Meet Rosa Holden and her team

I’m Rosa, an Accredited Social Worker with professional interest in working with families. I’ve worked across Perth community services since 2012, primarily in mental health, disability, and children’s services. After starting my own family, I moved into private practice in 2022.

My work has been varied, but I feel most engaged when I’m able to work alongside people and families over time—building trust, hearing their stories, and supporting change at a pace that feels right for them. Being invited into family systems, especially when families are experiencing loss, isolation, or disconnection, is something I hold with deep care and respect. It’s a privilege I never take lightly.

I’m an ongoing and curious learner, and I continue to build my practice through evidenced based training and have completed several focused psychological strategies including EMDR, ACT, Schema Therapy, and Play Therapy, alongside family systems and relationship therapy, and neurodiversity-affirming behaviour support. I engage in regular supervision to ensure my practice remains reflective, ethical, and supportive.

Outside of work, you’ll most likely find me at the beach with my family. I enjoy long walks, eating out, and a good podcast—particularly when it aligns with my current interest. And yes, reality TV is absolutely my guilty pleasure. 

• BA (Honours) Sociology 
• Master of Social Work
• Postgraduate Diploma Family and Relationship Therapy 

• Accredited Social Worker (AASW)
• Registered Behaviour Support Practitioner (NDIS) 

Aubrey naturally creates a space where people can be themselves. She's playful and engaging, and genuinely wants to support and make a difference. She takes the time to listen and understand what matters most to each person, developing practical strategies aligned to them and their supports. She draws on her teaching background to build skills and independence in ways that are engaging and scaffolded to meet each person where they're at.

Speaks three languages, helping her connect with people from a wide range of cultural and linguistic backgrounds.

Passionate about supporting children with ensuring they have the skills to self advocate, make requests and that their communication partners can understand them.

NDIS registered behaviour support practitioner, currently completing specialist Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) training.

Trauma-informed in her approach, Aubrey reads each person's cues and adjusts her practice accordingly, rather than applying a one-size-fits-all method. She uses tools like singing and movement to model and support co-regulation and help children feel calm and safe.

She takes a proactive, relationship-based approach, understanding what's driving a behaviour rather than just responding to it, and building the skills and environment that help someone succeed.

Available to non NDIS clients for in home or community support to build skills in learning, daily living skills and regulation.