What is an Occupational Therapist?
Occupational therapists promote health and well-being through occupation. The primary goal of occupational therapy is to enable people to participate in the activities of everyday life. 
Occupational Therapists can help children by working with the child, their families and their teachers. Occupational therapists aim to improve the child’s quality of life by helping them to participate in play, preschool, school and home activities. (Occupational Therapy Australia, 2017)

JESSICA (Jess) MIDDLETON

Jessica Middleton is a Registered Occupational Therapist, graduating from the University of Sydney. Jess is passionate about working with all families, children, teenagers and young adults to support them to participate meaningfully in the activities of their daily life. Jess has interest and experience in supporting individuals with developmental delay, sensory processing difficulties and autism spectrum disorder. Jess is passionate about working alongside families and ensuring sessions and strategies are functional and fun! Jess is a Member of Occupational Therapy Australia and registered with AHPRA.

Amiera Anic

Amiera Anic is a Registered Occupational Therapist, graduating from Western Sydney University. Amiera is passionate about working alongside families to support children and young adults to participate in daily life to the best of their abilities. Amiera has interests and experience in supporting individuals with developmental delay, sensory processing difficulties and autism. Amiera enjoys using the interests of children and young people to engage them in strategies and sessions, to ensure that the goals are meaningful to them. Amiera is a Member of Occupational Therapy Australia and registered with AHPRA.