Alice Springs

Director Regional Services

Craig Willingham is an accomplished Executive with extensive experience gained through roles in health, local government, police and banking. He is highly skilled in strategy development, business and technology transformation, portfolio and program governance, and complex operational management, and has a successful history of delivering complex, multi-year, multi-geography portfolios, programs and services.

Craig holds a Masters in Business Administration and has previously held senior positions across several NT Health portfolios in Alice Springs.  

Regional Supported Independent Living Coordinator

Mischelle Casuyon holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and has lived in Alice Springs for over 10 years. Mischelle has worked in the disability sector for 5 years, and has experience as a Disability Support Worker and Team Leader, supporting participants with complex care needs.

Mischelle is passionate about independence and supporting participants to lead fulfilling lives. She is continually inspired by the resilience and potential of the people she works with, and believes her role provides a rewarding opportunity to make a difference in in the lives of others, contributing to each individual’s personal growth and success.

Senior Occupational Therapist, Alice Springs

Commencing February 

Carly Bouwman is an accomplished Occupational Therapist with a passion for rural and remote health care. Carly is focused on delivering culturally aware, trauma-informed care to support diverse populations. 

Carly gained her Bachelor of Occupational Therapy from James Cook University in 2017 and has significant experience managing complex caseloads and supporting people with intellectual disabilities, developmental delays, mental health, and degenerative diseases. Carly has experience leading multi-disciplinary teams and working in regional and remote areas across the Pilbara region, where she made a meaningful impact through community-centred, evidence-based interventions. 

Occupational Therapist

Megan Schuitemaker is an Occupational Therapist with over 18 years of clinical experience working with adults in community, acute and rehabilitation settings, in addition to working with children and adolescents. She has additional experience working with adults and children with low vision and is a qualified wellness coach.

Megan enjoys working with people to maximise their participation in everyday activities and to live their best lives.

Speech Pathologist

Rachel Tulla has 4 years of experience working with children and their families, and previously worked at a paediatric clinic in Mount Barker in South Australia. She is experienced in AAC, early intervention, language, speech, social skills and children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Rachel holds a Bachelor of Speech Pathology and has completed courses in Keyword Sign and LAMP. She is Hanen More than Words certified and is passionate about supporting children and their families through a person-centred approach to reach their goals.