Sarah is a passionate and highly experienced Occupational Therapist with over 9 years of clinical practice across paediatric and adult settings. Sarah holds a Master’s degree in Early Childhood Intervention and a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Hons), and has dedicated much of her career to supporting children and families through evidence-based, developmentally appropriate intervention.
Sarah has extensive experience working within the NDIS framework, delivering functional capacity assessments, assistive technology prescriptions, and home modification recommendations. Her clinical skills span across a broad range of presentations, including autism spectrum disorder, sensory processing challenges, developmental delays, neurological conditions, and complex physical disabilities. She is known for her ability to deliver high-quality, clinically justified reports that support access to funding and long-term outcomes for participants.
She takes the time to understand each participant’s unique strengths, challenges, and support network. Her person-centred and strengths-based approach allows her to deliver tailored recommendations that enhance independence and participation in everyday life. Sarah is confident in collaborating with support coordinators, educators, allied health professionals, and families to ensure her interventions are well-integrated across home, school, and community settings.
Sarah brings a warm, empathetic, and inclusive communication style to her work. She is a continual learner who has completed advanced training in neurodevelopmental treatment, sensory integration, feeding therapy, complex seating, and trauma-informed practice. Her diverse experience and dedication to quality care make her a trusted and impactful therapist within the community.
