Tracey-Leigh is an Occupational Therapist with over 6 years of experience. She values the uniqueness of all neurotypes and believes that all people deserve to live a satisfying and meaningful life.

Tracey-Leigh is working hard to be as neurodiversity affirming as possible, knowing this is an area which can be developed indefinitely. Tracey-Leigh focuses primarily on building strengths and enhancing skills, with the goal to ultimately bring families together. Tracey-Leigh is authentic, fun, kind and caring. She prioritises communication, evidence-based and lived-experienced based interventions. Tracey-Leigh demonstrates an open-minded and understanding mindset within therapy sessions. Tracey-Leigh uses a collaborative approach when assisting neurodivergent children reach their goals. Tracey-Leigh’s sessions typically involve craft-based activities to engage the child and develop their skills in a fun, exciting way.

Her therapy background includes working with:

• Neurodivergent children in the community & telehealth

• Young adults in a severe mental health community role

• Older adults in residential facilities

• Traumatic brain injury patients in a residential facility

Her experience relevant to Andy OT includes:

• Sensory Interventions

• Collaborative and Proactive Solutions Approach

• DIR Floortime Approach

• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Approach

• Handwriting Assessments and Reports

• Sensory Profile 2 Assessment and Reports

• Functional Capacity Assessments and Reports