Stacey Luff

Compassionate and dedicated Mental Health Support Worker with 4 years of experience providing comprehensive care to individuals facing mental health challenges. Skilled in assessing client needs, developing personalized care plans, and implementing evidence-based interventions to promote mental well-being. Adept at building trusting relationships and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to create a supportive and empowering environment. Proficient in crisis intervention, de-escalation techniques, and advocacy to ensure clients receive the resources they need. Committed to maintaining a client-centered, respectful approach that upholds dignity and promotes recovery.

• National Police Check, 01/21/25
• Working with Children Check, 1856647A, 12/23/29
• NDIS Workers Screening Clearance, 12/09/29
• Provide First Aid & CPR, 12/03/27, 12/03/25
• Mental Health First Aid, 06/06/27
• Infection Prevention & Control, 11/22/24
• The Basics of Infection Prevention and Control, 01/24/25
• Domestic Violence Response Training (DV-alert), 01/30/25

• Mental Health Professional Online Development Program, 01/01/25, Working with people with borderline personality disorder, Working with people who are experiencing suicidal ideation or behaviours, Risk assessment and management, Mental health assessment and mental status examination, Formulation, Acquired brain injury and sensory impairment, Co-occurring alcohol and other drug and mental health conditions, Diagnostic systems and the impact of diagnosis, Understanding the NDIS, NDIS Access Requests, Diversity and Cultural Awareness, Culturally safe, trauma-aware and healing-informed practice
• National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction, 12/01/19, Module One: About ICE, Module Two: Effects of ICE, Module Three: Communicating with ICE users, Module Four: ICE users and Critical Incidents, Module Five: Interventions, Module Six: Prevention, Module Seven: Organisational Responses
• University of Sydney – Matilda Centre for Research in Mental Health and Substance Use, 12/01/19, Module One: What is comorbidity?, Module Two: Guiding principles, Module Three: Classification of disorders, Module Four: Holistic health care, Module Five: Identifying comorbidity, Module Six: Risk assessments, Module Seven: Care coordination, Module Eight: Approaches to comorbidity, Module Nine: Managing and treating specific disorders, Module Ten: Worker self-care, Module eleven: Specific population groups