Ben became interested in working with children with a disability as a teenager when teaching Ju Jitsu to a child with Cerebral Palsy in the early 2000’s. Initially completing a degree in Human Movement Science while working as a Sports coach in a Government sports program he was privileged to work with children with a variety of disabilities and grew passionate about optimising movement opportunities for children. Desiring to push himself physically, he spent 5 years in the Australian Army but realised his passion remained for helping children with disabilities. After commencing studies in Physiotherapy focusing on Paediatrics he was chosen to participate in the Honours program from which he graduated with First Class Honours where he researched children with disabilities participating in an inclusive sports program. Ben gained experience in Children in Hospitals, Community settings and Private practice. After having a beautiful daughter with Down Syndrome, Ben and his wife Shelly, spent all of their free time researching all available therapies and methods to help their daughter and Ben continues to train in these methods in order to optimise the physical and cognitive capacity of his daughter and those of his clients. Ben understands the highs and lows of parenting a child with additional needs which is reflected in his knowledge about different available therapies, his empathy and his work ethic. Recognising that NDIS funding is limited and provided for therapy, Ben aims to not charge for travel or cancellations (within reason).