Annie teaches people of all ages a vast range of skills for daily living, such as navigating social interactions, understanding one’s emotions and behaviours, school engagement, work readiness, self-care, community access, handwriting and fine motor skills, meal preparation, domestic skills, and more. Annie supports individuals, their caregivers and support teams to build one’s capacity in the home, school/workplace, and community environments. This is done through consideration of one’s level of function, their environment, existing supports, and skills. From here, recommendations can be made to further support one’s independence and quality of life. Annie brings 20 years of experience working in the areas of adult and youth mental health, behaviour, disability, child/community development and occupational rehabilitation. She has worked extensively with children, adolescents, and adults in various settings (remote, rural, metropolitan, government, non-government, community, inpatient, forensic, Indigenous health and private practice) amongst a broad range of clientele and team environments. Annie brings a warm, fun and holistic approach to supporting one’s commitment in daily life, assisting them to embrace their strengths or challenges that can support their life learning and development. She offers assessment, intervention and/or reporting for people of all walks of life and works within her scope to support others to live their potential.