Mentor and Support services
Helping children and adults work toward specific goals or skills
Support with a focus
Ben has decades of experience in working with people with complex needs. He had a background in Exercise Physiology (Centrelink, Workcover and Medicare clients) before becoming a Teacher (Maths, Science, PE and Health).
Ben can support a unique range of activities and experiences.
As a Mentor he is able to provide insight into a wide range of workplaces and guide complex decision-making processes.
As a Support Worker he is able to manage challenging situations and explain the "why" behind "what" we are doing.
Play and talk
Playing games is a great way to practice communications skills and have a chance to talk things through.
Build confidence
Someone with you while you try out new (and sometimes scary) things.
Develop independence
In addition to young people gaining independence, there are also older people learning to adapt to maintain independence.
Practice, practice, practice
From numeracy skills to emotional regulation and other recommendations... there's always something to practice.
Gardening and animals
There's lots to do, from collecting eggs, feeding the fish and walking the turtle, to playing fetch with the dog. You can harvesting veges and repot plants.
Learn new skills
From cooking to 3D modelling and printing. Learn from a Master of Teaching.
