Sunshine Coast and Noosa regions, QLD
Office Hours: Tuesday - Friday
NDIS funding may be available
Creating Confidence & Capability
Meet The Team
Clint Bauer
Confidence & Fishing Coach, Senior Support Worker,
Team Manager & Director
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"Building self esteem and confidence in children goes a long way in building successful adults"
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Since becoming a Personal Trainer in 2008, he has helped many children and adult clients improve their lives by getting fitter and stronger, feeling confident with how they move every day, having more energy and enjoying life again through his fun and unique approach to health and fitness coaching. He now specialises in working with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) children, and those with similar neuro-developmental challenges , because of his experience in overcoming extreme shyness, low self-esteem and being extremely overweight as a child into adulthood to become the capable, fit, strong and happy guy he is today!
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Before working with children Clint was an adults trainer for many years and has worked with and helped men and women of various abilities and ages improve their quality of life.
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Qualified and experienced Personal Trainer and MovNat Instructor, Blue Card holder, highly experienced and passionate fisho, and big kid!
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Clint manages many aspects of this business and Primal Influence.
Rhiannon Linke
Children's Support Worker
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"You do not have to have it all figured out to take the next step"
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Rhiannon brings a warm, genuine approach to her role, with a strong focus on building trust and connection with every child and family she supports. She has been working with children since 2019, including supporting children with additional needs, and also brings valuable personal insight as a mum to an autistic daughter.
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This combination gives Rhiannon a deep level of empathy and understanding. She knows how important it is for children to feel safe, supported and never judged, and works to create an environment where kids can be themselves, build confidence and grow at their own pace.
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Outside of sessions, Rhiannon enjoys spending time outdoors with her girls, whether that’s paddle boarding, camping or going for walks.
She also loves cooking, baking and getting creative with arts and crafts, often bringing these interests into sessions to help children engage, express themselves and have fun.
Rhiannon is known for her positive energy, patience and ability to make children feel comfortable quickly.
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She finds the most rewarding moments are when children light up, feel safe and excited to connect, and she takes great pride in being part of that journey.
Felicitas (Feli) Pratto
Children's Support Worker
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"Cada ser humano tiene una manera secreta de florecer"
("Each human being has a secret way of blooming")
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Feli brings warmth, creativity and a deep sense of empathy to every child she supports. Originally from Argentina and now based on the Sunshine Coast, Feli blends her vibrant Latin culture with a calm, grounded presence – helping neurodivergent children feel safe, understood and celebrated for who they are.
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As an experienced teacher, Feli has worked closely with children of all abilities, including those with neurodevelopmental differences. She understands how important it is to create supportive, individualised environments where kids can thrive – emotionally, socially and practically. Her background in education, paired with her compassionate nature, allows her to gently guide and mentor children in a way that builds trust and confidence over time.
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Feli has also overcome her own challenges with anxiety, and knows what it’s like to feel overwhelmed or out of place. Her personal journey, including moving countries and starting over, has given her a deep appreciation for what it means to truly connect, listen, and make someone feel they belong.
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She has spent over five years volunteering in grassroots organisations like Un Techo para mi País and Rugby Solidario, supporting vulnerable communities through education and hands-on care. Her heart-led approach shines through in everything she does – whether she’s supporting a child through a tricky transition or celebrating a small personal win.
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Feli loves using creativity and the outdoors in her support work – often incorporating music, guitar, storytelling, beach walks, games or even teaching Spanish or Portuguese into her sessions. Her relaxed, playful nature puts kids at ease, while her educational lens ensures every session has purpose and thought behind it.
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Outside of work, she’s a keen surfer, skier, fisher, and lover of historical films, barbeques and beachside chats over Argentinian "mate" tea. She believes every person has a “secret way of blooming” – and considers it an honour to help children discover theirs.
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Feli is grounded, dependable and full of heart – and we’re proud to have her as part of the Autism & Beyond team.