positivity to my support work. I have a strong work ethic, an excellent attitude, and I am dedicated to seeing more kindness in the world. I believe in showing up 100% for the people I support, ensuring they always feel heard, respected, and safe.
I bring a wealth of transferable skills and experience from a background in purchasing and logistics, which has given me an exceptional eye for detail, top-tier organisational skills, and a naturally logical and trustworthy approach to everything I do. I am incredibly eager to use my skills to walk alongside people and help them achieve their daily goals.

My hobbies and interests include staying active at the gym, catching a good movie on Netflix or heading to the cinema, and following combat sports like boxing and the UFC. I am also a massive motorsport and “rev head” enthusiast, you can always find me keeping up with Formula 1 and MotoGP!
When I’m not working, I love taking nice country drives to explore new places around Adelaide and, above all, spending quality time making memories with my two boys.

Cert 3 in individual support and relevant clearances.

Jenny is a dedicated and approachable professional with a strong interest in wellness, mental health, creativity, and customer care. She values meaningful connections and strives to create a welcoming and supportive environment for those around her. Outside of work, Jenny enjoys singing, craft projects, baking and cooking, adventures with her dog, and spending relaxing days at the beach

I’m a social work student with a passion for working with people to help them achieve their goals. The knowledge I’ve learned across my degree so far has provided me with a trauma-informed, strengths-based way of working that aims to centre the individual as the expert in their own lives. I bring an approachable attitude to everything I do, and am always happy to listen without judgement. As someone with ADHD, I understand how important it is to have somebody in your life who’s willing to listen and try to understand. I love all forms of media, from books to movies, anime, k-pop and video games. Art is another passion of mine, particularly watercolour painting and gouache. I also love all animals & have two black cats that rule my life.

Hello, I am Britney! I am a kind, positive and motivating support worker. I’m currently studying Occupational Therapy and am passionate about supporting people to live independently and meaningful lives. I enjoy getting to know each person and understanding what is important to them, whether it be supporting them to participate in everyday activities or connecting with their community. My goal is to empower individuals to build confidence and develop life skills.

Outside of work and study, I love spending time with my husband and our chocolate Shar-pei dog Lily, exploring cafes, camping and working on home renovation projects. I look forward to opportunities where I can help individuals to grow and create positive experiences!

Hi, my name is Simone. I am committed to providing a safe, respectful, and person-centred environment for my clients. I enjoy supporting people to live their best life. I take pride in delivering care that helps individuals maintain their independence and their interests in life. In my spare time I like spending time with my pets & friends. I also enjoy going for walks and being outside in nature or reading a book at home.

I’m a warm, compassionate and approachable person who enjoys helping others and building genuine connections. I believe that good support starts with taking the time to listen and understand each person as an individual and respect their choices and independence.

I’m currently studying Certificate III in Community Services and am excited to grow my knowledge and experience within the disability and community services sector. I’m particularly passionate about supporting people to feel confident, included and empowered to work towards their own goals.

When I’m not working or studying, you’ll usually find me spending time with my animals, sewing, getting outdoors or doing something creative. I’m a big believer in finding joy in the little things and bringing a positive attitude into everything I do.

I’m really looking forward to getting to know the people I support and being someone they can feel comfortable, respected and safe around.

My name is Alexander, I like to play video games, hang out with friends, and meet new people. I have always wanted to help people which is what encouraged me to get a bachelor’s degree in Psychological Science at Flinders University. As well as this, I have completed a Certificate III in Screen and Media and I am currently enrolled in an Introductory Radio course as I also have a passion for doing voiceover work. I love to play and watch Soccer and I hope some of the teamwork skills I have learned from the sport can shine through to bring the best experience possible for all involved.