Therapy Pro has supported over 10,000 people
in Brisbane South
At Therapy Pro, we’re excited to have Page as a lead occupational therapist on our team.
Page has positively impacted countless people’s lives, helping clients living with physical or intellectual disabilities do what’s important to them, with greater independence, safely.
Aids and equipment assessments
Post surgical rehabilitation
Works with adults
Works with children
Page is a University of Queensland graduate.
“I’ve found success comes when as therapists, we slow down and tune in. I’ll really listen and hear why I’m in your life at this point and why achieving a particular goal is important to you now,” she says.
Get to know Page S
Page has seen the powerful impact correct prescription of assistive technologies, aids and equipment can make—from a wheelchair that is not only comfortable but also enables participation in meaningful activities to assistive communication technologist enabling you to share a joke or be part of a rousing happy birthday chorus.
Chronic pain management is another area of interest, developed when working with children in Melbourne, putting in place strategies that stopped pain ruling their young lives.
Page, who has worked in hospital and community settings, is available to work with children, young people, and adults, and their support partners.
As an OT, Page carries out assessments of daily living and works on strategies to develop skills and independence, safely, based on your needs.
Areas covered may include developmental stages, sensory processing, mobility, goal setting, meal preparation, safe travel, personal hygiene, and recreational and community access.
Make an enquiry below, or if you're ready to, you can make a referral.
Discover where Page S works
Page S can see people face-to-face in and around the following locations, or provide therapy Australia-wide over telehealth.
East Brisbane
Coorparoo
Mount Gravatt
Tingalpa
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