With over six and a half years of hands-on experience in NDIS Support Coordination—and four years leading teams—Tayla brings a powerful blend of expertise, empathy, and leadership to her work. Backed by a Bachelor of Public Health and Health Promotion from Deakin University and a Certificate IV in Mental Health, she bridges clinical insight with a deep commitment to person-centred care.

Tayla’s passion for creating inclusive, empowering spaces isn’t confined to her job title. She’s actively engaged in volunteer work that champions equity and community connection—whether it’s advocating for people with disabilities or rolling up her sleeves for humanitarian causes that spark positive change.

What really drives Tayla is her belief in the power of relationships. She’s known for her thoughtful approach, her calm leadership style, and her ability to bring clarity and confidence to the NDIS journey for participants and families alike. Whether she’s navigating complex systems or empowering someone to reach their goals, Tayla leads with heart, purpose, and a big-picture mindset.

When she’s off the clock, Tayla recharges with the things she loves most: a great book, a good Pilates session, meaningful volunteer work—and cuddles with her beloved cat, Mustard.