A caring team of clinicians, practitioners and support staff dedicated to empowering individuals, families and carers every day.
Real people, real stories, one shared mission: to help you live a brilliant life.
As the Founder of BLS, Morcos is dedicated to building a values-driven organisation…
Karolin is a registered Psychologist and co-founder of BLS…
Christian oversees our PBS service and ensures evidence-based, respectful practices…
Belinda provides clinical oversight and mentoring across the PBS team…
Lina works with families and teams to design strengths-based plans…
Ralph supports participation, independence and meaningful routines…
Joanne is committed to understanding the individual needs, communication cues and environments of the people she supports. She collaborates with families and teams to design behaviour support plans that build skills, reduce stress and enhance quality of life…
Mariam guides families and referrers through a smooth intake experience…
John works with the clinical team to match each person with the right practitioner…
Natalie works collaboratively to develop safe, supportive behaviour plans…
Pantea builds plans with a focus on safety, communication and confidence…
Pritika uses positive behaviour support to increase predictability and joy…
Sabrina coordinates bookings, documents and enquiries with care…
Carina hold a Bachelor of Community Welfare (Family and Community), along with a Graduate Diploma in Psychology and a Graduate Diploma in Psychology (Advanced). My professional background is grounded in supporting children, adolescents, young people, families, and communities, with extensive experience across the NSW child protection system and NSW Health mental health and youth health services. I have worked across both the not-for-profit and government sectors, specialising in family preservation, attachment-based practice, and trauma-informed care. Prior to transitioning into psychology, I spent five years in family preservation within a children’s charity, where I developed a strong passion for culturally responsive, strengths-based, and trauma-informed family interventions. This passion led me to pursue registration as a Provisional Psychologist. Since then, I have worked primarily with children, adolescents, young people, and their families, providing holistic mental health assessments and evidence-based psychological interventions. Much of my work supports individuals who have experienced trauma, abuse, neglect, family and domestic violence, intergenerational trauma, and systemic oppression. Outside of work, I find balance and renewal by spending time on Country and by the ocean. I enjoy connecting with loved ones over a meal or coffee, and you’ll often find me reading fantasy novels, painting or drawing, or watching a Disney or Marvel movie.
Sol supports meaningful reduction of distress and increased participation…
George uses coaching-based implementation to build confidence across environments…
Jennifer has over 20 years’ experience supporting children, families and educators…
Mariam blends psychology and PBS to deliver holistic plans…
Annum values cultural safety, family involvement and meaningful routines…
Elle builds trusting relationships and practical strategies for daily life…
Paola offers supervision, assessment and intervention with a strong human-rights focus…
Kristal enjoys hands-on coaching with families and support teams…
Hala focuses on emotional wellbeing, cultural sensitivity and safety in therapy…
With over a decade of experience across childcare, disability support, youth services, and community engagement, I am a passionate and dedicated professional committed to empowering individuals and creating lasting positive change within the community. I began my career in early childhood education, working in childcare for six years and earning both a Certificate III and Diploma in Early Childhood Education and Care. This experience provided a strong foundation in child development, inclusion, and early learning, as well as the ability to build meaningful relationships with children, families, and colleagues. For more than ten years, I have provided person-centred support to individuals with diverse needs, including participants under the NDIS. My work focuses on helping clients build independence, confidence, and social connections. I am currently employed as a Support Worker after hours, continuing to deliver individualised care and practical assistance both in-home and within the community. I hold a Diploma in Counselling and a Certificate III in Community Services, and I am currently studying towards a qualification in Disability to further strengthen my knowledge and skills in inclusive, empowering support. My background in community engagement and youth programs has enhanced my abilities in collaboration, networking, and advocacy. I am recognised for being attentive, adaptable, and reliable, with a genuine commitment to delivering high-quality support and fostering positive outcomes. Driven by compassion and integrity, my goal is to continue growing within the community and support services sector, contributing to initiatives that promote inclusion, empowerment, and meaningful change.
Louisa creates practical behaviour support plans focused on what matters most…
Diane brings over a decade of experience across recruitment, people support, business development, staff engagement, stakeholder relations, and talent acquisition, spanning NDIS, disability and health, IT, government, private and not-for-profit sectors. Her career reflects deep capability in client and candidate support, internal workforce rostering, policy implementation, onboarding processes, recruitment systems, compliance frameworks, and culture-focused people management.
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