Chelsea Troutman

I am a Board Certified Behavioural Analyst (BCBA), practitioner and clinical supervisor. I have extensive experience working within Government and Community Service Sectors with expertise in disability services, children and family services- out of home care, and forensic disability. I have international experience in consulting on individual cases, system design, and policy. 

I hold a Masters of Education in School Psychology (Applied Behavioural Analysis) from the University of Cincinnati, and a post graduate degree in Criminology (forensic disability) from University of Melbourne.  

I have extensive experience in strength-based approaches to working with individuals with complex needs, complex client assessments, intervention and I am recognised for my holistic practice lens, and proficiency in managing risk under the least restrictive circumstances.  

My specialist areas of behaviour change include: trauma and challenging behaviours, problematic sexualised behaviour, sexual offending in persons with an intellectual disability, and violence within adolescents and adults with disability.