Samiha is a 4th year Occupational Therapy assistant. She has experience in working with culturally and linguistically diverse individuals from children to adults, right across the lifespan.
Samiha adopts a client-centred approach with the individual and their families to improve daily functioning and to help them to achieve their goals.
Samiha is bilingual and speaks Arabic.
Alicia is a mobile therapist that can travel out to provide home visits, school therapy visits, and other centres as needed across Sydney, NSW. Alicia is also bilingual, having the ability to speak Mandarin fluently.
Marcelle is an Occupational Therapist with 20 years of clinical work with clients, including previous work as an access consultant and in private practice. Marcelle’s clinical experience has primarily involved working with adults of all ages, with a wide variety of health conditions. She has experience working in acute care, community and primary healthcare, aged care and with people with dementia. Marcelle specialises in providing:
Marcelle has a Master of Health Sciences and is bilingual, being able to speak Arabic fluently.
Tracy is a Paediatric Occupational Therapist who graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational Therapy from The University of Sydney in 2011. She has over 11 years of experience working with children of varying abilities and is passionate about helping children achieve independence with their daily activities.
Tracy has worked across different settings including private, government and educational sectors. She provides a holistic approach to therapy and strives to empower children and their families to become active participants in their therapy journey. Tracy has particular interests in helping children with their school skills (including fine motor and handwriting development), pretend play and sensory regulation.
She is committed to providing evidence-based intervention and has recently co-authored ‘Therapist perceptions of barriers to telehealth uptake in children’s occupational therapy’ which was published in The Australian Journal of Occupational Therapy in 2023.
Tracy is bilingual in both English and Vietnamese.
