NEURODIVERSITY - EMOTIONS - BUILDING CAPACITY - SOCIAL
OUR TEAM
CHANTELLE SIMS
Practice Owner
Senior Social Worker
AASW Registration 457914
Chantelle has dedicated the majority of her career to the disability sector, with her passion deeply influenced by her lived experience as a sibling of someone with a severe intellectual disability. She continues that journey with her neurodivergent son and navigates her own late diagnosis of ADHD. For Chantelle, it's far from a career; it’s her life and driven for human rights and neuroaffirming practice.
Interests: Neurodiversity - Exploring remote Australia - Aboriginal Art
TAHNEE REID
Social Worker
AASW Registration 663149
Tahnee brings a wealth of maturity and insight, demonstrating a deep understanding of the unique strengths and challenges faced by individuals with disabilities.
Tahnee is dedicated to empowering the people we support by helping them develop essential skills to engage confidently with the world, all while staying true to themselves.
- Be you, because the world is a better place with you!
Interests: Neurodiversity - Football - Gym - Colouring & Mindfulness
SOCIAL WORK
Social Workers facilitate social change and development, social cohesion, and the empowerment and liberation of people with an ongoing commitment to human rights and social justice.
Social Workers work with individuals, families, groups and communities in the context of their physical, social and cultural environments, their past and current experiences, and their cultural and belief systems.
Social Workers maintain a dual focus on both assisting with and improving human wellbeing (you) and identifying and addressing any external issues (system or structural issues) that may impact on wellbeing or may create inequality, injustice and discrimination.
