Nine AHPRA-registered occupational therapists, working independently and sharing a commitment to relational, child-led practice across Melbourne.
Nisha founded Seeds and leads every Functional Capacity Assessment, reviewing and signing off each report personally. Her paediatric work is grounded in relational therapy: building trust, emotional safety and genuine connection with children and their families. A certified yoga instructor, she weaves somatic practice, mindfulness and movement into her work to support nervous system regulation in a gentle, practical way.
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Warm, collaborative and neuro-affirming. Catherine supports children and teenagers across emotional regulation, sensory processing, executive functioning and everyday life skills, with a strengths-based approach that celebrates each child's individuality.
Play-based and child-centred, with a holistic lens. Sonya sees emotional and sensory regulation as the foundation for learning, with interests in early intervention, school readiness and daily routines.
Family-centred and strengths-based, with a passion for empowering families in everyday environments. Trained in Handwriting Without Tears®, with interests in fine motor, self-care and sensory regulation.
Calm, encouraging and play-based. Alvin builds motor skills, self-care and play through activities that feel natural and meaningful, working closely with families and teachers so strategies transfer to everyday life.
Collaborative, neuro-affirming, practical and playful. Eunice brings a warm, child-focused and family-centred approach to supporting children to thrive, participate and feel confident in the everyday activities that are meaningful to them.
Highly experienced paediatric occupational therapist and key worker, having supported young children and families in a variety of settings. Kay is strengths-based, and listens carefully to work towards solutions where children can thrive.
Twenty years with children and young people, specialising in neurodiversity, including treatment and diagnostic assessment, across public paediatric and youth mental health services. Bianca believes every child's behaviour tells a story, and that understanding uniqueness is her specialty.
Currently taking enquiries for preschool and early primary children on fortnightly Fridays.
“Together, we can look for the conditions that help your child feel safe and capable.”
Independent occupational therapists, supported by Seeds.
Your therapist chooses their caseload and uses their professional judgement to plan support with you. Seeds helps families find a suitable OT and handles enquiries, referrals and billing.
Get in touch and we'll match you with the right therapist for your child's needs, location and goals.
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