Meet The Team

Natalie is a devoted support worker driven by a desire to make a difference. Holding a Certificate III in Individual Support, Natalie draws upon her diverse experience in clinical settings as an Assistant in Nursing and dispensary technician.

Beyond her professional expertise, Natalie's passions shine through her love of PC gaming – particularly simulation, survival, and creative genres. Embracing geek and alternative cultures, Natalie's metalhead spirit fuels her enthusiasm for life.

This fusion of compassion, expertise, and individuality empowers Natalie to deliver outstanding support, infusing her work with creativity and dedication.

Sian is a dedicated support worker with a strong focus on helping teens live authentically and develop confidence in their own unique strengths.

She is currently completing her Diploma of Counselling, which enhances her ability to provide thoughtful, person-centered support. Sian enjoys building meaningful connections with participants, exploring their interests, and creating engaging and supportive experiences.

In her spare time, she enjoys reading fantasy novels, playing board games, and spending quality time with her family.

Emily is a bubbly and approachable support worker with a love for gaming, coffee, and all things fantasy. Her favourite video game is the classic Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on the Nintendo 64.

​

Emily is an experienced support worker, who is currently studying a Certificate III in Individual Support. Having grown up in a neurodiverse family and living with ADHD herself, she brings personal understanding and genuine empathy to her work.

She supports participants to embrace their strengths, build connections, and live their best lives, while creating a space that is both welcoming and fun.

Coming soon!

Sam is a warm, energetic and enthusiastic member of our team with a wealth of life experience across different professions including as a maintenance fitter, wildlife officer, project supervisor and warehouse worker.

However it is in disability support work that he believes he has found the profession for him. He is particularly interested in how gaming can be used to improve quality of life for individuals facing the unique challenges of neurodiversity.

​

Sam is a lover of all games with a particular enthusiasm for tabletop gaming. He has four years experience as a Dungeons and Dragons Dungeon Master and loves to focus his campaigns on collaboration, cooperation and problem solving -  skills important for everyone regardless of ability and aptitude.

Clay is a lifelong gamer and experienced support worker who brings energy, patience, and strong communication skills to every session. He has been passionate about gaming since he was six, with favourites including Pokémon, Rocket League, and FC26. Clay believes video games are a powerful tool to build confidence, spark joy, and foster friendships.

Before entering disability support, Clay worked in the automotive industry making 4x4 exhausts, but he transitioned to support work to pursue a more rewarding, people-focused career. Over the past few years, he has found immense fulfillment helping participants build independence, develop social connections, and engage through shared hobbies.

Outside of work, Clay enjoys competitive gaming and is passionate about soccer — whether that’s playing a match with friends or cheering on his favourite team.

​

Tyson is a kind, caring, friendly and passionate Disability Support Worker with 8 years experience. He has a Diploma of Community Services and a Cert III in Multi Media. 

​

His favourite game types are RPGs, co-op, shooters and anything that builds teamwork overall including The Witcher, Halo, Balder's Gate 3 and Skyrim.  

​

Outside of work his hobbies include karate, escape rooms, Dungeons and Dragons, reading, exercise, going on nature adventures and meditation. 

Mark is a support worker with a wealth of life experience working with neurodiverse children and adults. He holds a Certificate III in Community Services and has a deep desire to help others enjoy their lives.
 

He is also a life-long gamer who enjoys video games and believes they are a great way to encourage creativity, hand-eye coordination and problem solving abilities. Some of his favourite games include Skyrim, Fortnite, Pokemon and he loves open world games.
 

Outside of work he is a father, uncle and caregiver for his own father. He is a proud nerd & giant kid who loves to chat about pop culture and feels you are never too old to enjoy the things that make you happy.

James is a support worker who brings creativity, patience, and enthusiasm to every session.

Outside of her work, she is a skilled barista and a passionate Dungeon Master, creating imaginative adventures that highlight teamwork and problem-solving.

James also enjoys watching soccer and occasionally testing her strategy skills with a game of chess. They love finding ways to make sessions engaging and meaningful, helping participants explore their interests and build new skills along the way.

Bianca is a caring and approachable support worker who is passionate about creating safe, supportive, and fun spaces for participants.

She values building genuine connections and takes the time to understand each individual’s strengths, goals, and interests.

With a love for both gaming and creative hobbies, Bianca enjoys finding ways to use shared activities as a tool for confidence, social growth, and meaningful connection. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with friends and family, exploring new interests, and relaxing with a good game.

​Rob is a passionate support worker with a Certificate in Mental Health, bringing experience, creativity, and a love of storytelling to every session.

A dedicated dad and enthusiastic Dungeon Master, he enjoys guiding adventures that encourage teamwork, problem-solving, and imagination.

Rob is also a fan of story-driven RPG video games, where he loves exploring rich worlds and complex narratives. He is committed to supporting participants to connect with others, discover their strengths, and enjoy meaningful, engaging experiences.

Jess is a warm, friendly and compassionate Disability Support Worker with a great passion for supporting neurodiverse clients to achieve their individual goals. She has worked in the support industry for the past few years, and is currently studying a Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability). 

As a lifelong game-lover, Jess has fond memories of sparking imagination and connecting with others through gameplay (like playing Playstation with her brother in their younger years, or engaging in Pokemon battles with their neighbourhood friends). She continues to appreciate the world-building, possibilities and magic inside of any game; and is always open and grateful for the chance to learn and participate in any new or favourite games of clients during sessions. 

Outside of support work, Jess is a professional musician (holding a Bachelor of Music); regularly writing and releasing music, and performing across South East Queensland (and beyond). Jess is also a nature and book lover, and loves spending quality time with family and friends (usually playing board games).