Zoe Fisher

Behaviour Support Practitioner

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I have worked with people with disability since 2021.
I would describe my practice as adaptive, neurodiversity-affirming and person-centred. I adapt my approach, so each person receives support that fits their goals and circumstances.
I enjoy spending time crafting, going to live music gigs and hiking – interests that often help spark connection with the people I support.
People I work with often describe me as cheerful, empathetic and reliable, which reflects the environment I aim to create when delivering support.


Bachelor of Nutrition Science
Graduate Certificate of Positive Behaviour Support
  • NDIS – Accredited Behaviour Support Practitioner
  • NDIS Worker Screening
  • Police Check
  • Working with children check and/or vulnerable people check

  • Autism Spectrum Disorder
  • Intellectual Disability
  • Acquired Brain Injury
  • Complex behaviour
  • Emotional regulation skill building
  • Supporting children

How I would describe my therapeutic style:
adaptive, neurodiversity-affirming, person-centred
How participants would describe me:
cheerful, empathetic, reliable
I love getting to know the people who I work with and the way that they experience the world. Using this information to develop personalised strategies that support their achievement of goals, and being involved in efforts to improve a person's quality of life will always be hugely motivating and exciting for me.
  • crafting
  • going to live music gigs
  • hiking