Abbey is a passionate and friendly therapist who loves working with people across the lifespan to help them reach their potential. She is a family-centred therapist, who enjoys working closely with not only the client but the people who support them.

Abbey has been working in community-based roles since graduating from university, and has particular experience working with people with neurodiversity, physical impairments and those that need basic equipment to support their independence.

Abbey believes in building a strong relationship with a client and their family throughout therapy. Abbey seeks to see the strengths in every person and inspire hope throughout a client’s journey.

In her spare time, Abbey loves playing bass guitar in a semi-professional guitar ensemble. She also enjoys watching the AFL, reading and spending time with family/friends.

Abbey graduated from The University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours).