EveryKid Occupational Therapy in Parramatta.
Thrive in the day to day with the support from our paediatric OTs
Our paediatric occupational therapists take a holistic, developmental approach to improving a child’s day to day life including fine and gross motor skills, sensory processing, regulation, attention, self care, visual motor and coordination.
We are committed to achieving tangible results that pave the way for functional milestones. By blending play and purpose, we create engaging therapy sessions that address developmental challenges, fostering sensory integration crucial for daily activities.
From enhancing fine motor skills to promoting social interaction, our approach tailors interventions to each child's unique needs. Join us to achieve meaningful and lasting outcomes.
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Our therapists help children with:
✔ Early intervention support
✔ Emotional regulation
✔ Executive functioning
✔ Upper limb retraining for Cerebral Palsy
✔ Fine motor skills
✔ Bimanual and Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT)
✔ Social skills
✔ Sensory integration / vestibular training
✔ Activities of Daily Living (ADL) & self care
✔ Feeding therapy
If you have any concerns for the above, call our admin team on 0404 939 490 before booking. We will determine a support plan that safely facilitates participation.
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No, you don’t need a referral to see a Occupational Therapist. Just reach out to our friendly admin team or complete our online inquiry form to schedule your initial consultation.
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Our OTs lead the field in:
✔ Early intervention services
✔ Emotional regulation
✔ Upper limb retraining for Cerebral Palsy
✔ Fine motor skills
✔ Bimanual and Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT)
✔ Social skills
✔ Sensory integration / vestibular training
✔ Activities of Daily Living (ADL) & self care
✔ Feeding therapy
Occupational Therapy
Zoe
Occupational Therapist
Bachelor of Health Science (Occupational Therapy)
Otago Polytechnic DunedinOriginally from New Zealand, Zoe brings warmth, creativity and a calm presence to every session. As an Occupational Therapist, she’s passionate about early intervention and supporting children with complex or rare needs.
Zoe has a special knack for helping kids with daily living tasks like dressing, feeding and toileting and loves making therapy fun and practical. She’s worked in schools, clinics and community settings, including as the only OT in a 130-student special education school. Zoe’s focus is always on what matters most to each family: connection, confidence and meaningful progress.
Erin
Occupational Therapist
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy, Australian Catholic UniversityChoosing the path of paediatric occupational therapy was a natural fit for Erin, driven by the joy of collaborating with children and their families. Specialising in fine and gross motor skills, school readiness and assistive technology equipment, Erin is committed to empowering young ones to achieve their goals whilst bringing a smile to their face.
Beyond the therapy room, Erin finds joy in the color green, relishes Mexican cuisine and cheese and antipasto platters. Whether at the beach or curled up at home watching movies, she embraces life's simple pleasures. And when it comes to play, any ball game is Erin's go-to – bringing the same enthusiasm and energy to both work and play.
Bianca
Occupational Therapist
Bachelor of Human Movement studies, Australian Catholic University / Bachelor of App. Science (Occupational Therapy) (Honours 1), University of SYDNEY Bianca has always loved working with young children. While she was teaching a health and movement program to typically developing 2–5-year-olds, she started to notice some developmental anomalies. In a bid to find out more about developmental differences, Bianca went back to uni to complete a degree in OT.
She has a special interest in early development, school readiness and physical disabilities.
Bianca loves eating Banh Mi, bush walks with her husband and two boys, spending time by the water, and trying to beat her boys at UNO!
Teresa
Occupational Therapist
Bachelor of App. Science (Occupational Therapy), University of Sydney
Teresa has a keen interest in rehabilitation, sensory processing and the transformative power of music therapy - did you know she can play 4 instruments?!
She believes in positive change that can resonate throughout a child's life. Dreaming of creating accessible leisure spaces for those with disabilities, Teresa envisions a future filled with more inclusive pastimes.
Outside the therapy room, you'll find her exploring Bunnings for plant treasures. She also crafts soap in spare time!
Bree
Occupational Therapist
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy, Australian Catholic UniversityBree wants to help make a difference in people’s lives by increasing their independence and seeing them learn and grow.
Her special areas of interest are sensory skills, school readiness and self-care skills.
Bree loves the colour purple, pasta, chocolate, going to the beach and listening to live music. She will challenge anyone to a game of Connect Four, because no one can beat her!
Veronica
Occupational Therapist
master of occupational therapy, university of Sydney / bachelor of psychology, hong kong baptist universityVeronica is a dedicated altruist, with previous experience as a community OT working with refugees and migrants, and volunteering in special education schools.
Studying psychology as an undergraduate and then a masters in OT, she is driven to enhance children’s quality of life in all aspects of play, learning, home life and community. Also, being in the school choir for 11 years, she will give any nursery rhyme a run for its money!
Veronica loves trying new hobbies, spending time in the Blue Mountains with her husband and playing with her adopted cat, Darlington!
Kesh
Occupational Therapist
Bachelor of occupational therapy (gold medal recipient), The TamilNadu DR.M.G.R. Medical University, IndiaKesh finds pure joy in celebrating a child’s success, getting a rush from bringing out the best in each of her sessions and has made paediatric care her sole focus. Kesh’s diploma in psychology complements her commitment to nurturing young minds.
Ever the creator, her dreams include becoming a children’s author and crafting play materials. Amidst her artistic talents and beach adventures, her love of Sri Lankan cuisine stands out.
Did you know? You’ll never get lost with Kesh. She has a little navigation system embeded in her. If she travels once, she can always remember the route!
Kiera
Occupational Therapist
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy, Australian Catholic UniversityKiera was driven to pursue a career in OT from her passion for working with kids, where her bubbly and energetic personality would be perfect for paediatrics!
With a background as a disability support worker, OOSH educator, and childcare attendant, Kiera is passionate about making a difference in the lives of children and their families. Her interest areas include ASD, ADHD, Tourette’s, and OCD, and Angelman Syndrome.
Beyond the clinic, you might find Kiera dancing, playing netball, or enjoying her favourite Japanese dishes. And, of course, hanging out with her dog, Millie!
Oscar
Occupational Therapist
Bachelor of Occupational TherapyOscar is a dynamic paediatric occupational therapist who turns play into powerful progress. He is known for his high energy, hands on style and a knack for making therapy feel like a child’s favourite game, all while targeting real life skills like independence, participation and confidence.
Sessions with Oscar are tailored around each child’s unique interests, whether that is sport, building or imaginative play. He is creative, practical and always up for a challenge, especially if it involves problem solving on the fly.
Outside the clinic, Oscar is either playing sport or fixing something for a mate, usually both.
Arathi
Occupational Therapist
Bachelor of Occupational TherapyPreviously working in administration, waitressing, and even as a drama teacher, Arathi has always loved working with people. Her experience in education has taught her the value of encouraging kid’s confidence when they are young, and has guided her in her journey as a therapist.
Ever creative and compassionate, Arathi loves to see our kids living with Cerebral Palsy and Dyspraxia. Her bread & butter areas for therapy include fine motor skills - most specifically developing grasp and hand strength for handwriting.
In her free time, Arathi loves warm sunny days at the beach. A fun fact about her? As a non-coffee drinker, Arathi’s absolute beverage of choice is chocolate coconut water!