This document provides a summary of Krystal Mullan's qualifications and experience in teaching and mental health. It includes her tertiary qualifications in psychology, education, and sociology. It then outlines her experience as an alternative behaviour management teacher and behaviour management teacher at various schools from 2007-2014 where she developed individual learning programs, implemented behaviour modification plans, and planned social/bullying programs. It also describes her 10+ years of experience as a child and youth worker providing counselling, mentoring staff, and supporting at-risk youth. References are provided.

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Krystal Mullan
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Tertiary Qualifications:
• Post-graduate Degree in Psychological Studies (Psychology), Central Queensland University, Australia
(2013)
• Graduate Diploma in Education (Primary Teaching Degree) - Deakin University, Victoria, Australia
(2005)
• Bachelor of Arts (Sociology) – University of Western Ontario, Canada (2000-2004)
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Teaching/Behaviour Management Experience:
Teaching Experience
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Section 23 – Alternative Behaviour Management Teacher – (2009-2012)
– 3R Program – Alternative Education Program (Tallebudgera Beach School - Australia)
- Established and developed an alternative education classroom for at risk students in grades 3-7.
- Delivered Personalized and Individual Learning Programs
- Review of educational data provided by schools to inform planning, assessment as well as current information on the students
learning abilities and levels.
- Curriculum Development: Linking the Essential Learning’s to hands on curriculum for at risk and disengaged students.
- Planning to cater for grades 3-7 and incorporate different learning styles and abilities is evident in our academic rotations such as
activities planned for audio, kinesthetic and visual learning.
- Technology and ICT implemented into daily curriculum, use of smart boards.
- Academic goals are set out with each student and reviewed regularly with each student and their home base schools.
- Consistent communication between base schools is done on a regular basis in order to work collaboratively in the best interest of
the student.
- Prepared reports to Paediatricians, psychologists and speech and language therapists.
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Behaviour Management Teacher – Elanora State School – (2007 – 2009)
- Case managed 30 students from kindergarten - grade seven.
- Worked with a multidisciplinary team consisting of the Guidance Officer, Head of Support Services, three deputies for all year
levels, teachers, teacher aides, outside agency staff and community members.
- Provided teachers with information and suggestions for de-escalation techniques for acting out students.
- Provided behaviour modification plans for individual students, teachers and parents.
- Planned and implemented social skill groups, anger management groups, carpentry program and a soccer/sports program for at risk
students at lunch.
Year Role Locations
2011-2014 Child and Youth Worker, Senior
Worker.
The George Hull Centre for Children
and Families
2009 – 2011 Behaviour Management Teacher –
Section 23 Classroom
3R Program, Tallebudgera Beach
School
2009 Teacher Suitability Ranking Result =
Outstanding Applicant (highest)
Panel Interview at Upper Coomera SC
2009, Terms 1&2 Behaviour Management Teacher/
Learning Support Teacher
Elanora State School
2008, Terms 3&4 Teacher, Learning Support Services Elanora State School
2008, Terms 2,3,4 Supply Teacher Gold Coast State Schools
2006 – 2007 Child and Youth Worker Bartimaeus Inc, Canada
2000-2008 Child and Youth Worker in a
residential home for at risk youth
The George Hull Centre for Children
and Families

2. - Planned and implemented bullying programs and was in the process of planning a whole school bullying campaign before I moved
to 3R.
- Designed calm down plans as well as multi-element plans.
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Mental Heath Experience – 10 years plus experience
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The George Hull Centre for Children and Families – Child and Youth Worker: (1999-2014)
- Senior Worker of the Girls Residential Program
- Manage staff, conduct supervision, create schedules. Mentor a multidisciplinary team
- Interact with residents in the centre and within the community.
- Work on a multidisciplinary team.
- Carried out plan of cares for each child as well as followed individual cases for up to 2 years.
- Involved in family group conferencing and individual counselling for youth within the residential home.
- Conduct individual and group counselling sessions as well as anger management programs
- Actively supporting the clients with daily routines as needed, as well as coaching, encouraging, problem solving and relationship
building
- Planned an implemented a winter and summer camps combining both educational experience as well as life skills
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Brayden Services – (Current - 2012)
- Therapeutic Access
- Supervise court ordered family visits.
Bartimaeus Inc. (2005)
- Relief Child and Youth Worker Servicing the Peel Region
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Professional Development:
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Susan Chamberlain Debbie Cameron (GO Intensive Behaviour Support)
The George Hull Centre for Families and Children District Office, Robina
Etobicoke, ON Australia, 4226
Ph: 416 622 8833 Ph: 0417737814
Andrew Legatto - Program Manager – “The Boys House” Residential Program
The George Hull Centre for Families and Children – Etobicoke, ON
416 745 4933
Year Professional Development Presenter
2013 Make Learning Fun - Creative ways to
Teach and Engage in the classroom
Krystal Mullan
2010 Practical Solutions in the Complex
World of Working with Challenging
Children
Compass - Dr Dave Ziegler
2010 Presented - How and Why we Behave at
Robina State High school
Krystal Mullan & Di Bowerman
2010 Calmer Classrooms Act for Kids
2010 Compass – A Walk on the Wild Side Gregory Nicolau
2009 State Purchasing Policy Training – Gold
Coast District
Bart Duffy – Merrimac SHS
2009 Mind Matters – Students Experiencing
High Support Needs in Mental Health
Focus Module
Jane Taylor – Lakelands Golf Course
2009 Positive Behavioural Intervention for
People Using Challenging Behaviour
(4Weeks)
Tan Curtis – FABIC
2009 Educating Boys – Boys Forward
Seminar
Ian Lillico – Miami SS
2009 Learning Difficuties/ Disabilities Burleigh Heads SS