Meet Our Team
Real People. Real Experience. Real Support.
At All and Sundry, we're not your typical behaviour support practice. We're a team of practitioners who've been in the trenches, worked the floor, managed the chaos, and learned what actually works when supporting people with complex needs.
We don't do jargon-heavy reports that gather dust in filing cabinets. We don't believe in one-size-fits-all approaches or behaviour support plans that look impressive but can't be implemented by real support teams in real situations.
What we do believe in is collaborative, practical, person-centred support that actually makes a difference. We've built our practice on decades of combined experience across the disability sector—from direct support work to senior leadership—and we bring all of that to every participant we work with.
Our team spans the South Coast, from Bega to Wollongong and everywhere in between. We're here to provide behaviour support that's evidence-based, neuro-affirming, and grounded in the reality of what it takes to support people well.
Elly is an experienced Behaviour Support Practitioner with ten years in the role. Prior to this, she worked across a range of positions including supported independent living leadership and broader disability support roles. This diverse background enables Elly to relate to the teams she partners with and deliver strategies that are practical, evidence-informed, and grounded in real-world practice.
Khaila is a Senior Behaviour Support Specialist with over eight years of experience in behaviour support and more than a decade working across community services. Her background spans aged care, supported independent living (SIL), and support coordination, giving her a broad understanding of the systems and environments people navigate.
Goldie is a Behaviour Support Practitioner and technology consultant with over two decades of experience working across the disability and technology sectors. His career began in 1998, and since 2000, he has worked in Australia in roles spanning from support work to senior management.
Pieta has seven years of experience working in behaviour support spaces, alongside running her own business. She brings over a decade of diverse experience to the disability sector, moving between frontline teaching, clinical practice, and executive leadership. Her approach is defined by a belief that everyone has a right to be heard and that true support starts with meeting people exactly where they are, without judgement.
Lulu brings a warm, reflective and holistic approach to her work, shaped by her background in counselling, psychotherapy, yoga teaching and direct NDIS support work. Before moving into the therapeutic and disability sectors, Lulu spent several years working in event management in Sydney, where she developed strong skills in communication, organisation, problem-solving and working with people during high-pressure moments.
Sharon is a Registered NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner and Specialist Educator (Complex Behaviour) with more than twenty years of experience in NSW public education across specialist and mainstream settings. Her background in teaching gives her a practical understanding of how behaviour, learning and relationships interact, and of the systems children, young people and families have to navigate.
Lesley is a Behaviour Support Practitioner who is passionate about supporting people to achieve meaningful outcomes and improve their quality of life through person-centred, evidence-based practice.
Connect with us
If you're seeking behaviour support that is steady, collaborative, strengths-focused, and grounded in real-world environments, we're ready to walk alongside you—and the person you support.
We welcome referrals from participants, families, support coordinators, schools, and allied health teams.