Amala Martin is a dedicated AHPRA‑registered Occupational Therapist with years of experience supporting children, adolescents, and adults across a wide range of developmental, psychosocial, and functional needs. She brings a strong commitment to evidence‑based practice, ethical care, and collaborative therapy, ensuring every client receives support that is meaningful, goal‑directed, and tailored to their unique circumstances. Amala has extensive experience working with individuals, including those with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, developmental delays, sensory processing challenges, fine and gross motor difficulties, emotional regulation needs and a variety of syndromes and neurodevelopmental conditions. Her practice is grounded in a strengths‑based, client‑centred approach that empowers clients and families to build confidence, independence, and functional skills across home, school, and community environments. She enjoys working collaboratively with families, carers, educators, and multidisciplinary teams to develop practical and achievable goals that support participation across home, school, and community settings. Her clinical focus includes sensory regulation, emotional regulation, functional skill development, play-based therapy, and daily living skills. She is skilled in completing Functional Capacity Assessments, NDIS Progress Reports, school‑based reports, and comprehensive clinical documentation that supports clear communication, funding needs, and long‑term goal achievement. Amala is known for her warm communication style, her ability to build rapport with clients and caregivers, and her collaborative work with multidisciplinary teams. Her clinical background spans paediatrics, mental health, neurology, orthopaedics, and community‑based rehabilitation, giving her a broad foundation to support clients with diverse presentations. She is passionate about ongoing learning and is committed to delivering therapy that is both effective and deeply respectful of each client’s lived experience. Outside of her clinical work, Amala values continuous professional development and strives to integrate the latest research and best‑practice frameworks into her therapy, delivering compassionate, high-quality care that empowers children and their families. Areas of Expertise: • Functional Capacity Assessments • NDIS Report Writing • Paediatric and Youth Occupational Therapy • Goal‑Oriented Therapy Planning • Sensory, behavioural, and functional skill development • Interdisciplinary collaboration • Client‑centred and ethical practice

Certified Practising Speech Pathologist holding a Master of Speech and Language Pathology from The University of Sydney, with a background in education and lived experience caring for a hard-of-hearing child I'm a communication-focused generalist, with expertise in: • early intervention and parent coaching for speech delay and language difficulties • assessment and intervention for speech sound disorders • stuttering management • literacy support • support with AAC systems e.g. key word sign, speech-generating device, other visuals (cards/ boards) • FOR ADULTS: managing persistent stuttering; managing communication difficulties due to stroke, traumatic brain injury, dementia and other disabilities (mainly via teaching compensatory strategies and partner training) I can also provide initial assessment and education on: • motor speech disorders • voice disorders • dysphagia (screening and general advice on safe swallowing, NOT formal assessment or comprehensive mealtime management) Besides 1:1 sessions, I can provide information sessions for parents on some topics they may be interested in: • signs of speech and language disorders • key language stimulation strategies • bilingualism/multilingualism and language development

My name is Hany, and I am deeply committed to fostering a safe, understanding, and empathetic space for all my clients, who seek understanding and growth amidst challenges such as anxiety, life transitions, or relationship issues. They desire a safe space to explore their feelings, understand their behaviors, and develop coping strategies to achieve emotional well-being, improve relationships, and find balance. As a specialist in anxiety, transitions, trauma and relationships among others , I offer tailored therapy in Arabic or English, enhancing comfort and understanding. My approach includes CBT, mindfulness, and culturally sensitive counseling, aimed at emotional well-being and resilience. Understanding your journey and the courage it takes to seek support is at the heart of my practice. If you're feeling overwhelmed by anxiety, navigating life's transitions, healing from trauma, or striving to improve your relationships, know that you're not alone. Each step you take towards healing is a testament to your strength and resilience.

Jullian David is a registered Occupational Therapist and SIRA-approved provider with extensive experience in workplace rehabilitation, functional capacity assessment, and complex claims management. He supports clients across multiple funding streams—including WorkCover, NDIS, VOCAT, with a commitment to evidence-based, person-centred care. At Mighty Health, Jullian serves as the clinical lead for occupational therapy services. He works with teenagers, adults, older adults, and people with disabilities, and also provides paediatric assessments and interventions for children with developmental delays, sensory processing challenges, and neurodiverse presentations. His approach blends clinical precision with empathy, ensuring that every child’s strengths and needs are understood and supported. Jullian also offers telehealth consultations, enabling accessible, high-quality care for clients in regional and remote areas. His virtual sessions are secure, clinically rigorous, and designed to maintain continuity of care across all service types. Areas of Expertise: Workplace rehabilitation & return-to-work planning Functional capacity evaluations (NDIS & WorkCover) Paediatric occupational therapy (assessment & intervention) Sensory processing & developmental delays Ergonomic & workplace assessments Cognitive/perceptual assessment & fatigue management Vocational rehabilitation & job task analysis Therapy planning & progress reporting for NDIS participants Support for neurological conditions, brain injuries, and autism spectrum disorders