Linnette Chhun has a background of volunteering with underprivileged children in her home country of Cambodia and contributing to youth-focused mental health organisations in Australia. She obtained her Bachelor of Psychological Science with First Class Honours in Adelaide and began her career as a Psychologist in a private practice providing child and family services. Linnette’s work focused on providing psychological intervention to children and adolescents with disabilities, including Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Acquired Brain Injuries, Intellectual Developmental Disorder (IDD; previously known as ID), and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). She works closely with the systems surrounding her clients, providing psychoeducation to parents and school staff to facilitate building optimal environments for growth. Linnette’s work also involves conducting psychological assessments and providing reports, and has worked with the Department of Child Protection (DCP) and National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Linnette currently consults on Fridays in West Lakes, providing evidence based psychological interventions to adults and young people aged 11 and older.