The EveryKid team is made up of like-minded leaders who have harnessed their knowledge to collaborate across therapy disciplines.
Meet the Team
Terrey
Co-Director of EveryKid
Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy)
University of Sydney-
Terrey became a physiotherapist while following an intense curiosity to learn about the brain and body in developing humans.
Her special interest is hydrotherapy and water awareness for neurodiverse children, particularly following the autism diagnosis of her eldest child. Terrey would like to be a part of a world that accepts and embraces neurodivergence!
Terrey loves playing sport in the backyard with her family and ocean swimming.
Bec
Co-Director of EveryKid
Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational Therapy) (Honours 1), University of Sydney -
Bec is an occupational therapist and mum-of-three who has a drive to empower parents and support development holistically. Bec's special interest is babies and early development, with extensive training and work experience that extends internationally from America to Uganda and Peru. Bec loves days at the beach with her family and a (hot!) mug of coffee.
Economy manaGEMENT / Cert III Health Administration,
TAFEHead of Administration
Administrative Support
Studying Bachelor of applied science (physiotherapy) (honours)
university of sydney-
Izabela is the welcoming face of EveryKid and plays a key role in ensuring the smooth day-to-day running of our clinic as Head of Administration. With a strong passion for paediatrics and a genuine love for working with children and families, she brings both warmth and efficiency to every interaction.
Before joining EveryKid, Izabela spent 12 years as a flight attendant, developing exceptional organisational and people skills. She has also been involved in running playgroups, further strengthening her connection to supporting children and families within the community.
Outside of work, Izabela enjoys travelling, reading, and spending time outdoors, especially watching Australian sunsets. A fun fact about Izabela; she is fluent in German!
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Kira’s fascination with physiotherapy stemmed from growing up watching the physios at competitive sports games. She is now particularly captivated by amputee/prosthetic rehabilitation and paediatric development at EveryKid. Having relocated from South Australia, Kira is excitedly completing her physiotherapy studies at The University of Sydney.
As administrative support she is tech savvy and an initiative trail blazer when it comes to systems.
Beyond the clinic, her passion lies in books; with a home library of over 250, especially treasured fantasy editions. A surprising fact? Kira holds a certification in strength and conditioning and spends her free time mastering powerlifting!
Rachel
Amy
Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise Physiology),
University of SydneYGeneral Manager
Operations Manager
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Amy is the driving force behind the day-to-day operations at EveryKid, ensuring everything runs smoothly for both families and clinicians. As our Operations Manager, she plays a key role in supporting families to access the right therapies at the right time, bringing organisation, efficiency and care to every interaction.
Amy has always had a passion for working with children. Her experience as a swim teacher sparked her interest in supporting young children’s development, which has since grown into a special interest in hydrotherapy.
Outside of work, Amy enjoys snowboarding, taking on obstacle courses, and sharing her knowledge of fascinating facts about the human body.
Izabela
Kira
Jess
Administrative Support
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Jess brings warmth and strong communication skills to every interaction.
Currently studying a Bachelor of Primary and Special Education, she is passionate about creating inclusive, supportive environments where all children feel understood and able to thrive.
With experience across retail, NDIS support, and aged care, Jess is known for her empathy, adaptability, and genuine love of connecting with people.
Occupational Therapy
Zoe
Erin
Bachelor of Health Science (Occupational Therapy)
Otago Polytechnic in DunedinOccupational Therapist
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Originally from New Zealand, Zoe brings warmth, creativity and a calm presence to every session. She's passionate about early intervention and loves working with babies during those important first years of development, helping families build strong foundations for the future. She also has a special interest in supporting children with complex or rare needs.
Zoe is DMI (Dynamic Movement Intervention) trained, has completed the Learn To Play program by Karen Stagnetti, and is experienced in sensory integration and supporting children with ASD and ADHD. She has a special knack for helping children build confidence with everyday self-care and daily living skills, and has worked across schools, clinics and community settings, including as the sole OT in a 130-student special education school. Her focus is always on what matters most to each family: fostering connection, building confidence and achieving meaningful progress.
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy, Australian Catholic UniversityOccupational Therapist
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Choosing 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.
Bree
Veronica
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy, Australian Catholic UniversityOccupational Therapist
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Bree has always had a strong passion for supporting those around her, which naturally led her to pursue a career in Occupational Therapy. She quickly discovered a love for working with children and is passionate about helping them develop the skills, confidence, and independence they need to thrive.
Bree is dedicated to making a meaningful difference in the lives of children and their families by supporting each child's unique strengths and helping them reach their full potential. She has completed Astronaut Training (Vital Links) and Forbrain training, and has a particular interest in supporting children with neurological conditions such as Cerebral Palsy, sensory integration difficulties, upper limb challenges, fine and gross motor skills and school readiness.
Outside of work, Bree loves spending time at the beach, listening to live music and playing with her dog Bowie! She's also always up for a game of Connect Four and she's convinced no one can beat her!
master of occupational therapy, USYD / bachelor of psychology, HKBUOccupational Therapist
Kesh
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Veronica 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 Master of OT, she is driven to enhance children's quality of life across play, learning, home life and community.
She is DIRFloortime® trained (basic certificate), with strengths in school readiness, ASD/ADHD support and toileting. Having been in the school choir for 11 years, she'll 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.
Kiera
Jessica
Arathi
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy, Australian Catholic UniversityOccupational Therapist
Bachelor of occupational therapy,
The TamilNadu Medical University-
Kesh finds pure joy in celebrating a child's success and has made paediatric care her sole focus. She has completed Astronaut Training (Vital Links), Quick Shift (Vital Links) and her diploma in psychology complements her commitment to nurturing young minds, with strengths spanning ASD/ADHD, sensory integration, emotional regulation, school readiness, toileting and other ADLs.
She dreams of 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? Kesh has a built-in navigation system… travel a route once and she'll always remember it!
Occupational Therapist
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Kiera 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!
Bachelor of OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY,
Australian catholic universityOccupational Therapist
Bachelor of OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY-
Jessica brings a wealth of experience to EveryKid, with a strong background in neurological rehabilitation and a passion for helping children develop practical, meaningful skills. She has spent over a decade working in the UK and Zimbabwe, supporting children and families.
Jessica has worked across a range of areas including neurological rehabilitation, hand therapy and paediatrics. She particularly enjoys supporting children with neurological conditions, upper limb difficulties and sensory needs, and takes a practical approach to therapy that focuses on functional, everyday outcomes.
Outside of work, Jessica enjoys staying active, exploring new places, and spending time outdoors.
Occupational Therapist
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Previously 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.
Physiotherapy
Huss
Nicky
Doctor of Physiotherapy, MQU / Bachelor of health science/Master of TCm, WSU / diploma of remedial massage Physiotherapist
Physiotherapist
Bachelor of Physiotherapy, Australian Catholic University 
Liv
Dalena
Bachelor of Physiotherapy, Australian Catholic University Physiotherapist
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Liv has worked in a variety of places, from Sydney Children's Hospital to the GWS Giants AFL team. While undergoing a paediatric placement, Liv felt she truly belonged. She wanted to really help children and their families, while having fun through therapy.
Liv's special areas of interest are infant development and sensory influences on motor skills. She is also passionate about creating inclusive sport opportunities so all kids have the chance to be active.
When Liv isn't working, you may find her having a sunset picnic on the beach.
Physiotherapist
Bachelor of Physiotherapy, Western Sydney University-
Dalena's passion for physiotherapy grew from her experience as a support worker for children with additional needs, where she witnessed firsthand the transformative impact of early intervention and the incredible potential of neuroplasticity. Her diverse clinical background has given her a broad range of skills and experience, with particular interests in neurological and rare genetic conditions, gait analysis, orthotic management, orthopaedics, and toe walking.
She is trained in Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI) Level C and qualified in Level 2 NISE-STIM (Non-invasive Spinal Electrical Stimulation). Dalena has also completed further training in OSKAR orthotic management, serial casting, and hydrotherapy, and has developed extensive expertise in early infant development, complex neurological presentations, and equipment prescription. Her career has taken her everywhere from Cairns to Kathmandu, giving her a wealth of experience across diverse clinical and community settings.
Beyond the clinic, Dalena is passionate about building inclusive communities through movement. She is actively involved in specialised adaptive sports programs, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and rock climbing, helping people of all abilities discover what they're capable of. Her personal mantra is simple: it's never too late to try something new.
Doctor of Physiotherapy, MQU / Bachelor of Kinesiology, UTPhysiotherapist
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Alexa comes from an active background - growing up as an athletic kid and coaching gymnastics, so becoming a paediatric physiotherapist just made sense. She thrives on helping children develop their physical skills while having fun.
She is DMI (Dynamic Movement Intervention) trained and skilled in serial casting and hydrotherapy and before EveryKid she worked across paediatrics, spinal rehabilitation and neurology, with additional background in Kinesiology.Outside of work, Alexa loves hiking, visiting beautiful places like Barcelona and her favourite pasta dishes. A passionate traveller with three passports, she also speaks fluent German!
Physiotherapist
MASTER of Physiotherapy, University of TECHNology sydney-
Harrison comes from a strong sporting background and has always had a passion for movement, making a career in physiotherapy a natural fit. With experience in coaching basketball and Muay Thai, he loves helping children build their strength, coordination and confidence while keeping sessions fun and engaging.
Before joining EveryKid, Harrison worked as a musculoskeletal physiotherapist and as a pool lifeguard supervisor. He also volunteered as a sports coach, which helped shape his ability to connect with children and create supportive, motivating environments.
Outside of work, Harrison enjoys training Muay Thai, planning his next snowboarding trip, and finding the best bubble tea spots. A fun fact about Harrison; he speaks Vietnamese!
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Nicky grew up in sunny Queensland and completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy in Brisbane. She started her career in musculoskeletal sports rehab before discovering her passion for paediatric physiotherapy.
She is DMI (Dynamic Movement Intervention) trained and has completed additional training in walking and running rehabilitation for children with neurological conditions. Nicky has particular interests in hypermobility, orthopaedics and gross motor development. She enjoys incorporating Pilates (reformer and mat) into therapy sessions to help children build strength, coordination and confidence through fun and evidence-based therapy!
Outside the clinic, Nicky loves taking her puppy to the beach, sour lollies, and running -she’s finished six half marathons!
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Huss' journey is as fascinating as his work, from a thesis on pain interference in children with cerebral palsy to a three-month placement in China. He is DMI (Dynamic Movement Intervention) trained and skilled in serial casting, TASES (Task-Specific Electrical Stimulation), spider cage and turtle bracing, with a heart for conditions like CP, genetic conditions and working with babies.
Beneath the professional facade, Huss is a guitar enthusiast and when it comes to games, it's all about Monopoly! He dreams of one day owning a clinic on a rural farm.
Alexa
Harrison
Speech Therapy
Pam
Nilay
Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology),
University of SydneySpeech Pathologist
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Pam always envisioned working in a field where she could keep learning while making a positive difference in people's lives. Now, she gets to do exactly that, while having plenty of fun with kids along the way!
Pam is SOS Feeding trained and has completed the Meaningful Speech course for Gestalt Language Processing, an area she is particularly passionate about. She loves supporting children who are Gestalt Language Processors. She has also completed training in Key Word Sign and the Sounds-Write program, and has experience supporting children with speech sound disorders, language disorders, autism (ASD) and ADHD.
Outside of work, you'll likely find Pam exploring cafés, playing arcade games, experimenting with a new hair colour, or heading off on a spontaneous outdoor adventure.
Speech Pathologist
Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology),
University of Sydney-
Choosing this career for its rewarding nature, Nilay specialises in early intervention, Autism Spectrum Disorder and guiding families through the first years of diagnosis.
Now, as a mum, Nilay is also dedicated to educating families on healthy relationships with food and aims to empower families with the knowledge of nutrition's role in child development.
When she’s not transforming lives, you'll find her enjoying hot chips and the tranquility of the beach with family. She’s also an adventure seeker, with a surprising penchant for shark diving and cliff jumping!
Jamie
Rosa
Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology),
University of SydneySpeech Pathologist
Speech Pathologist
Master of Speech and Language Pathology, USYD /
Bachelor of Education (Honours), HKU-
Fitting for a speech therapist, Jamie is best described as ‘a bit of a chatterbox,’ with an inquisitive and outgoing personality that helps him build strong connections with clients and families. He has worked across a broad range of therapeutic areas, including language and school readiness groups, culturally diverse parent training programs, and therapy for children with cleft lip and palate.
Jamie’s professional interests include literacy, phonological and articulation therapy, and supporting alternative communication methods including high-tech devices such as eye-gaze systems.Outside of work, Jamie enjoys spending time with friends, staying active at the gym, or unwinding with a good book.
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Rosa, who was a primary school teacher for three years, just loves working with kids. From the classroom to therapy, she has always wanted to support children and their families find the right tools to improve their lives.
Her special interests include providing better support for our next generation in areas of speech, fluency, language, feeding, and social communication skills.
Rosa loves ice cream, sushi, dancing, and travelling. Her black cat is, strangely, named Shiro ('little white' in Japanese). And, she knows a trick that stops hiccups!
Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology),
University of SydneySpeech Pathologist
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With a passion for helping others, Christy chose paediatric speech therapy dreaming of making a meaningful impact on children and families through empowerment and advocacy. She is SOS trained and DIR Floortime trained, and is particularly interested in paediatric feeding, learning impairments and early language intervention, with confidence across speech sounds, language, AAC and social communication.
Speech Pathologist
Bachelor of App. Science (Speech Pathology) (Honours),
University of Sydney-
Coming from a background working and volunteering at the Love 21 Foundation, and assisting in kids sports programs, Julia loves working with people (especially kids!).
Julia pursued a career in paediatric speech therapy eager to make a difference, and is motivated by seeing the change and growth people are capable of. She has a special interest in early intervention, specifically in language, literacy, and swallowing.
Outside of the therapy space, Julia considers herself as quite the foodie, and a fan of world history. Also a professed maths lover, Julia enjoys solving a Rubik’s cube or two!
Saumya
Priscilla
Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology),
University of SydneySpeech Pathologist
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Saumya is a creative speech pathologist who loves working with children and making therapy sessions fun and engaging. With a natural ability to connect with kids, she enjoys helping them build their communication skills in a way that feels playful and supportive.
Saumya has experience working with children across a wide range of ages, from preschool through to high school. She particularly enjoys supporting children with speech sound disorders, developmental language delays, social communication differences, and children with ASD, and has a strong interest in speech sounds and literacy.
Outside of work, Saumya loves spending time at the beach, solving puzzles, hiking, and watching a good movie. A fun fact about Saumya; she speaks Hindi and Gujarati!
Speech Pathologist
Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours),
University of Newcastle -
Priscilla is a dedicated speech pathologist with over seven years' experience supporting children with a wide range of communication needs. She is Hanen trained and has completed DIR Floortime 101, with experience in language disorders, AAC, ASD/ADHD, complex disabilities and literacy, and is passionate about creating engaging, play-based sessions that are practical and meaningful.
She values working closely with families and multidisciplinary teams, bringing a culturally aware and adaptable approach. Outside the clinic she enjoys trying new cafés and restaurants, going for walks, and keeping active through Pilates.
Christy
Julia
Music Therapy
Mai-Rah
Shana
Music Therapist
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Mai-rah is a compassionate and creative music therapist who is passionate about helping children express themselves and connect through music. With a strong belief that everyone has inherent musicality, she brings a warm, engaging energy to sessions and creates a safe space for children to explore, learn and grow.
Mai-rah has experience working with children from a range of backgrounds. She particularly enjoys using active music-making, songwriting, and play-based approaches to support communication, social-emotional development, and self-regulation, tailoring each session to the child’s unique strengths and interests.
Outside of work, Mai-rah loves songwriting, spending time at the beach, and exploring her creative side through activities like jewellery making, painting and sculpting.
Music Therapist
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Shana is a Registered Music Therapist who enjoys supporting children and families through creative and engaging music experiences. She uses music to help build communication, emotional regulation and connection in a way that feels safe, playful and meaningful for each child.
Shana values working collaboratively with families and other professionals to support each child’s individual strengths and goals. She believes therapy is most effective when children feel comfortable, curious and free to express themselves.
Outside of work, Shana enjoys spending time in nature and relaxing with a good cup of coffee.
Ben
Music Therapist
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Ben is a calm and thoughtful Music Therapist who uses music as a powerful tool to support children’s development and emotional wellbeing.
With experience working with children of all ages, he is passionate about helping each child express themselves through creating, listening, and playing music in ways that feel natural and engaging. Ben brings a flexible, client-led approach to his sessions.
Outside of work, Ben enjoys coffee, playing music, and staying active through soccer and basketball.
Art Psychotherapy
Helen
Art Psychotherapist
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Helen brings a creative and thoughtful approach to supporting young people from infancy through to teens.
A naturally curious, lateral thinker, she combines evidence-based practice with art, play, and exploration to help children build confidence, autonomy, and a deeper understanding of themselves.
Before transitioning into therapy, Helen spent a decade in film and television, including designing a short film nominated for an Oscar.
Psychology
Sylvia
Bachelor of Psychology (Hons),
University of Western Sydney Registered Psychologist
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Sylvia is a passionate child psychologist with over 16 years of experience in paediatrics psychology and multidisciplinary care. She takes a holistic, creative and play-based approach, ensuring therapy is engaging and effective.
A proud parent, she values individualised support and empowering families. Sylvia also coaches Under-12s touch football, blending psychology with team dynamics.
At EveryKid, she leads the psychology team, fostering collaboration to provide comprehensive, child-centred care. Committed to continuous learning, she is pursuing EMDR training, AI in psychology and advanced paediatric therapy.
The team has experience in a huge variety of therapeutic approaches.
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Sequential Oral Sensory (SOS) Approach to Feeding
Astronaut Training (Vital Links)
Therapeutic Listening (Vital Links)
Hydrotherapy
Key Word Sign (KWS)
The Meaningful Speech Course for Gestalt Language Processing
DIRFloortime®
Traffic Jam in My Brain
Trauma informed workshops
CME I & II
DMI A & B
Theratogs Certification
Breathing and Function - Mary Massary
NDT (0-12months) - Australian Bobath Neuro-Developmental Therapy Association
Maximizing Neuroplasticity and Minimizing Maladaptive Habits in Infants, Children and Teenagers with Cerebral Palsy - Pia Stampe
Locomotor Training
Primitive reflexes
Exploring Auditory Defensiveness, Embodied Sensation
A Comprehensive Approach to Bilateral Integration
M.O.R.E course
Interactive Metronome
Kinesio taping
Myofacial training with The Breathe Institute
Total Motion Release Tots 1 & 2
Feeding - Feed the Peds
Functional Hand Use in Hemiplegia
Sensory Integration
NSMDA and HINE Assessment tools
Spidercage
UGUL
Neurosuit
OSKAR AFOFC Orthotic course - Elaine Owen
Our team treat all neurological, genetic and undiagnosed conditions from mild to chronic. We have experience in supporting complex needs and disabilities. The individual needs of each child is our focus while delivering a diverse range of interventions. We often disguise hard work as play as we develop skills to enhance their lives. As we do this, we support, educate and empower families.
Come with us, your child will make progress.
Our therapy services are unique, harnessing specialised skills from international and Australian training. We know it is important to stay current with the latest courses in paediatric neurodevelopment, and our team strives to be at the leading edge of the most recent ideas and techniques. We challenge the status quo: before we talk about “HOW?”, we look at “WHY?”
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