Armina Ray
Providing person-centred, holistic and neuro-affirming behaviour support, with a focus on practical strategies that reflect each person's individual needs, goals and circumstances.
About Armina.
Armina Ray is a Behaviour Support Practitioner at Intertwined Health. She provides specialist behaviour support to NDIS participants, drawing on her background in psychology and her commitment to person-centred practice.
Armina holds a Bachelor of Arts (Psychology), a Graduate Diploma in Psychology and a Postgraduate Diploma in Psychology. She is currently working towards a Master's degree in Professional Psychology.
Her approach is holistic and neuro-affirming, recognising that each person brings their own experiences, strengths, communication preferences and support needs.
Armina focuses on developing practical, adaptable strategies tailored to individual circumstances, working collaboratively with participants and their support networks.
Professional experience
Armina has experience supporting adults and school-aged children, including people living with dementia, schizophrenia, intellectual disability, autism and ADHD.
She draws on her psychology background to understand behaviour within the broader context of a person's wellbeing, relationships and environment.
How Armina supports participants.
Armina provides specialist behaviour support for NDIS participants, focusing on practical, individualised strategies and collaborative care.
Specialist Behaviour Support
Individualised behaviour support informed by a person's strengths, goals, communication preferences and everyday environment.
Neuro-Affirming Practice
Support that recognises and respects neurodiversity, with strategies adapted to individual needs and preferences.
Support Across Life Stages
Experience working with adults and school-aged children, considering the different environments and support networks relevant to each person.
Collaborative Support Planning
Working alongside participants, families, carers and other professionals to develop practical strategies that can be adapted to everyday life.
Practical support shaped around the individual.
Armina believes effective behaviour support begins with understanding the whole person, rather than focusing on behaviour in isolation.
Her approach considers individual strengths, communication styles, relationships and the environments that influence everyday experiences.
By combining her psychology background with collaborative, person-centred practice, she aims to develop strategies that are meaningful, flexible and achievable.
- Person-centred and neuro-affirming support
- Holistic understanding of individual circumstances
- Practical and adaptable behaviour support strategies
- Collaboration with participants and support networks