Positive Behaviour Support
on the Sunshine Coast

Sian McCue is a registered Advanced Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner and Team Leader at Hively Health on the Sunshine Coast, supporting individuals of all ages. Her work includes supporting children and adults with autism, intellectual disability, and complex mental health or behavioural needs.

Sian is recognised as an autism-friendly therapist on the Sunshine Coast, known for her calm, proactive, and person-centred approach as a Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner. Originally from the UK, Sian brings over a decade of experience in the disability and mental health sector. She has held multiple leadership roles and currently leads the Sunshine Coast Hively Positive Behaviour Support team. Sian works extensively with NDIS participants and is known for her empathetic and proactive approach as a behaviour specialist.

Kayla is a compassionate, neuro-affirming Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner based on the Sunshine Coast. She brings a wealth of experience across diverse roles and sectors, including teaching and tutoring, research and advocacy, and rehabilitation counselling.

Kayla has a particular interest in supporting individuals affected by the criminal justice system and believes in the power of unconditional positive regard to foster trust, growth, and meaningful outcomes.

Caitlin is a compassionate and experienced Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner based on the Sunshine Coast. She has experience supporting individuals of all ages and presentations, with a particular interest in working alongside people who experience psychosocial disabilities and dual diagnoses.

Caitlin holds a Bachelor of Psychology with First Class Honours and is passionate about lifelong learning. She actively engages in professional development to ensure her practice remains current, evidence-based, and reflective of the most effective support approaches.

Outside of work, Caitlin enjoys gardening and growing flowers — a reflection of her nurturing approach and appreciation for growth, both in her garden and in the people she supports.

With over 12 years of experience in the mental health and disability sector and qualifications in Counselling, Dale brings a wealth of knowledge, compassion, and practical insight to his work.

Based on the Sunshine Coast, Dale has developed a deep understanding of the region’s support services and community networks, allowing him to tailor behaviour support strategies that are both effective and locally grounded.

Outside of work, Dale finds balance and inspiration in the ocean. Whether he’s diving beneath the waves, chasing surf breaks, or casting a line at sunrise, his love for the sea reflects the calm, focus, and resilience he brings to his professional practice.

Matthew is a Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner with extensive experience supporting individuals across a wide range of physical and psychosocial disabilities. While he enjoys working with clients of all ages, he has a particular passion for supporting children.

Matt holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Before moving into Behaviour Support, he worked in a large children’s hospital and a respite home for children with disabilities. He also brings four years of experience in Child and Family Health Nursing within a rural Queensland community.

Outside of work, Matt enjoys staying active through swimming, jogging, and surfing. He also loves reading, playing the drums, and spending quality time with family and friends.

Liz is a Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner with almost a decade of experience in the disability sector. Her background spans direct support, employment services, quality and safeguarding, training, community engagement, and operational leadership, giving her a broad understanding of the supports, environments, and relationships that contribute to a good life.

Holding a Bachelor of Health Promotion, Liz is passionate about supporting people to live meaningful and fulfilling lives through skill development, positive relationships, increased participation, and opportunities for choice and self-determination. She is known for her warm, approachable nature and her ability to build strong connections with participants, families, and support teams.

Outside of work, you’ll often find Liz on a yoga mat, playing tennis, exploring nature, tending to her garden, or spending time with her beloved guinea pigs.

Coming soon 🙂