Our Team

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Teaching
• Graduate Diploma Psychology
• Post Graduate Diploma Psychology
• Certificate Forensic Mental Health
• IABA
• AHPRA Registration: PSY0001756127
• Monash University: Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

I’m Jodie Logan (AHPRA Registration: PSY0001756127), a Psychologist with over 10 years experience working in the Disability sector. I am passionate about driving change and building excellence within my team. We are creating unparalleled quality in the behaviour support and therapeutic practice areas and I am excited to deliver my team’s quality services throughout Queensland.

When I am not at work I love playing hockey, spending time with my family (which includes the dogs and cats) and travelling.

Qualifications

• Bachelor Social Work
• Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Behaviour Analysis
• Monash University: Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

Hi! I’m Stacey. I’ve been a social worker for eight years now and have more than 20 years of experience working with children, adolescents, and their families.

I feel so privileged to work alongside our participants and their supports every day, and am so lucky to get to be a part of their journey as they work towards their goals to live their best lives.

When I’m not working with our participants, I’m probably off spending time with my family, at the beach, or playing hockey.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Nursing
• Postgraduate studies in Psychology
• Graduate Diploma Psychological Science
• Graduate Diploma Psychology (Advanced)
• Monash University: Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

Hi! I’m Hollie and I joined Tedoo in 2020. I’ve undertaken a range of studies to equip myself with the skills and knowledge to deliver personalised support to my clients. This includes a Bachelor of Nursing and Postgraduate studies in Psychology.

I also have experience working within the aged care and mental health sectors and bring a wealth of knowledge within these areas to our team. When it comes to behaviour support, I love creating personalised plans for my clients and taking a holistic approach to providing behaviour support.

I am interested in developing skills that support my clients and help them reach their goals.

When I’m not at work, I love spending time with my beloved dogs, Teddy and Roo, spending time with my family, and enjoying live music.

Qualifications

• Cert IV TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages)
• TAFE Teacher Migrant English Program
• Studies in Applied Behaviour Analysis
• Restrictive Practices
• Zones of Regulation
• Training in Human Rights
• Monash University Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

Previous to my role as a Behaviour Support Practitioner I delivered Support Coordination to NDIS participants for a number of years. Additionally, I have experience in providing direct support care.

I enjoy my role with Tedoo as a Behaviour Support Practitioner as no two days are the same. I’m passionate about the continual learning pathways and the unique opportunity to work collaboratively as part of a team in my role. It’s amazing getting to see the positive impacts of the NDIS in action.

When I’m not at work, I love spending time with my family and getting outdoors — camping, snorkelling, scuba diving, hiking — you name it. I love creating too — art, drawing, woodwork; I enjoy any creative medium and opportunity.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Psychological Science with Distinction
• Currently studying Graduate Diploma of Psychology (Advanced)
• Monash University: Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

My name is Brooke O’Connor, and I am a Behaviour Support Practitioner at Tedoo. In 2019 I completed my Bachelor of Psychological Science with a Distinction and am currently working towards a Graduate Diploma of Psychology (Advanced).

Before working as a Behaviour Support Practitioner, I worked in various roles within the disability sector. I worked as a respite and community access support worker and NDIS Support Coordinator.

My roles and progression into Behaviour Support have given me a unique insight into different aspects of people’s lives and how important it is to ensure a person-centred, tailored approach to improve a person’s quality of life.

What I love most about my role is meeting new people and supporting them through what could be a very challenging time in their life. I am a strong believer in building understanding and individual strengths, and this is something we focus on every day in Behaviour Support.
Outside of my role, I enjoy spending quality time with my family, exploring and relaxing in the serenity of our northern nation in QLD, and reading and studying for my Diploma.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Social Work
• Monash University: Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

Hi, I’m Susan! Working as a Behaviour Support Practitioner, and having a background in Social Work, I enjoy working with individuals and their support teams to meet their goals while continuously working toward reducing the restrictions in their lives. In each case, I’m always using a holistic and strengths-based approach.  I love working collaboratively with individuals and teams to facilitate positive change and outcomes in people’s lives.  Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my family camping, fishing and exploring the outdoors.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
• Graduate Diploma in Psychology Advanced
• AHPRA Registration Provisional Psychologist: PSY0002585296
• Monash University: Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

Hey! I’m Evan (AHPRA Registration Provisional Psychologist: PSY0002585296)! I’m a Provisional Psychologist with experience working as a counsellor and practitioner in the NDIS, mental health, relationship, child safety, and sexual assault services.
I love my job because I enjoy the honest engagement with participants and listening and adapting therapy techniques to the needs of my clients. I feel privileged to be able to walk alongside them in my role.
Outside of work, I have a passion for board games, card games and role-playing games, as well as reading manga, and constantly walking my dogs.

Qualifications

• Double Certificate IV Youth and Community Services
• Diploma of Youth Counselling
• Diploma of Youth Counselling
• Diploma of Counselling
• Bachelor of Counselling
• Master of Social Work (current studies)
• Monash University: Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

Hi! I’m Janette, a Behaviour Support Practioner at Tedoo. With a background working as a Teacher Aide, Youth Care and Support Worker, Community Development Officer, AOD Counsellor, Specialist Counsellor, and Recovery Coach, I have extensive experience supporting people to reach their full potential. My passion is working with participants, their families, and their support network to assist the participant in achieving a better quality of life. I love working with complex and challenging behaviours.

When I’m not supporting our participants, I love the beach, a good meal and a nice glass of wine. I am a bit of a master chef in the kitchen when the mood strikes and I love exploring new places.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science (Psychology Major)
• Graduate Diploma Psychology
• AHPRA Registration Provisional Psychologist: PSY0002628210
• Monash University: Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

Guy (AHPRA Registration Provisional Psychologist: PSY0002628210) is a Provisional Psychologist and Proficient Behaviour Support Practitioner. Having studied psychology at the University of Southern Queensland and Monash University, he spent much of his studies focused on the field of Prosocial and Anti-Social Behaviour.

Guy has worked within the disability services sector for 10 years now and has worked on the front line with participants who display Behaviours of Concern and Harm. He loves working together with participants who have complex behaviour and their teams, as he finds the best reward is seeing people succeed and live their best lives.

In his home life, Guy is the Dogfather of two rambunctious Boxers and loves to have a chat with anyone about pets and animals. He spends his spare time practising Diabolo juggling and diving into the latest science news.

Qualifications

• Diploma of Business
• Monash University: Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

Hi! My name is Lee and I am the Office Manager at Tedoo Behaviour Support & Therapeutic Services.

I have over 15 years of experience within the Government Disability Sector including Finance Management, Human Resources and Payroll.

I love my role at Tedoo as things change quickly and I love thinking on my feet and being proactive about getting the job done!! I enjoy the constant challenges and the ever-changing environment. Everyone at Tedoo shares the same vision and is dedicated to the delivery of quality services.

When I’m not at work, keeping the office running smoothly, I love spending time with my family, going to the beach, camping and fishing.

Qualifications

• Certificate 3 Individual Support
• Diploma Social Science
• Current studies: Bachelor of Psychological Science
• Monash University: Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

Hi there, my name is Jarrod, and I’m thrilled to introduce myself! I’m a Behaviour Support Practitioner based in Hervey Bay, with a passion for board games, technology, and puzzles. With a Cert 3 in Individual Support and a Diploma of Social Science, I have a solid background in disability and community services, which allows me to make a positive impact in the lives of the people I work with.

I’m currently studying towards a Bachelor of Psychological Science, which will enable me to deepen my understanding of human behaviour and the complexities of the human mind. When I’m not studying or working, you can usually find me hanging out with my three sons. Being a dad is one of the most fulfilling roles I’ve ever had, and I treasure the time I get to spend with my family.

I truly believe that everyone deserves the chance to improve their lives, and I strive to teach them and those close to them the skills required to do so. My philosophy is rooted in the idea that positive change is possible, and I’m passionate about helping people achieve their goals. I am compassionate, knowledgeable, and committed to the success of those individuals I work with.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Arts
• Post Graduate Diploma of Psychology
• Diploma of Project Management
• Certificate IV in Workplace Training and Assessment
• Monash University Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices
• IABA

A Bit About Me

I’m Kristine Abbott, a Manager and Behaviour Support Practitioner and have more than 20 years of experience in supporting youth to re-engage in learning, NDIS Planner and team coordinator and quality roles in allied health, accommodation and respite services.

I enjoy my work at Tedoo, as I have an opportunity to build relationships and support people on their journey to reach their goals, using a person-centred and strengths-based approach.  From a team perspective, I enjoy working with a dynamic team and building high quality and responsive services.

 When I’m not at work, I love spending time with my family, going to the beach, watching Netflix and travelling.

Qualifications

• Certificate IV in Disability
• Currently studying Bachelor of Social Work
• Monash University: Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

Hi! I’m Livenia. I am a Behaviour Support Practitioner with Tedoo, and am currently studying my Bachelor of Social Work.

I have had the honour of working alongside families in the disability sector within various roles for the past 17 years. My journey started with lived experience, and has driven my passion to providing a holistic person centred support that fosters skills development and enhances independence and self-advocacy.

I have extensive on the ground experience working directly with individuals and families as a support worker, service delivery team leader, support coordinator and developing NDIS plans. When it comes to behaviour support I love creating a plan that focuses on the client their individual support needs and reducing restrictions and limitations they may experience.

When I am not working you will find me spending time with my family, learning new gardening and home renovating skills and enjoying the local mountain trails.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Justice (Criminology and Policing)
• Currently studying Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
• Monash University: Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

Hi! I’m Alex, and I joined Tedoo in 2023 as a Behaviour Support Practitioner in Gladstone. I have experience working as a support worker and support coordinator within the NDIS, and I have also been fortunate to support adolescents and adults from all works of life within a recovery-oriented sub-acute mental health residential facility. 

Having lived experience as someone with mental illness, being a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, and supporting disabled family members in everyday life and in navigating the NDIS fuels my passion in ensuring people are supported to have their wants and needs heard and met – in whatever communication mode this may be! I love my job because I am able to work in a person-centred approach and focus on improving quality of life.

Outside of work, I love working on my copious crochet projects, spending time with my cat Olive, playing Zelda on my Nintendo Switch, and just relaxing with some comfort food and a good TV show or movie (my favourites are Kath and Kim, Disney, and horror movies).

Qualifications

• Advanced Diploma in Community Sector Management
• Diploma in Leadership and Management
• Certificate IV in Mental Health – nonclinical
• Certificate IV in Occupational Health & Safety
• Monash University: Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

Hi there. I’m Stefanie. I have worked in the disability sector for the past 25 years in a variety of government and non-government roles, including training, employment, and Supported Independent Living.

I really enjoy and value my role as a behaviour support practitioner with Tedoo, mostly because I feel privileged to work alongside individuals to help improve their quality of life. I am especially interested ensuring that a client’s human rights are upheld and that they are free to live without unnecessary restrictions.

When I am not at work , I love to go exploring in my 4×4, camping with my family and friends, whether it be at the beach or in the bush.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Psychological Sciences
• Graduate Diploma Psychology (Advanced)
• Cert IV Frontline Management
• Monash University: Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

Hi!  I’m Jodi, and it was a culmination of my work life with children, and my personal experiences with led me to studying psychology as an adult student and joining Tedoo as a Behaviour Support Practitioner.

I have had over two decades of fulfilment and honour working as a professional sports coach working alongside not only national/international level competitive gymnasts, but also with providing and championing for those with disabilities to engage in experiences and achieve accomplishments often thought out of their reach. 

I also have extensive experience working within the education arena in relation to individualised curriculums and reading programs.  I am passionate about getting to understand who someone is and improving their quality life, and applying out of the box thinking if required to achieve a person-centred approach for them.

Outside of work, I love spending time in the garden (orchids are my weakness), restoring old cars, and spending time with my partner, travelling to events, working on and racing our altered dragster.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Psychological Science
• Diploma of Counselling (Studying)
• Certificate in Business Management
• Certificate in Community Pharmacy
• Monash University: Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

Hi, I’m Aaron. I bring seven years of hands-on experience in caring for and raising my son, who has high needs and behaviours. Alongside this, I have a wealth of knowledge from my passion for psychology and helping people grow.

I believe in a collaborative approach to behaviour support. I pride myself on my ability to empathize and understand the perspectives of my clients and their loved ones. This helps me foster and build positive behaviour support plans that are achievable and improve lives.

When I’m not working with Tedoo, I spend my free time with my family and continually improving my skills and knowledge in psychology and business

Qualifications

• Monash University: Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

Hi, I’m Sammie! I joined the Tedoo team as a Behaviour Support Practitioner in August 2023, supporting families across the Fraser Coast and Bundaberg regions. With six years of experience in the disability sector, I love working with clients and their families to create personalised behaviour support plans that reduce barriers and improve quality of life. My passion for this work comes from personal experience—growing up with family members who have psychosocial disabilities taught me the importance of compassionate, person-centred care. This drives me to deliver holistic support that fosters independence, skill development, and self-advocacy.

When I’m not working, I’m usually spending time with my family and friends, relaxing at the beach, watching live music, or giving back by volunteering with community groups and charities.

Qualifications

• Monash University: Engaging in Positive Behaviour Support Practices

A Bit About Me

Hi, I’m Reegan! Over the past 10 years, I have worked in various roles within the disability and child safety sectors, gaining extensive experience in supporting individuals with complex needs. As a Behaviour Support Practitioner at Tedoo, I am deeply passionate about helping clients achieve less restrictive lives and enhancing their overall quality of life.

I take pride in my empathetic and patient approach, tailoring strategies to meet the unique needs of each individual. My work is grounded in a person-centered approach, and I feel privileged to collaborate with clients and their support networks to foster meaningful and sustainable positive change.

Outside of work, I enjoy leading an adventurous lifestyle, exploring the outdoors in my four-wheel drive with friends and family, staying active, reading books, and spending quality time with my puppy.