Lynda Marks

Behaviour Support Practitioner

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Diploma of Family Counselling
  • NDIS – Accredited Behaviour Support Practitioner
  • NDIS Worker Screening
  • Police Check
  • Working with children check and/or vulnerable people check

How I would describe my therapeutic style:
adaptive, coaching, collaborative, culturally responsive, developmental, evidence-based, family-centred, goal-oriented, holistic, motivational, neurodiversity-affirming, person-centred, practical, sensory-informed, skill-building, social skills-focused, strengths-based, trauma-informed
How participants would describe me:
approachable, calm, compassionate, empathetic, encouraging, friendly, inclusive, kind, patient, positive, respectful, thoughtful, trustworthy, understanding, warm
Spending time with them invokes a new way of thinking, which encourages thought beyond the common perspective, searching deeper beyond what is visible to the eye. I believe that each individual has something to teach or a message to share. I love searching for what gifts lie in each person. I love to look at disability in a validating way, recognising that life may be even more challenging than the common experience due to various barriers, making everything they do, even more special and praiseworthy. I love having a sense of purpose in helping others achieve their goals and seeing them for who they are. Being a partner in someone's growth, in either their confidence building, or seeing them reach a milestone they once thought was out of reach, is really rewarding, as well as just being a 'safe space' for them where they can feel encouraged and proud of themselves.
  • bush walking
  • gardening
  • hiking
  • learning new skills
  • meditating
  • on DIY Projects
  • painting
  • practicing mindfulness
  • staying fit
  • trying new things
  • watching movies
  • watching TV Shows
  • with family or friends
  • with my dog