Meet the People
Behind Brilliant Life

As the Founder of BLS, Morcos is dedicated to building a values-driven organisation that delivers quality, safety and meaningful outcomes for every participant.

Karolin is a registered Psychologist and co-founder of BLS, bringing clinical expertise and warmth to psychological support across the organisation.

Over 12 years' experience specialising in counselling, TMS therapy, and therapeutic assessment across Mind Connections Specialist Practice, delivering evidence-based interventions, monitoring progress, ensuring safety, and providing crisis support. Additional background in tutoring, education, reception, and community programs, strengthening communication, engagement, and multidisciplinary collaboration to enhance outcomes for diverse clients across settings.

Mariam guides families and referrers through a smooth intake experience, ensuring every new participant feels welcomed and supported from the very first contact.

Senior Occupational Therapist and Unit Manager with 10+ years' experience in neurological, orthopaedic, and community rehabilitation across South Africa and Australia. Skilled in NDIS, assistive technology, home modifications, driving assessments, and outcome-based rehabilitation. Extensive leadership experience including Unit Manager, staff supervision, performance management, and multidisciplinary team coordination.

Pritika is a Behaviour Support Practitioner with a degree in Bachelor's of Psychology (Honours). She is passionate about delivering person-centred, evidence-based support and has experience working with individuals with complex needs under the guidance of senior practitioners. Her practice focuses on collaborative care, behavioural data collection, developing behaviour support plans, and working alongside multidisciplinary teams to improve quality of life. She is committed to ongoing learning and plans to pursue a Master's degree in the future.

Sabrina coordinates bookings, documents and enquiries with care, ensuring smooth day-to-day operations across the organisation.

Behaviour Support Practitioner with experience in Functional Behaviour Assessments, Applied Behaviour Analysis, and Positive Behaviour Support. Skilled in developing and implementing Behaviour Support Plans, NDIS report writing, and neurocognitive assessment. Experienced in collaborating with families and multidisciplinary teams to support children with developmental delays and learning disabilities.

Ligia is a highly skilled Behaviour Support Practitioner and Certified Behaviour Analyst with extensive experience supporting individuals with complex behavioural, developmental, and mental health needs. With a strong foundation in psychology and Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), Ligia specialises in developing evidence-based, person-centred behaviour support plans that promote independence, safety, and improved quality of life. She has worked across clinical, educational, and community settings, leading multidisciplinary collaboration and delivering tailored interventions for children and adults. Ligia is known for her data-driven approach, her ability to build strong relationships with families and support teams, and her commitment to achieving meaningful, sustainable outcomes. Her professional practice is underpinned by continuous development in neurodiversity-affirming therapies and best-practice behavioural interventions, ensuring her clients receive compassionate, high-quality support aligned with NDIS standard

Provisional Psychologist with experience delivering behaviour support and psychological interventions under supervision. Skilled in functional behaviour assessment, implementation of behaviour support plans, and supporting individuals with complex needs. Committed to ethical practice, collaborative teamwork, and continuous professional development within disability and community settings.

Evia is a registered Social Worker (AASW) member, an NDIS behaviour Support practitioner, a public health practitioner, and a trained Journalist. Evia has a Bachelor of Science in, Mass Communication, Master of Business Administration in Communication and Public Relations, Diploma of Community Services, Certificate IV in Disability. Evia has counselling and training certificates in Management for Development, Peace Building and Conflict Resolution. Evia has undergone training for Adult Intellectual Disability Mental Health Program with Project Echo, and Positive behaviour support with Monash University. Evia is a Proficient NDIS Behaviour support practitioner and has worked with a variety of clients including Adult and young people. She has experience working with clients including people with vision and hearing impairment, people with drug and substance abuse, Autism, schizophrenia, dementia, OCD, anxiety, and depression. Before becoming a Behaviour Support Practitioner, she has worked as a disability support worker for over 3years. Evia has built a wealth of certifications and experiences over the years. She has been practicing humanitarian services for over 7 years, working with People Living with HIV/AIDS and People with Disability. Evia is passionate about working and advocating for those with special needs, particularly the older members of the community.

I am a Behaviour Support Practitioner with more than 10 years of experience supporting individuals with complex behavioural needs. I hold a Master's degree in Forensic Psychology and have worked extensively in intensive therapeutic care settings, supporting people with trauma, disability, and high-support needs.

Over 9 years' experience as a psychologist and behaviour support practitioner across Ability Consultants, Long Bay Correctional Complex CSNSW, and Sunnyfield Disability Services, specialising in CBT, trauma-informed intervention, behaviour support, forensic assessment, NDIS reporting, risk management, and multidisciplinary care for complex adolescent and adult presentations.

Kristal enjoys hands-on coaching with families and support teams, helping participants build daily routines and community participation.

1 year experience working as a Behaviour support therapist with clients between 6-16 years old. 3 years' experience as childcare educator with preschoolers.

Registered Nurse and Behaviour Support Practitioner with leadership experience in aged care and disability sectors. Skilled in Positive Behaviour Support, restrictive practice compliance, high-intensity clinical care, and multidisciplinary supervision. Experienced in mentoring staff, clinical governance, risk management, and developing evidence-based behaviour and care plans.

Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner and Social Worker with experience managing complex caseloads and providing clinical supervision. Skilled in comprehensive assessments, multidisciplinary collaboration, and mentoring clinicians. Demonstrated leadership in quality assurance, risk management, compliance, and evidence-based intervention across multicultural and school-based settings.

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Psychological Science (Child & Family) graduate with foundational knowledge in Functional Behaviour Analysis and Positive Behaviour Support. Skilled in behavioural data analysis, case formulation using DSM-5 frameworks, and report writing. Experienced in multidisciplinary collaboration and committed to ethical, person-centred intervention within NDIS compliance requirements.

Mahshameen is a Provisional Psychologist/Behaviour Support Practitioner, supporting mental health, wellbeing, and quality of life through a compassionate, strength-based approach.

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Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner with over eight years experience supporting individuals with complex behavioural needs across a range of settings. With a background in psychology, passionate about delivering person-centred, evidence-based practices that promote quality of life, independence, and positive outcomes for individuals. 3 years of leadership experience as a Team Leader- mentored and supervised multidisciplinary teams, provided clinical guidance, and fostered a collaborative and supportive team culture.

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Anis specialises in paediatric occupational therapy, particularly for children with neurodevelopmental disorders, and is dedicated to crafting personalised treatment plans that enhance children’s functional skills and overall development. She holds a Bachelor’s of Occupational Therapy from Jondishapour University of Iran. She has extensive experience working with children across a range of diagnoses, including Global Developmental Delay, Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, Sensory Processing Difficulties, Handwriting challenges, Intellectual Disabilities, Attention Disorder and Emotional Dysregulation. Anis is passionate about supporting children, by improving their engagement and communication skills. She has a particular interest in sensory integration and neurodevelopmental difficulties that co-occur with conditions like Cerebral Palsy and Down Syndrome. Anis values the variety, energy, and creativity that children bring to therapy sessions. She enjoys collaborating with families to create engaging, individualised approaches that enhance developmental outcomes and foster meaningful participation in daily activities. Anis is committed to continuous professional growth and has pursued advanced training in various therapeutic techniques. Her specialised training includes programs such as Sensory Room Fundamentals; Apraxia Disorder; Sensory Integration Strategies; Emotional Regulation Assessments; Executive Functioning; and Managing Challenging Behaviors. Additionally, Anis is skilled in Family-Centered Practice, Visual Perceptual Rehabilitation, Motor Learning, and Attention Rehabilitation, Behavioural detectives, power wheelchair prescription and Therapeutic Listening practice.

Ashi is a Behaviour Support Practitioner with a background in Psychology and over five years of experience supporting people with disability. She is passionate about developing genuine, trusting relationships and working collaboratively with individuals, families, carers, and support teams to achieve meaningful, person-centred goals. Ashifa believes that every person deserves to feel heard, respected, and empowered. Her practice focuses on creating supportive and culturally responsive environments where individuals can build confidence, strengthen independence, and enhance their quality of life. She is fluent in English and Tamil, with intermediate proficiency in Malayalam, Hindi, and French. This multilingual background enables her to connect with people from diverse cultural and linguistic communities and provide support that is respectful, inclusive, and accessible.