Blog
Insights, stories and resources from the Kevria team.
The Nature Effect: Harnessing the Outdoors for Productivity and Client Growth
As a Behaviour Support Practitioner, much of my work takes place in structured indoor environments, offices, schools, therapy rooms, and meeting spaces designed for predictability and routine.
Kayla Mountain
1 Dec 2025
Neuroscience
After graduating university with a bachelor's degree in psychology in 2022, I found myself continually seeking out more information around disorders, mental health, and factors that contribute to the development and maintenance of such conditions.
Sophie Myhill
4 Nov 2025
Autism Spectrum Disorder in Teenage Girls
Growing up in a neurodivergent household has really fuelled my passion for my job and desire to support people to live their best life.
Jasmine Baker
15 Oct 2025
A Day in the Life of a Kevria Behavioural Therapist Assistant: Making a Difference Through Support
Shay Cradock is a patient BTA for Kevria and is passionate about the work she does. Drawn to the organisation's genuine commitment to its clients, Shay appreciates the positive atmosphere and dedication of the team.
Shay Cradock
9 Sept 2025
Finding My Calling: A Year as a BTA at Kevria
A Behavioural Therapist Assistant (BTA) at Kevria, I wasn't always set on this career path. But after a recommendation from a colleague and a leap of faith, I found myself a year into a role that's been "truly rewarding".
Jessica Urpeth
20 Aug 2025
Understanding the Importance of Co-Regulation for People with Disabilities
In the journey of supporting individuals with disabilities, one critical concept that stands out is co-regulation. This term, which might not always be familiar, is pivotal in helping individuals manage their emotions and behaviours.
Narelle Henry
14 July 2025
Suicide Prevention in Teenage Girls
When I was asked to write a blog about my chosen speciality/ passion I didn't need to think about what that topic would be. My passion is suicide prevention in teenage girls.
Elise Evans
3 June 2025
Resilience and Post-Traumatic Growth in Males: A Grit-Informed Lens
In 2018 I was involved in a motorbike accident and because of the injuries I suffered I was diagnoses with post-concussive syndrome and PTSD. The hardest part wasn't only the symptoms; it was realising how few supports spoke directly to young men aged 17 – 30.
Josh Dietrich
12 May 2025
Community Access at Kevria: More Than Just Being There — It's About Enhancing Capabilities
For most people, leaving the house to enjoy a coffee, catch up with friends, or head to work is part of everyday life — often taken for granted. But for people with disabilities, accessing the community can come with a range of barriers.
Katrina MacGibbon
8 Apr 2025
Truck Driver Turned Senior Behaviour Therapy Assistant at Kevria
In a world where career paths often seem fixed, there are some stories that defy expectations. My journey is one of those stories—a remarkable transformation from a truck driver to a Behaviour Therapy Assistant at Kevria Clinical Service.
Bundy Elliott
5 Mar 2025
How Australian Schools need Integrate Opportunities for those Living with a Disability
From a young age, I envisioned myself working as an educator within the primary sector. However, as I progressed through my studies, my focus shifted toward secondary education, particularly the lack of opportunities available to students with disabilities in high school.
Faith Elliott
10 Feb 2025
Trauma Informed Care
While studying Social Work, I completed placements at Youth Justice, working with youth to reduce recidivism, and at The Park Centre for Mental Health, assisting patients with complex diagnoses and criminal offenses.
Jordan Curtis
15 Jan 2025