Our Team
Karen Munro Behavioral Clinician
My name is Karen Munro. I am a behaviour clinician with 2.5 years’ experience as a BSP, 20 years’ experience working with teenagers and young women with high-risk behaviours, disabilities, and mental health issues. I hold a Bachelor of Social Welfare, Diploma of Youth Work, Certificate IV in Counselling and Certificate IV in Community Services. Additionally, I have worked 10 years in Supported Independent Living with highly complex clients, supporting them and creating new pathways to a more structured and secure lifestyle.
Taranjeet Key Worker
I’m Taranjeet Kaur, a friendly and approachable Key Worker with close to two years of experience working in the disability sector. I have a strong interest in supporting children and families and enjoy building positive, trusting relationships through play, everyday routines and meaningful activities.
I have experience working with children with disability and supporting areas such as communication, social interaction, emotional regulation, independence, participation and daily living skills. My approach is warm, patient and child-centred, with a focus on recognising each child’s strengths and supporting their individual developmental needs.
I am continuing to build my experience as a Key Worker within an Early Childhood Early Intervention setting, working closely with children, families and other professionals to support NDIS goals and help children develop practical skills across home, kinder, school and community environments.
I value creating a safe, supportive and engaging environment where children feel comfortable, understood and encouraged to participate and learn.
Amandeep Kaur Key Worker
Amandeep Kaur -Hi everyone! I’m Amandeep, and I’m excited to be part of the Clinic team!
I have over seven years of experience across the disability and aged care sectors and hold a Certificate IV in Disability and Aged Care. Over the years, I have supported people with personal care, community participation, daily living activities and more complex support needs.
I am currently working as a Key Worker with children and young people aged between 5 and 16 years, under the guidance of Occupational Therapists and Behaviour Therapists. In this role, I support children with areas such as emotional regulation, behaviour, social skills, communication, daily routines, independence, attention, participation and functional life skills. I also help carry over strategies recommended by therapists into everyday activities, so children can practise their skills consistently across home, school and community settings.
I enjoy using play-based and practical activities to keep children engaged and motivated while working towards their individual goals. I understand that every child is different, so I take time to learn about their strengths, interests, routines and support needs. I aim to create a safe and supportive environment where children feel comfortable, understood and encouraged to participate.
Working closely with families is also an important part of my role. I value regular communication with parents, carers and the wider therapy team so that everyone can work together towards consistent and meaningful outcomes. My approach is patient, friendly, strengths-based and focused on helping children build confidence, develop greater independence and participate more fully in their everyday lives.
Muneet Narang Assistant Key Worker
Muneet Narang is a compassionate and caring professional with a genuine passion for helping children communicate, learn, and grow with confidence. She is currently completing her degree to become a qualified Speech Therapist and works under supervision as an Assistant Speech Therapist, gaining valuable practical experience along the way. With more than 10 years of experience working with children, Muneet brings patience, understanding, and a child-centred approach to every interaction. She believes that every child is unique and deserves to feel heard, supported, and encouraged. Her dedication to building positive relationships with children and families is at the heart of her work.
Robin Key Worker
Hi, I’m Robinpreet Brar. I first joined the team as a student, where I had the opportunity to gain hands-on experience within the disability sector and work closely with children with a range of support needs. During my placement, I developed a strong interest in working with children and really valued the guidance and support I received from Occupational Therapists, Behaviour Therapists and other experienced team members.
That experience motivated me to continue learning and growing in the disability field, and I chose to stay with the team so I could further develop my practical skills and understanding. I am now working as a Key Worker, supporting children and families with everyday goals related to participation, independence, emotional regulation, routines, social development and functional skills.
I enjoy building positive relationships with children and creating a supportive environment where they feel comfortable, encouraged and understood. I also value working collaboratively with families, therapists and other professionals so that strategies can be carried over consistently across home, school and community settings. As I continue to grow in my role, I am committed to learning from the wider multidisciplinary team and providing child-centred, strengths-based support that is meaningful to each family.
Harpreet Kaur Support Coordinator
I’m Harpreet Kaur, an Intake Officer and Support Coordinator with a background in the medical field, having previously worked in radiology before relocating from Malaysia to Australia.
My healthcare experience has given me a strong understanding of client needs, professional communication, confidentiality and the importance of providing clear and compassionate support. Since moving to Australia, I have transitioned into the disability sector, where I now support participants and families through the intake process and help them understand and navigate their NDIS supports.
In my role as a Support Coordinator, I focus on connecting participants with suitable services, coordinating supports, building confidence in using their NDIS plans and helping families work towards practical and meaningful goals.
I bring a calm, organised and approachable style to my work and value building positive relationships with participants, families, providers and other professionals.
Khushmeet Key Worker
I’m Khushmeet, a Key Worker with a Certificate in Disability and around one year of experience supporting children and families within the disability sector.
I work under the guidance of Occupational Therapists and Behaviour Therapists to help children develop practical skills across areas such as emotional regulation, daily routines, social participation, independence, behaviour support and functional development.
My approach is child-centred, patient and strengths-based. I enjoy building positive relationships with children and supporting them through play, structured activities and everyday routines in ways that are meaningful and achievable for them.
As a Key Worker, I also value working closely with families and the wider therapy team so that strategies can be carried over consistently across home, school, kinder and community environments.
Anuja Audiologist & Allied Health Assistant – Speech Therapy
I’m Anuja Sonawane, an Audiologist and Allied Health Assistant working in Speech Therapy. I am also currently completing my Master of Speech Pathology and am in the final stage of my degree.
I bring several years of experience working as an Audiologist in Melbourne, along with previous experience in Speech Therapy in India. My background has given me a strong understanding of hearing, communication and the importance of early support for children and families.
I enjoy working with children in a fun, engaging and play-based way, helping them feel comfortable while developing their communication skills, confidence and participation.
As an Allied Health Assistant, I work under the guidance and supervision of a qualified Speech Pathologist to support therapy goals and help children practise skills across everyday activities.
My goal is to work collaboratively with children and families to build meaningful communication skills, confidence and stronger connections.
Anupama Special Education Consultant
I am a Special Education Consultant with over 20 years of experience supporting children with diverse learning and developmental needs across classroom and specialist settings. I am passionate about helping children build confidence, independence and the skills they need to participate meaningfully in everyday learning and life. My approach is inclusive, supportive and child-centred, with strategies tailored to each child’s individual strengths, needs and goals. I work closely with families, educators and other professionals to support children through key developmental and educational transitions, while helping parents feel informed, confident and empowered in supporting their child.
- Communication and language development
- Fine and gross motor skill development
- Sensory processing
- School readiness
- Social skills
- Emotional regulation
- Behaviour support
- Literacy and numeracy learning
- Daily living skills and independence
- Individualised learning strategies
- Transition support for children and families
My goal is to create meaningful learning opportunities that help every child feel supported, capable and included — taking small steps towards big possibilities.
Bikalpa Key Worker
I believe people are the experts in their own lives, and my role is to walk alongside them in creating meaningful, practical and positive change.
I’m Bikalpa Dhakal, a Key Worker and Master of Social Work student with experience across disability, mental health and community support settings. I have experience supporting children with disability and their families, including working on communication, emotional regulation, social participation, daily routines, confidence and independence.
My practice is person-centred, strengths-based and culturally responsive. I focus on understanding each child’s individual needs, interests, family circumstances and everyday environments so that support is practical, achievable and meaningful.
I have completed MARAM and Mental Health First Aid training and bring additional experience in community engagement, leadership and working with people from diverse cultural backgrounds.
As a Key Worker, I value collaboration with children, families and other professionals to support NDIS goals and help children build skills that can be used across home, school and community settings.
Aman Bhatia Occupational Therapist
I am an Occupational Therapist who is passionate about supporting children and young people to develop greater independence, confidence and participation in everyday activities.
I use a strengths-based and person-centred approach, tailoring therapy to each child’s individual needs, interests and goals. I believe therapy should be practical, engaging and meaningful, with strategies that can be carried over into everyday routines.
I work collaboratively with children, families, educators and other professionals to support participation across home, school and community environments.
- Fine motor and handwriting skills
- Sensory processing and regulation
- Emotional regulation
- Attention and concentration
- Self-care and daily living skills
- Visual-motor and coordination skills
- School readiness and participation
- Play and social participation
- Functional independence
- Ongoing occupational therapy
- Transition support for children and families
My goal is to help each child build the skills they need to participate more confidently and independently in the activities that are important to them.
