Meet the Principal Practitioner
Sacha, Principal Occupational Therapist
Sacha is a registered Occupational Therapist (B.OccTher (Hons), Monash University) with over 10 years’ experience supporting children and teens aged 2 to 18. Her background across private practice and her current role within a Specialist School allows her to support the whole child across environments.
Working in both settings provides Sacha with a strong understanding of how to bridge the gap between home and school life. She draws on her school-based experience to support participation and engagement in the classroom, while using her private practice work to help families build practical, sustainable routines at home. Whether a child has mild or more complex needs, Sacha’s approach focuses on helping each child feel valued, confident, and included, while supporting independence and strong relationships.
🏡 About Our Practice
A Holistic Approach
- In the Classroom
Environments are adapted to reduce barriers, supporting students to focus, engage in learning, and develop a sense of belonging. - At Home
Support is provided in partnership with families to simplify daily routines, with a focus on practical goals such as self-care, independence, and community participation. - Across a Range of Needs
With experience supporting both mild and significant needs, intervention is tailored to each child’s current strengths while building foundations to support future growth. - In the Community
Support in the community focuses on helping your child participate confidently in everyday activities beyond home and school. This may include practising skills needed for community outings, social participation, and navigating public spaces, with support tailored to your child’s strengths, interests, and goals. Community-based intervention helps build independence, confidence, and real-world skills that support meaningful participation in daily life.
Curious about how we work in sessions and at home? Visit our Approach page.
