Maja Isaac

Maja is a Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner who has experience working in applied behaviour analysis with children and young adults diagnosed with neuropsychological differences both in the UK and Australia.

Maja completed an honours degree in Psychology as well as a dissertation research study based on “The role of Parental Involvement in Early Intervention for Children with Autism: Practitioner’s Perspectives". As well as a Masters of Science in Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuropsychology and a dissertation research study on “Mapping Body Structure using Multidimensional Scaling” under the supervision of Prof. M. Longo, the director of Body Representation Laboratory at the Birkbeck University of London. 

Alongside completing her own research projects, Maja has also worked as an assistant on a research project focused on early life stress and its effects on children, alongside using questionnaire coding to examine parent socio-economic status and infant personality data. 

Some of Maja's areas of interest are; PTSD, trauma and attachment disorders etc. She is developing skills in; Postnatal depression, Prenatal mental health (PMH). Maja enjoys working to bring about positive outcomes for participants.

Besides English, Maja is also fluent in Slovene and Croatian.