Alisa Lingham, Speech Pathologist The word “neurodiversity” is used to describe the differences in how people may think and feel, based on how their brains function. Just like how we all have unique one-of-a-kind faces and fingerprints, as humans we also all have unique brains. No two brains are exactly alike – not even the brains of identical twins! Neurodiversity …
Speech PathologistLives on Bunurong land (she/her)Languages Spoken: English and Hebrew (beginner) Kerri is a passionate and enthusiastic speech pathologist who is dedicated to providing evidence based, family-centred and holistic therapy. Kerri graduated from La Trobe University (Melbourne, Victoria) in 2018 and has worked extensively with children and adolescents in both the private and public health sector, including private practice, NDIS …
Occupational TherapistLives on Kaurna land (she/her)Languages Spoken: English Alyssa has over a decade of experience and specialises in supporting children within a family-centered framework. She has worked with families through NDIS, and Medicare, as well as privately. Alyssa has experience in working with children through face-to-face and online services, as well as experience in coaching and supporting families in developing …
Occupational TherapistLives on Darkinjung land (she/her) Elise works with young children, adolescents and their families. Elise helps families to use a child’s strengths and talents to enable greater participation in their everyday activities. She focuses on functional goals and aims to meet children where they are at. Elise has worked with a diverse client groups, and is particularly passionate about …
Occupational TherapistLives on Boonwurrung land (she/her)Languages Spoken: English Breanna works with school-aged and adult clients, focusing on neurological conditions, upper limbs, and ASD, among other areas. Breanna partners with clients and their families to establish functional goals and strategies which can be utilised in their daily routines. Breanna aims to provide person-centred support that meets each individual’s unique needs. She …
Speech Pathologist (she/her)Lives on Nyungar landLanguages Spoken: English, Korean (intermediate) and Mandarin (beginner) Li-Anne has worked in community NDIS, private practice and acute hospital settings since graduating with her Masters of Speech Pathology in 2020 and enjoys working with all people across the life-span. When she’s not working, she enjoys cooking new recipes, learning new languages and eating. AREAS OF …
Occupational TherapistLives on Kaurna Country (she/her and they/them) Emelia completed their Occupational Therapy degree at the Australian Catholic University in Melbourne, and for the past two years has been working in OT roles within public mental health services. She has worked with both adolescents and adults who were commonly in transition periods of their lives. Emelia’s practice centres around recovery …
Occupational TherapistLives on Awabakal land (she/her) Chanelle primarily works with a diverse range of clients, including adults, individuals with mental health conditions, autism, ADHD, and intellectual disabilities. Her focus spans across various aspects of well-being, aiming to address the unique needs of each individual she serves. Chanelle is guided by the principles of empathy, patience, and a genuine desire to …
Speech PathologistLives on Dharug land (she/her)Languages Spoken: English and Cantonese (beginner) Jane has worked extensively in early intervention services (0 – 12) supporting families and their children to access therapy and supports that are family centred, collaborative and tailored to the unique circumstances of each child and family. Jane focuses on strengths based therapy approaches that prioritise the family’s goals …
Occupational TherapistLives on Whadjuk Country (she/her)Languages Spoken: English Michelle is a Senior Occupational Therapist with close to 20 years of clinical experience predominantly working in Mental Health. Michelle has a wealth of experience working across the age spectrum with children, teens, adults and older adults. She practices with a calm, non-judgmental, open and compassionate approach and shows a genuine interest …
