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Yolanda is a dedicated and experienced occupational therapist. She has completed a Bachelor of Medicine in China and a Master of Occupational Therapy in the University of Sydney. Yolanda has worked with people from all walks of life in the areas of paediatric, hand therapy, workplace rehabilitation and aged care, specialising in supporting individuals with neurodivergent conditions, developmental delays, and neurological conditions to improve their functional capacity in meaningful activities and work on life skills building/rebuilding.
Yolanda has worked with individuals across various ages and needs, building a wide range of therapeutic skills to provide tailored and evidence-based intervention. Her friendly, bubbly personality and natural ability to connect with kids create a positive environment, making each session both engaging and effective. Yolanda’s commitment to supporting her clients shines through her hard work, as she consistently goes above and beyond to help them reach their full potential. Fluent in both English and Mandarin, Yolanda is able to communicate and build relationships with a diverse group of families. With a deep passion for helping children thrive, Yolanda is an invaluable part of our team, dedicated to making a meaningful difference in the lives of her clients.
Bo holds a Master of Occupational Therapy from the University of Sydney and is a highly experienced senior clinician with expertise in holistic assessments, sensory integration, motor skill development, social skills training, and behavioural management. He addresses a range of needs, from developmental delays in children to mental health challenges and functional rehabilitation for adults and seniors. Bo’s career is built on a dedication to empowering individuals of all ages to reach their fullest potential and enjoy meaningful, independent lives. With a collaborative approach, he works closely with families, caregivers, educators, and healthcare teams to provide comprehensive, individualised care that meets each client’s unique needs.
Tara is a passionate and dedicated occupational therapist who began her OT journey at Koala Occupational Therapy. She graduated from Western Sydney University with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy and has worked with both adults and children throughout her fieldwork and previous work experience. Through this, she has developed a passion for working with children with physical and intellectual disabilities to promote their independence. Tara also has experience working with adults throughout their rehabilitation process to regain their independence after various surgeries, neurological injuries and falls. Tara adopts a client-centred focus where the goals of the client and the client's family are prioritised, while making therapy enjoyable and positive. Tara enjoys going to the beach, being outdoors and playing soccer in her free time.
Angela is a paediatric occupational therapist who completed her Bachelor of Occupational Therapy at the University of Sydney, graduating with first-class Honours. Her research has focused on young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Intellectual Disability (ID) in school-to-work programs. Angela also has experience working with children with a variety of disability backgrounds, including ASD, ADHD, and rare genetic conditions.
Angela loves working with children because she learns so much from them and gets to see the impossible become possible. Her therapy sessions are often play-based or sensory-based, as she believes children develop skills best while having fun. She enjoys seeing her clients practice essential life skills during sessions that they can use at home, in their community, and at school. Personally, Angela is passionate about collecting interesting toys from around the world! She is also fluent in both Mandarin and Japanese.
Sunny holds a Master of Occupational Therapy and brings years of experience working in the community, clinics, and hospitals. She is passionate about helping clients with neurological or age-related conditions regain their independence by improving functional performance and creating safe, supportive home environments. Sunny’s goal is to empower her clients to engage in meaningful activities that enhance their quality of life.
Sunny also works closely with children facing developmental challenges, providing holistic and comprehensive care that supports each child’s unique potential. Her areas of interest include working with adults and older adults with conditions such as Parkinson’s Disease, Stroke, Multiple Sclerosis, Arthritis, Intellectual Disabilities, Vision Impairments, Pressure Injuries, Mobility Issues, Cognitive Impairments, Dementia, Brain Injuries, and more. She also has a strong focus on Early Childhood Intervention.
Wilbert has worked in a variety of clinical settings such as hospitals, aged care facilities, schools and private clinics in Hong Kong and Macau. He has experience in early intervention, school-based therapy, adult services and palliatative care. His clients range from children with language delays and articulation problems to elderly with communication and swallowing difficulties. Wilbert strives to build on his clinical experience and skills. He is knowledgeable in the use of therapeutic techniques and interventions to help clients make progress. Wilbert’s approach to speech therapy focuses on empowering families and the client’s support system to actively participate in the therapy process. He advocates for pragmatic strategies used during sessions that are easily understood and achievable, so they can be seamlessly integrated to the client’s everyday life.