Meet the Team
Founder & Director
Ryan Harvey
Ryan’s path to founding Mind Remedy began where most great things do, on the ground, doing the work. He started as a support worker, and it was in that role that he discovered something that would shape everything that followed: the right support, delivered by the right person, can genuinely change someone’s life.
Over time, he saw that gap clearly. Participants with real potential, real goals, and real desire to grow and not always getting the support that matched that ambition. Ryan became the kind of worker who didn’t just show up, he invested, listened, and built genuine trust with the people he supported. That instinct to go further is what ultimately led him to build Mind Remedy.
As Director, Ryan leads the growth, strategic direction, and ethical governance of Mind Remedy. He has cultivated a professional culture grounded in whole-person wellness and evidence-based support. A natural leader with a focus on service innovation, Ryan possesses a unique ability to translate complex participant needs into actionable, high-impact support strategies. He is committed to creating an environment where operational excellence empowers both staff and participants to thrive.
He’s based on the Bellarine Peninsula, deeply rooted in the local community, and still as passionate about the work today as the day he started.
Co-Founder & Wellness Team Leader
Madelyn Harvey
Madelyn co-founded Mind Remedy Support driven by a lifelong passion for creating spaces where people feel seen, supported, and valued. Her journey into disability support began caring for her aunty, who lives with a disability – an experience that shaped everything about how she approaches her work.
With over eight years of experience across the disability sector – including NDIS management, support coordination, and roles within the NDIA – Madelyn brings both deep knowledge and genuine heart to everything she does. As a singer-songwriter and kinesiologist in training, she leads Mind Remedy’s wellness and creative programs, weaving music, mindfulness, and self-expression into support in a way that’s truly unique.
She believes everyone deserves care that isn’t just functional – but uplifting and meaningful.
Operations Coordinator
Mikayla Taylor
Mikayla joined Mind Remedy because the values aligned with hers and that shows in everything she does. She manages the day-to-day operations of the business: compliance, participant onboarding, rostering, and making sure the systems behind great support are solid.
With a background spanning business development in the NDIS space, project coordination at Barwon Health, and regional supervision managing NDIS packages, staff, and clients. Mikayla knows this sector inside and out. What she loves most about this work is watching participants grow, build confidence, and be happy.
Support Workers
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Sammy
Sammy is a happy, positive, and down-to-earth support worker who genuinely gets along with everyone. Known for his great sense of humour and easy-going nature, Sammy adapts quickly to each person’s needs, creating support that feels natural, respectful, and comfortable. With lived experience growing up alongside his sister who lives with ASD, he brings real empathy and understanding to his work.
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Sophie
Sophie has been with the Mind Remedy team since the start of the year and has quickly become one of the most valued members of the team. Participants describe her as energetic, a go-getter, and someone who genuinely cares and wants you to achieve your goals. Currently studying disability support, Sophie is highly organised, always willing to go above and beyond, and brings a calm, grounded presence to every shift.
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Keely
Keely is known for her positive, friendly nature and her genuine ability to build real connections with the people she supports. With a Certificate III in Individual Support and experience across residential aged care, home and community care, and disability support, Keely brings warmth and professionalism to everything she does.
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Rejeana
Rejeana is a warm, caring, and positive support worker who values building genuine connections with the people she supports. She brings over a decade of experience — including 11 years as a Learning Support Officer with primary school-aged children, and two years in residential aged care. Known for her calm, friendly approach, Rejeana creates an environment where people feel comfortable, respected, and supported to live as independently as possible.
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Abi
Abi is an energetic, positive, and caring support worker with a Master’s degree in Social Work and over 10 years’ experience running OSHC programs and coaching gymnastics. She believes connecting with nature has a powerful healing and therapeutic effect, and regularly weaves outdoor activities – walking, swimming, gardening – into her support. Whether one-on-one or in group settings, Abi is committed to building strong relationships and creating meaningful moments.
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Katrina
Kat is a warm, grounded and passionate support worker with four years of experience in the disability support sector. With a background in aged care and currently completing her Bachelor of Nursing, she brings both compassion and strong practical knowledge to every shift. Kat is known for her calm, approachable nature and her commitment to supporting participants with dignity, respect and consistency. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, hiking and spending time outdoors.
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Brendan
Brendan brings a wealth of lived experience to his role, having cared personally for a loved one and worked extensively in the health and wellness space. His background as a parent and landscape gardener has shaped his calm, grounded approach and his ability to build genuine, trusting relationships. Brendan is passionate about creating safe, positive environments where participants feel respected, supported and empowered to celebrate every win.
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Oskar
Oskar is a friendly, active and social support worker with over three years of experience in the disability sector. He is currently completing a psychology degree and holds a Diploma in Mental Health, and his background also includes working with children as a teacher’s aide. Oskar brings a genuine, person-centred approach to every shift, with a passion for outdoor adventure, cooking and connecting with the people he supports.
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Georgea
Georgea is a naturally warm and easy-going support worker with two years of experience in the disability sector, supporting participants with ASD, ADHD, epilepsy, psychosocial disorders, intellectual disability, and a range of neurological and physical disabilities. As a proud mum of two, she brings real patience, empathy and a genuine ability to build trust. With a creative background in fashion design and wedding floristry, Georgea brings a unique edge to her support work – encouraging participants to explore their interests and talents through meaningful activities. She’s known for her down-to-earth nature, great sense of humour, and her commitment to helping people feel supported, seen and uplifted.
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Lucy
Lucy brings bubbly, positive energy and a genuine love of connecting with people. Outside of work, you'll find her outdoors with her dogs, cooking, or spending time with loved ones.
Lucy is currently completing her Bachelor of Nursing at Federation University, with hands-on placement experience across multiple care settings — giving her a strong, patient-focused approach to holistic support.
Her passion for making a real difference in people's lives makes Lucy a wonderful addition to your support team.
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Cindy
Cindy brings warmth, patience and genuine compassion to everything she does. With 18 years of experience in client care, she understands that building trust and strong relationships is at the heart of great support. Outside of work, you'll find her walking, doing yoga, cooking, or visiting art galleries.
Cindy's background spans five years as a Support Worker at CHIL Ballarat and 13 years in education support for complex needs , giving her a deep, person-centred approach to holistic care.