Alison Boardman

Behaviour Support Practitioner

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Experience

I have worked as a Behaviour Support Practitioner since 2018.
I describe my practice style as adaptive, collaborative, culturally responsive, empowering, family-centred, interactive, neurodiversity-affirming, person-centred, practical, skill-building, strengths-based and trauma-informed, tailoring my approach to meet each participant's unique needs.
In my free time, I like to spend time camping, cooking, dancing, fishing, gardening, going to live music gigs, learning new skills, on DIY Projects, playing board games, reading, swimming, travelling and with family or friends which often helps me build rapport with participants.
My participants often describe me as adaptable, approachable, cheerful, compassionate, dedicated, empathetic, encouraging, engaging, flexible, friendly, fun, inclusive, kind, patient, positive, reliable, thoughtful, trustworthy, understanding and warm, reflecting my commitment to creating a supportive environment.