Positive Futures Queensland

Welcome to Positive Futures Queensland, located at 6 Vanessa Boulevard, Springwood, Australia. We are an establishment that focuses on health and well-being, and we are a point of interest for individuals seeking support and guidance.

At Positive Futures Queensland, we pride ourselves on providing specialist lead supports dedicated to enhancing your quality of life. Our team works closely with you and your network to foster strong relationships and ensure comprehensive support. We believe in taking your service to the next level by offering tailored training and coaching to meet your specific needs.

One of our key practitioners is Paula, an NDIS-registered behaviour support practitioner and provisional psychologist, with over 10 years of experience in Out Of Home Care and Disability settings. Paula's extensive knowledge and expertise have been recognized through awards such as the Dean's Commendation and the Faculty of Science Medal for outstanding achievement in Psychology. She is committed to continuous learning and research, particularly in understanding the structure and function of the nervous system and its impact on our human experience. When she's not working, Paula enjoys spending time with her husband and their little Cavoodle, Lucy, savoring morning coffees and taking walks in the park. She is also a proud mother of four adult children who are embarking on their own journeys and discovering the joys of the world.

Another valuable member of our team is Felicity, who brings more than 10 years of experience in the mental health and disability sectors, both as a professional and a volunteer. While her primary focus is on working with adults, Felicity has also worked with individuals across the lifespan, from adolescence to late adulthood. Her passion lies in the intersection of mental health and disabilities, and she is highly skilled in training others in areas such as Restrictive Practices and Positive Behaviour Supports. Felicity adapts her approach to cater to diverse audiences, including families, support workers, managers, and support coordinators. She has also contributed to research published in Disability and Rehabilitation, exploring the impact of traumatic brain injury on psychosocial skills and self-perception. In her free time, Felicity enjoys indulging in her love for animals as a pet parent, as well as pursuing interests in cooking, visual arts, board games, and lifelong learning.

In addition to our dedicated team, we offer a range of helpful resources on our website that can be accessed at your convenience. Our blog is a valuable source of useful findings, news, and events that may be relevant to you and your journey towards positive futures.

We invite you to explore our website and discover how Positive Futures Queensland can support you in achieving your goals and enhancing your well-being.