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.

Elly is strongly committed to equity, access, and inclusion for people with disability, working from a foundation of ethical, human rights practice. Her experience spans supporting children and adults with intellectual disability through to end-of-life care. She has particular interests in trauma informed practice, the intersection of dementia and disability, sexuality and relationships, and supporting people with complex mental health and physical needs.

As the founder of All and Sundry, Elly established the practice to address a significant gap in face-to-face behaviour support services along the South Coast. Her extensive work across multiple organisations and service models has shaped a deep understanding of what constitutes meaningful, collaborative behaviour support.

Based in Bermagui Elly brings a trauma-informed, person-centred approach that meets people where they are. She works closely with participants and their networks to develop supports that improve quality of life and create meaningful outcomes.

Elly holds tertiary qualifications in Psychology, Counselling, and Community Services.