Sydney NDIS Specialist Support Coordination.
Coordinating services to meet your goals

Emily McKeown

Team Leader/ Specialist Support Coordinator

Emily has been working within the NDIS space as a Specialist Support Coordinator for many years now but has been working in the disability sector & services for over ten years.

Emily holds a bachelor's degree in Applied Social Studies and a Master's Degree in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. She has always worked with a diverse clientele of service users - from mild intellectual disabilities with a dual diagnosis of extreme mental health, drug use, abuse or crime, to high complex clients with severe disabilities both psychical and intellectual. Emily tends to work with the more complex or crisis clients who benefit from having a support person with a therapeutic background, often having significant time constraints to their needs.

Emily has learned in her time working with NDIS clients that this space can be a tough one to navigate and having the right Support Coordinator to assist you is vital. Emily personally tries to educate and inform her clients and their families with the primary aim being to arm them with the knowledge and information needed to gain the most appropriate supports for themselves or their loved ones.

Emily has a wealth of knowledge that she puts to use every day to benefit her clients, so feel free to get in contact to see if she is the right fit for you, your client or your loved one - She is always happy to have a chat.

Aaryn Favell

I pay my respects to the traditional custodians of the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrun peoples on the land in which I work.

Team Leader/ Specialist Support Coordinator

Tenille McIntre

I pay my respects to the traditional custodians of the Kobbaddee / Cubbady / Cobbedee peoples on the land in which I work.

Senior Specialist Support Coordinator

Disability and mental health support has always been very close to Tenille's heart. Tenille became involved with NDIS through her own son, River, and understands that navigating the NDIS can be confronting and confusing. She aims to provide reliable and caring services that allow clients to achieve their goals with the assistance of NDIS support.

As a therapy assistant and group facilitator, Tenille has always been driven to support each individual uniquely and empathically. During this time, she has had experience with children, adolescent and adult clients with a range of personalities and needs.

Tenille is currently studying a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) at the University of Wollongong and is a very passionate advocate for inclusivity, acceptance and equality for gender diverse individuals. She hopes to be part of the positive change toward a society that embraces and encourages difference.

Megan K

I pay my respects to the traditional custodians of the Bunurong peoples on the land in which I work.

Specialist Support Coordinator

Megan has been working in the NDIS field for several years, across a range of roles that span direct delivery of support through to coordination of specialist services. She has supported people with complex support needs, including those with physical, psychological, mental health and trauma related needs.

Megan has in-depth and extensive knowledge for the disability sector having grown up alongside family members with a disability and supporting them to navigate the NDIS system.

In her spare time, Megan likes spending time with her family and friends and two beautiful Kelpies, Bear and Lilly.

Melissa Panetta

I pay my respects to the traditional custodians of the Dharug/ Darug peoples on the land in which I work.

Specialist Support Coordinator

Prior to joining Marli and Moe, Melissa has worked in the health care setting over nine years. She has supported children, adolescents, and their families who presented with a wide range of complex mental health issues as an intake officer.

Melissa holds a Graduate Diploma in Psychological Science as well as a Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) and is in her final stages of an Honours in Bachelor of Psychology. Melissa has a personal passion in supporting vulnerable populations and undertook a placement in Fiji in 2016, to evaluate the effectiveness of Psychological First Aid and counselling evaluation following Tropical Cyclone Winston. Melissa applies her empathic approach and passion in supporting people with physical, psychosocial and or intellectual needs through her own lived experience with navigating the NDIS. She has a personal understanding of prioritising participants’ choice to meet their goals.

Melissa has extensive knowledge in navigating relevant stakeholders including allied health, housing providers, governments agencies to ensure a coordinated and holistic approach to care in a professional and timely manner.

With Melissa’s education and knowledge of complex mental health presentations, she has the capacity to understand and support a diverse case load with compassion and respect for the participants autonomy and self-determination.

Simone Fisher

I pay my respects to the traditional custodians of the Garigal peoples on the land in which I work.

Specialist Support Coordinator

Simone has a passion for mental health, crisis work and disability support. Simone has Bachelor of Psychology and a Bachelor of Primary Education through Macquarie University and has a particular interest in social work.

Simone has extensive background in child protection and community services and has worked a long side many service providers in crisis support for young people and families including accessing accommodation services at points of homelessness, attending multidisciplinary meetings and creating crisis actions plans to create safety.

Simone aims to create a safe space to offer support in vulnerable times and is motivated to help clients achieve their goals.