Mia Rugari

Mia is a Core Behaviour Support Practitioner with a background in psychology, community services, and healthcare. She holds a double degree in Psychology and Human Sciences from Macquarie University and has experience supporting children and adults with Autism, ADHD, intellectual disability, developmental delays, and psychosocial disabilities.

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Specialising in functional behaviour assessments and person-centred Behaviour Support Plans, Mia focuses on reducing restrictive practices, promoting independence, and embedding accessible communication strategies such as AAC. Her practice is guided by empathy, collaboration, and a passion for neurodiversity.

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Outside of work, Mia enjoys Formula 1, going to the gym, exploring new foods, and relaxing with reality TV or true crime podcasts.