Daily Skill Development
Practical, goal-directed strategies to build confidence and capability in everyday tasks such as self-care, meal preparation, and community access routines.
Registered Occupational Therapist
I am a Registered Occupational Therapist (AHPRA No. [XXXXXXXXXX]) committed to helping people build independence and strengthen daily functional capacity. My approach centres on practical, person-led strategies that support you in the everyday activities that matter most to you.
I hold general registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and practise as an Occupational Therapist supporting people of all ages to participate more fully in daily life. My work is grounded in evidence-informed, client-centred practice, with substantial experience in functional capacity building, environmental adaptation, and skill development for everyday independence.
I work collaboratively with clients, families, and support networks to set meaningful, achievable goals — focusing on what matters most in each person's daily routine, home, and community life.
Qualification: [Your Degree, e.g. Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours)] · AHPRA Registration: [XXXXXXXXXX] · Member: [Professional Association, e.g. OTA]
I bring substantial experience to a range of areas focusing on enhancing everyday independence and participation. Support is tailored to each person's goals, environment, and stage of life.
Practical, goal-directed strategies to build confidence and capability in everyday tasks such as self-care, meal preparation, and community access routines.
Assessment and recommendation of equipment and technology that supports safer, more independent participation in daily activities, from mobility aids to communication supports.
Environmental assessments and modification recommendations to improve safety and accessibility within the home, supporting long-term independent living.
Strategies focusing on sensory processing and self-regulation to support participation in school, work, and home environments.
Guidance and coaching for families and support networks, helping build shared strategies that reinforce independence across everyday settings.
Functional assessments and practical adjustments that support participation and access in education and workplace settings.
I support NDIS participants navigating the 2026 New Framework Planning arrangements, including functional capacity assessments that inform plan development and reassessment. My reports are prepared to clearly reflect functional needs, strengths, and support requirements across daily living, ensuring information is accessible and relevant for planning conversations with the NDIA.
Services offered under this focus include functional capacity assessments, assistive technology and home modification assessments, and therapy supports aligned with participant goals. I can work with self-managed, plan-managed, and NDIA-managed participants.
If you are preparing for a plan review or reassessment under the New Framework, I encourage you to get in touch early so that assessments can be scheduled ahead of your planning meeting.
Note: Information on this page is general in nature and does not constitute NDIS planning advice. For guidance specific to your plan, please contact the NDIA or your Support Coordinator.
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Approx. [60] minutes
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Approx. [50] minutes
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Includes written report
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Travel fee may apply
Fees are aligned with the [NDIS Pricing Arrangements / relevant fee schedule] current at the time of service. NDIA-managed and plan-managed participants are billed directly in line with their plan. Please contact the practice for a current fee schedule and cancellation policy.
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