About
Rebecca is a dedicated occupational therapist working with children and families to support their development in meaningful, affirming ways. She has a strong interest in neuro-affirming and trauma-informed care, with a focus on helping children access the tools and
strategies they need to feel confident and capable in their everyday lives. Rebecca is passionate about building collaborative relationships with families, recognising them as essential partners in the therapeutic process.
She brings a warm, play-based approach to therapy that prioritises connection, safety, and fun—believing that children learn best through play and exploration. Rebecca supports children in developing the skills they need for daily life, from self-care and emotional regulation to fine motor coordination and sensory processing.
Areas of Special Interest
• Sensory Processing & Sensory Regulation
• Emotional Regulation
• Fine Motor Skill Development
• Self-Care & Independence
• Trauma-Informed Practice
• Neuroscience and Early Development
Therapeutic Approach
Rebecca’s approach is neuro-affirming, trauma-informed, and rooted in play-based, child-led therapy. She values evidence-based interventions while tailoring her support to each child’s unique sensory, emotional, and developmental needs. Her sessions are built around the understanding that play is the primary occupation of childhood—offering a powerful platform for learning, self-expression, and growth. Rebecca works closely with families and other professionals to ensure that each child’s environment supports their ability to thrive.