Meet our Team

We offer Occupational Therapy, Occupational Therapy Assistant and Support Worker services.

After completing her Bachelor Degree in Occupational Therapy at Monash University in 2010, Alice has worked in several paediatric practice settings including school systems, early childhood intervention, community and private practice settings in London (UK) and across South-East Queensland and Melbourne.

Alice has worked extensively as a school-based therapist and advocates the importance of early intervention. Alice has a passion for working with children with early years development, neuro-divergent profiles (ADHD, Autism, PDA etc.) and supporting emotional regulation through understanding co-regulation, interoceptive awareness, sensory processing, collaborative and responsive approaches. She enjoys being creative while working on practical skills, empowering families and individuals to reach their potential and goals. Alice is committed to continually maintain up-to-date knowledge of evidence and strengths-based therapy, including neurodiversity-affirming practices and listening to Autistic voices.

Alice has also worked within Senior Clinical Leader roles supporting organisations with setting up their paediatric service and providing valued supervision/mentoring to early career OTs. As well as providing training and workshops within education settings.

Alice is a registered member of AHPRA, Occupational Therapy Australia and a Medicare BAMH provider.

When Alice is not at work, you can usually find her curled up with a good book, getting creative with painting/drawing, photography or spending time with her many nieces and nephews.

AHPRA Registration Number: OCC0001745571
OT Australia Member Number: 943243
Medicare Provider Number: 5363561W

Joanna (Jo) is currently studying a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours) at Monash University. She can provide either Occupational Therapy Assistant services or support at home or within the community as a Disability Support Worker. 

Jo is excited to be involved in a career that offers meaningful and fulfilling opportunities to make positive contributions to the lives of others.

Jo has had exposure to children with special needs from a young age having family members with down syndrome, autism and ADHD. She gained further knowledge in this area by working in an all abilities kids gym. This has given her an understanding of what it’s like for families living with children with disabilities.

Outside of work and study she is either going for a walk with her dog or spending time with her family. Jo enjoys playing netball and has previous coaching experience. She also loves to travel, go to music concerts and watch TV shows.

Damaris is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Primary Education and holds a Certificate IV in Learning Support. With her background and skills, she offers both Therapy Assistant services and Disability Support Worker assistance, providing care either at home or within the community.

Damaris brings a wealth of experience from her previous role as a Childcare Music Educator, where she used music and art therapy approaches to support children with Autism and ADHD. Her passion for helping young individuals develop their unique interests and skills shines through in her work, and she feels privileged to be part of each child’s journey.

A true creative at heart, Damaris is passionate about music and art, which she often integrates into her work. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her cats, creating artwork, or composing new music. Damaris is thrilled to bring her creativity and warmth to her role as an OT Assistant and Support Worker, and she looks forward to making a positive impact in the lives of those she supports.