Our OT, Scott, is passionate about helping children and young people build the skills, confidence and independence they need to enjoy life to their fullest potential. Seeing a child proudly run to their parents to show off something they've achieved, demonstrating confidence, excitement and newfound independence are what makes Scott’s job so rewarding. With a special interest in early childhood development, sensory integration and the transition to adulthood, Scott takes a fun, active and play-based approach to therapy. He enjoys helping younger children develop their gross and fine motor, cognitive and sensory processing skills, learning to develop a positive transition to school.
Scott also loves supporting older children and teenagers to develop practical life skills, independence and confidence as they prepare for adulthood, including daily living activities, work readiness and community participation. Scott’s approach is hands-on, creative and individualised, recognising that every person has unique strengths and abilities. He works closely with families and caregivers to find practical, meaningful ways to help each individual achieve their goals. After graduating from Griffith University, Scott has undertaken further professional development in sensory integration, vestibular and visual processing, primitive reflexes and motor development.
