NDIS Support Coordinator & Social WorkerHi, I’m Eliza!
Eliza is a qualified Social Worker with a strong foundation in psychological science, bringing a thoughtful, relationship-focused approach to support coordination. With experience across child protection, disability, and early intervention settings, she understands the complexities of supporting individuals and families through challenging and often high-pressure situations.
Her background includes working with children, families, and participants with diverse needs, including psychosocial disability and behavioural support. Eliza has developed strong skills in communication, coordination, and collaborative problem-solving, allowing her to work effectively alongside participants, families, and multidisciplinary teams.
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Eliza’s approach is calm, compassionate, and well-structured. She focuses on building trust and helping participants feel supported and understood, particularly during periods of change or uncertainty. She is particularly skilled at:
Supporting participants and families navigating complex systems, including the NDIS and child protection
Building strong, respectful relationships through active listening and clear communication
Coordinating services and stakeholders to ensure consistency and alignment around goals
Applying trauma-informed and culturally responsive practices
Supporting behaviour management strategies and positive outcomes
Assisting with planning, reviews, and goal development
Eliza also brings experience in facilitating family interactions, managing challenging behaviours, and contributing to broader case planning and reporting. This helps ensure that supports are practical, responsive, and aligned with each participant’s individual circumstances.
She is passionate about creating safe, inclusive environments and supporting people to build capacity, strengthen relationships, and work towards meaningful, long-term outcomes.
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