Zac completed his Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational Therapy) degree in 2012 at the University of South Australia. Zac has over 10 years experience working with neurodivergent children, including Autistic children, ADHDers, PDA and sensory processing differences. Zac also has experience supporting children with Developmental Delays, children experiencing anxiety or having difficulty with broader skills of daily life such as toileting, motor skills and participation. Zac is passionate about disability justice and advocacy and enjoys building authentic relationships with children, learning about their strengths and interests while supporting them to reach their potential. 

Zac is calm, friendly and patient, a considerate problem solver and values clear communication. Zac enjoys learning from the lived experience of the Neurodivergent community and sharing these insights with the families he supports.

Zac likes to spend his time with his family, going to the beach, surfing and building things.

Lauren completed her Bachelor of Occupational Therapy in 2022 at Griffith University on the Gold Coast. While studying, Lauren worked as a support worker and has gained valuable skills in supporting people to live fulfilling and meaningful lives. Lauren has a passion for paediatrics and has experience working with Neurodivergent children, including Autistic children, ADHDers, PDA and children with sensory processing differences.

Lauren is experienced in tailoring therapy sessions to the strengths and interests of the children she works with, creating meaningful and purposeful experiences that enable goal achievement. 

Lauren is a kind and bubbly therapist. She seeks to be collaborative with families and strives towards ensuring that clients have a sense of belonging and choice, so they feel safe and valued during sessions.

Outside of work, Lauren enjoys hanging out with friends and family, watching the footy and exploring new and fun recipes!

Tracey completed her Bachelor of Health Science in Occupational Therapy in 2017, at Auckland University of Technology in Auckland, New Zealand. Since then she has worked with children, adolescents and older adults. Tracey is experienced working with Neurodivergent children, including Autistic children, ADHDers, ARFID and feeding differences, children with Developmental Delays, sensory processing differences and children experiencing Anxiety. Tracey is highly skilled using telehealth to connect with children and families, engaging them using their interests, strengths and through collaboration.  

Tracey is a kind, friendly and enthusiastic therapist. She is passionate about helping children understand their Neurodivergence, developing their self advocacy and identifying valuable accommodations for home, school and daily life. Tracey works closely with families to help them further understand their child's needs so they can live an authentic and fulfilling life. 

Outside of work Tracey enjoys getting creative! She plays the guitar, loves to draw and exercises most days.

Telehealth appointments available. Enquire today. 

Katie completed her Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science in 2019 at Southern Cross University and went on to complete her Master of Occupational Therapy at Bond University. Katie is passionate about working with Neurodivergent children, supporting them to be their authentic selves while equipping them with skills to overcome barriers and achieve their goals. Katie has experience supporting Autistic children, ADHDers and sensory processing differences. Katie enjoys establishing genuine relationships with the children she supports, collaborating with them to develop regulation, participation and self advocacy. 

Katie is a kind, calm, and enthusiastic therapist. She values a family focused, holistic approach to therapy that honours and builds on the child's strengths and interests. 

Outside of work, Katie enjoys spending her time with her family, going to the beach, and going out for coffee on a Sunday! 

Ally is in her final year of study in Occupational Therapy at the University of the Sunshine Coast. Ally is passionate about working with children to connect and build their skills for a meaningful life. She is dedicated, caring, compassionate and builds authentic rapport with the children she works with. After completing her placement with Our Children's OT, Ally has continued as an Occupational Therapy Assistant, working alongside OTs in the team to complement your child's therapy sessions.

Outside of study, Ally is an elite kayaker and represented Australia at the Olympics in Paris 2024. Determined for ongoing representation, Ally will pursue the next Olympics while working as a joyful and enthusiastic OT Assistant.

Amy is the friendly voice on the phone. Amy is caring, thoughtful and will support you in finding an answer to your questions.

A driven Graphic Designer, Amy is head of all things creative. Inspired by Australian natives, Our Children's Occupational Therapy represents our kind, approachable nature and thoughtful service. 

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Amy likes to start the day with an early walk, enjoys sunshine with family and friends and slow weekends drawing.

Head of all cuddles, Luna is a bouncy and energetic whippet who loves chasing her tail and running along the beach. Luna's favourite food is turkey and her favourite movie is The Secret Life Of Pets.