Autism Educator
Hannah is a proud Boon Wurrung woman born and living on Tommeginne Country. She brings a lived experience to her role with Autism Tasmania.
After being late diagnosed at 27, Hannah channeled her passion for community and advocacy into creating a local peer network and began studying a Bachelor of Psychology with UTAS. She is particularly interested in the intersection of mental health and autism. She has prior work experience in the areas of health, education and communications and she holds a bachelor’s degree in Ancient Civilizations.
Hannah’s primary interest is in creating local impact and centering the autistic voice. She believes in normalising and clearing access barriers to neurodivergent affirming supports and accommodations.
Hannah is passionate about empowering autistic people to lead the charge in creating systemic change that aligns with their own lived experiences.
Autism Tasmania acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal people as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn, and work. 
Our logo symbolises the rare native Tasmania orchid (Thelymitra or sun orchid). This fascinating plant is a significant part of the flora of Tasmania. It's flowers are blue, pink, or yellow. This logo inspires our mission. Just like the autism community, this extraordinary plant blooms "only when the conditions are right!"
