As a business our philosophy is simple.
“No two people are the same which is why I search far and wide to build a team that creates a synergy between clients & support staff so we can deliver the best outcome for you”.
“As a Behavioural Practitioner, with lived experience in disability, I want to build a team of committed individuals that can deliver on the core principles of the NDIS”.
Crystel Murphy – Founder & Director
At Crystel Care, we are proud to have an extraordinary team of highly skilled professionals dedicated to providing the best possible care and support. Our team includes expert Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Physiotherapists, Developmental Educators, Social Workers, and Behaviour Support Practitioners. Each member of our team brings a wealth of experience, specialized knowledge, and a passion for improving the lives of individuals with disabilities.
Together, we strive to create a comprehensive, person-centered approach to care, ensuring that each individual receives tailored support to meet their unique needs. At Crystel Care, you can trust that you are in the hands of dedicated professionals committed to making a positive difference in your life
Our Behaviour Support Practitioners can assess the influences on a person’s behaviour, and design interventions and strategies to both increase a person’s quality of life and reduce challenging behaviours.
Practitioners are engaged across disability and community services, home environments and school settings and can assist in the development of NDIS Positive Behavioural Support Plans.
Our Occupational Therapists (OT’s) focus on promoting health and wellbeing by enabling people to participate in the everyday activities such as self-care, preparing food, learning, working and building capacity to access the community.
OT’s play a crucial role in enabling people with disability to identify and implement strategies which activity and home/work modifications.
An Allied Health professional our Speech Therapist are trained to diagnose and treat communication disorders including; speaking, listening, reading, social skills, stuttering, understanding language, using voice and writing.
Speech therapists can also help people with swallowing and feeding problems.
Our Occupational Therapists (OT’s) focus on promoting health and wellbeing by enabling people to participate in the everyday activities such as self-care, preparing food, learning, working and building capacity to access the community.
OT’s play a crucial role in enabling people with disability to identify and implement strategies which activity and home/work modifications.
