Adele Houghton
Leadership Team
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I wanted a career in health that aligned with my values and what I consider is important. I thought speech pathology was a way to support others to maintain connections with people who are important to them.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I have a specialist interest in dysphagia (swallowing) and mealtime management, and in neurological rehabilitation. In both of these areas I have found that small improvements - like being able to eat a piece of toast, or saying a simple phrase like "I love you" - can actually be a big step forward for clients.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Helping clients develop their own goals for their therapy, and working with them to achieve them.
Why did you join Superyou?
I thought Superyou's values aligned with my own, and I liked their focus on client-centred practice.
Adele Houghton
Leadership Team
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I wanted a career in health that aligned with my values and what I consider is important. I thought speech pathology was a way to support others to maintain connections with people who are important to them.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I have a specialist interest in dysphagia (swallowing) and mealtime management, and in neurological rehabilitation. In both of these areas I have found that small improvements - like being able to eat a piece of toast, or saying a simple phrase like "I love you" - can actually be a big step forward for clients.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Helping clients develop their own goals for their therapy, and working with them to achieve them.
Why did you join Superyou?
I thought Superyou's values aligned with my own, and I liked their focus on client-centred practice.
Aisling Crake
Fremantle
Aisling Crake is a Physiotherapist who is passionate about supporting people to build independence, confidence, and meaningful participation in everyday life. She takes a collaborative, client‑centred approach to therapy, delivering practical, goal‑focused support that is tailored to each person’s strengths, priorities, and daily routines.
Aisling has a strong interest in neurological rehabilitation and mobility and enjoys working closely with clients to develop functional skills and support progress toward goals that are meaningful to them. She values clear communication, consistency, and building strong therapeutic relationships, creating a supportive environment where clients feel encouraged, capable, and empowered.
Aisling brings a thoughtful, proactive approach to her work and enjoys collaborating within a multidisciplinary team to provide well‑rounded, responsive care. Outside of work, she enjoys being active outdoors, camping and travelling, and exploring creative pursuits. What she finds most rewarding is meeting new people, building genuine connections, and seeing clients achieve goals they’re proud of.
Aisling Crake
Fremantle
Aisling Crake is a Physiotherapist who is passionate about supporting people to build independence, confidence, and meaningful participation in everyday life. She takes a collaborative, client‑centred approach to therapy, delivering practical, goal‑focused support that is tailored to each person’s strengths, priorities, and daily routines.
Aisling has a strong interest in neurological rehabilitation and mobility and enjoys working closely with clients to develop functional skills and support progress toward goals that are meaningful to them. She values clear communication, consistency, and building strong therapeutic relationships, creating a supportive environment where clients feel encouraged, capable, and empowered.
Aisling brings a thoughtful, proactive approach to her work and enjoys collaborating within a multidisciplinary team to provide well‑rounded, responsive care. Outside of work, she enjoys being active outdoors, camping and travelling, and exploring creative pursuits. What she finds most rewarding is meeting new people, building genuine connections, and seeing clients achieve goals they’re proud of.
Alanna McKenzie
Wanneroo
Alanna McKenzie
Wanneroo
Alec Vanzetti
Bassendean
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I have a passion for helping people and always wanted a job that could offer a lot of variety.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
Very interested in assistive technology and currently trying to upskill in that area now. I like the challenge of finding the best piece of equipment that suits the specific person and can help increase their independence. Currently looking more into home modifications and Specialist Disability Accommodation, I'm finding it very interesting and I am keen to learn more.
What's your favourite part of your job?
The variety of people I get to work with.
Why did you join Superyou?
I was first referred by a friend of mine who joined as a speech pathologist who had lots of really good things to say. I found that I aligned quite well with their values, my own interests and thought it be the perfect place to start my career.
Alec Vanzetti
Bassendean
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I have a passion for helping people and always wanted a job that could offer a lot of variety.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
Very interested in assistive technology and currently trying to upskill in that area now. I like the challenge of finding the best piece of equipment that suits the specific person and can help increase their independence. Currently looking more into home modifications and Specialist Disability Accommodation, I'm finding it very interesting and I am keen to learn more.
What's your favourite part of your job?
The variety of people I get to work with.
Why did you join Superyou?
I was first referred by a friend of mine who joined as a speech pathologist who had lots of really good things to say. I found that I aligned quite well with their values, my own interests and thought it be the perfect place to start my career.
Alex Spies
Wanneroo
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I chose working as an OT because I’ve always been drawn to active jobs where I can directly contribute to improving the quality of life for families. Occupational Therapy has a broad scope of practice which allows every day to be different!
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I have a passion for working within the paediatric scope, particularly focusing on motor skills, sensory processing, and emotional regulation. I am also interested in feeding therapy and trauma-informed care. I will soon be adding to the animal assisted therapy team!
What’s your favourite part of your job?
My favourite part of the job is the diversity among clients, which keeps me constantly learning. I enjoy having to use outside-the-box thinking to help each person live a life that feels meaningful to them. The supportive office culture and teamwork also make it a rewarding environment to be in!!
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou because of the supportive team environment and strong collaboration with each discipline. The level of support and training I’ve received has been amazing and I feel genuinely valued in the work I do every day.
Alex Spies
Wanneroo
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I chose working as an OT because I’ve always been drawn to active jobs where I can directly contribute to improving the quality of life for families. Occupational Therapy has a broad scope of practice which allows every day to be different!
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I have a passion for working within the paediatric scope, particularly focusing on motor skills, sensory processing, and emotional regulation. I am also interested in feeding therapy and trauma-informed care. I will soon be adding to the animal assisted therapy team!
What’s your favourite part of your job?
My favourite part of the job is the diversity among clients, which keeps me constantly learning. I enjoy having to use outside-the-box thinking to help each person live a life that feels meaningful to them. The supportive office culture and teamwork also make it a rewarding environment to be in!!
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou because of the supportive team environment and strong collaboration with each discipline. The level of support and training I’ve received has been amazing and I feel genuinely valued in the work I do every day.
Alexandra Hotchkin
Fremantle
Alexandra is an Occupational Therapist with a strong passion for supporting people to participate meaningfully in their everyday lives. She is drawn to occupational therapy’s focus on function and enjoys working alongside individuals to engage in activities that matter to them, including self‑care, play, movement, and daily routines. The holistic nature of the profession strongly resonates with her, particularly the creativity and problem‑solving involved in tailoring supports to each individual.
Alexandra’s practice is centred on supporting functional outcomes, with a particular interest in fine and gross motor skill development and building skills that enhance everyday participation. She values the broad scope of occupational therapy and enjoys working with diverse presentations and age groups, continually motivated by opportunities to learn, grow, and expand her clinical knowledge and experience.
She especially enjoys building strong, trusting relationships with clients and supporting them to work towards meaningful, individualised goals. Seeing small changes create a meaningful impact in someone’s daily life is one of the most rewarding parts of her role. She also values the variety occupational therapy offers, with no two clients or days ever the same.
Alexandra joined Superyou because of the organisation’s strong focus on growth, learning, and collaboration. She was drawn to the supportive team environment and the opportunity to work alongside experienced clinicians, and felt closely aligned with Superyou’s client‑centred and innovative approach to therapy. In her role, Alexandra brings curiosity, commitment, and a genuine passion for supporting clients and families to build confidence, independence, and participation in everyday life.
Alexandra Hotchkin
Fremantle
Alexandra is an Occupational Therapist with a strong passion for supporting people to participate meaningfully in their everyday lives. She is drawn to occupational therapy’s focus on function and enjoys working alongside individuals to engage in activities that matter to them, including self‑care, play, movement, and daily routines. The holistic nature of the profession strongly resonates with her, particularly the creativity and problem‑solving involved in tailoring supports to each individual.
Alexandra’s practice is centred on supporting functional outcomes, with a particular interest in fine and gross motor skill development and building skills that enhance everyday participation. She values the broad scope of occupational therapy and enjoys working with diverse presentations and age groups, continually motivated by opportunities to learn, grow, and expand her clinical knowledge and experience.
She especially enjoys building strong, trusting relationships with clients and supporting them to work towards meaningful, individualised goals. Seeing small changes create a meaningful impact in someone’s daily life is one of the most rewarding parts of her role. She also values the variety occupational therapy offers, with no two clients or days ever the same.
Alexandra joined Superyou because of the organisation’s strong focus on growth, learning, and collaboration. She was drawn to the supportive team environment and the opportunity to work alongside experienced clinicians, and felt closely aligned with Superyou’s client‑centred and innovative approach to therapy. In her role, Alexandra brings curiosity, commitment, and a genuine passion for supporting clients and families to build confidence, independence, and participation in everyday life.
Allison Hood
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I’ve always been fascinated by the power of language and how essential it is for connecting with others. The opportunity to support people in expressing themselves, whether through speech, gestures, or alternative communication methods, deeply motivates me. I’m particularly inspired by the ability to work across multimodal domains, where different tools, such as assistive technology or visual aids, can empower individuals to find their voice. Seeing the profound impact that improved communication can have on a person's life is something deeply special to me.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I am particularly drawn to working with speech sounds and phonological interventions, helping individuals improve articulation and phonological awareness. I am also fascinated by multimodal communication, using a range of tools and strategies to support those with complex communication needs. Additionally, I have a strong interest in literacy, particularly how speech and language development intertwine with reading and writing skills.
What's your favourite part of your job?
What I enjoy most about my job is the opportunity to work closely with parents and families. Developing strong, collaborative relationships with families and communication partners allows me to create personalised strategies that integrate seamlessly into the home environment, making communication more effective and meaningful. I find great fulfillment in helping my clients discover their unique voice and empowering them to communicate confidently, whether through speech or alternative methods.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou because of their passion to help clients achieve their goals and become the best version of themselves.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
To me, Reimagining therapy means embracing a flexible, creative approach that tailors interventions to the unique needs of each individual, using a variety of tools and strategies. It involves empowering clients to take an active role in their communication journey, fostering collaboration with families, and integrating therapy into real-life contexts for meaningful, lasting progress.
Allison Hood
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I’ve always been fascinated by the power of language and how essential it is for connecting with others. The opportunity to support people in expressing themselves, whether through speech, gestures, or alternative communication methods, deeply motivates me. I’m particularly inspired by the ability to work across multimodal domains, where different tools, such as assistive technology or visual aids, can empower individuals to find their voice. Seeing the profound impact that improved communication can have on a person's life is something deeply special to me.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I am particularly drawn to working with speech sounds and phonological interventions, helping individuals improve articulation and phonological awareness. I am also fascinated by multimodal communication, using a range of tools and strategies to support those with complex communication needs. Additionally, I have a strong interest in literacy, particularly how speech and language development intertwine with reading and writing skills.
What's your favourite part of your job?
What I enjoy most about my job is the opportunity to work closely with parents and families. Developing strong, collaborative relationships with families and communication partners allows me to create personalised strategies that integrate seamlessly into the home environment, making communication more effective and meaningful. I find great fulfillment in helping my clients discover their unique voice and empowering them to communicate confidently, whether through speech or alternative methods.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou because of their passion to help clients achieve their goals and become the best version of themselves.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
To me, Reimagining therapy means embracing a flexible, creative approach that tailors interventions to the unique needs of each individual, using a variety of tools and strategies. It involves empowering clients to take an active role in their communication journey, fostering collaboration with families, and integrating therapy into real-life contexts for meaningful, lasting progress.
Amber Goncalves
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I chose a career as an occupational therapist because I love working with kids and helping people. This profession allows me to support children in overcoming challenges, developing essential skills, and reaching their full potential, making a meaningful difference in their lives.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
As an occupational therapist, my special interest lies in working with young children. I am passionate about supporting their developmental milestones, enhancing their functional skills, and fostering their independence through tailored, child-centered interventions.
What's your favourite part of your job?
My favorite part of my job is working with a range of talented clinicians to help achieve a variety of goals. Collaborating with such dedicated professionals allows us to create comprehensive and effective support plans, making a meaningful difference in our clients' lives.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou because it stood out as a cool, innovative, and fresh approach in the field. The unique and dynamic environment immediately attracted me, and I was excited about the opportunity to be part of something new and impactful.
Amber Goncalves
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I chose a career as an occupational therapist because I love working with kids and helping people. This profession allows me to support children in overcoming challenges, developing essential skills, and reaching their full potential, making a meaningful difference in their lives.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
As an occupational therapist, my special interest lies in working with young children. I am passionate about supporting their developmental milestones, enhancing their functional skills, and fostering their independence through tailored, child-centered interventions.
What's your favourite part of your job?
My favorite part of my job is working with a range of talented clinicians to help achieve a variety of goals. Collaborating with such dedicated professionals allows us to create comprehensive and effective support plans, making a meaningful difference in our clients' lives.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou because it stood out as a cool, innovative, and fresh approach in the field. The unique and dynamic environment immediately attracted me, and I was excited about the opportunity to be part of something new and impactful.
Amy Bain
Fremantle
,Great Southern
,Peel
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I have always had such positive memories of Speech Pathology through my own experience as a little girl, and wanted to be able to learn more about this profession. Little did I know, I was about to learn what a rewarding, people centred, compassionate, fun, challenging career I was embarking on, where I am able to support, grow, play and advocate with the most amazing little people and their families every day. I have never looked back.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My passion is within Early Childhood Intervention and all that this entails, including supporting language development, fostering play and fun, developing speech and literacy, exploring alternative communicative methods (AAC), coaching parents and teachers and advocating for inclusion within all of their favourite activities.
What's your favourite part of your job?
My favourite part of my role is developing such long term relationships with my clients and their families. It is such a privilege to be a part of a child's journey and supporting meaningful goals alongside their family as they grow and begin to explore new skills, relationships and environments.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou to be a part of a culture that advocated for each clinician as an individual, supporting their individual career goals, interest areas and creating flexibility that allows me to achieve a positive work life balance.
Amy Bain
Fremantle
,Great Southern
,Peel
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I have always had such positive memories of Speech Pathology through my own experience as a little girl, and wanted to be able to learn more about this profession. Little did I know, I was about to learn what a rewarding, people centred, compassionate, fun, challenging career I was embarking on, where I am able to support, grow, play and advocate with the most amazing little people and their families every day. I have never looked back.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My passion is within Early Childhood Intervention and all that this entails, including supporting language development, fostering play and fun, developing speech and literacy, exploring alternative communicative methods (AAC), coaching parents and teachers and advocating for inclusion within all of their favourite activities.
What's your favourite part of your job?
My favourite part of my role is developing such long term relationships with my clients and their families. It is such a privilege to be a part of a child's journey and supporting meaningful goals alongside their family as they grow and begin to explore new skills, relationships and environments.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou to be a part of a culture that advocated for each clinician as an individual, supporting their individual career goals, interest areas and creating flexibility that allows me to achieve a positive work life balance.
Amy Fitton
Bassendean
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I chose a career in speech pathology because I love helping people, I love being creative and I love a good chat!
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I am currently upskilling in dysphagia and mealtimes! This is a special interest of mine because I come from a big family and I know how important mealtimes can be. Not only so that we can get fed but to spend time with each other, spread the love and enjoy ourselves! I want to make sure that my clients are able to enjoy their meals and celebrations with their friends and family safely. I also have a strong interest in augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). Seeing my clients work towards their goals through having access to extra modes of communication such as AAC makes me smile!
What's your favourite part of your job?
My favourite part is making sure that I bring activities or ideas which not only target intervention but are also fun and important to my clients!
Why did you join Superyou?
One thing that stood out to me about Superyou was being asked "what do you love about speech pathology?" in the job interview... I had never been asked that before and it certainly made me think!
Wild card question - what else should we know about you!
I believe the ideal sandwich is Cheese Supreme Doritos on fresh white bread.
Amy Fitton
Bassendean
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I chose a career in speech pathology because I love helping people, I love being creative and I love a good chat!
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I am currently upskilling in dysphagia and mealtimes! This is a special interest of mine because I come from a big family and I know how important mealtimes can be. Not only so that we can get fed but to spend time with each other, spread the love and enjoy ourselves! I want to make sure that my clients are able to enjoy their meals and celebrations with their friends and family safely. I also have a strong interest in augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). Seeing my clients work towards their goals through having access to extra modes of communication such as AAC makes me smile!
What's your favourite part of your job?
My favourite part is making sure that I bring activities or ideas which not only target intervention but are also fun and important to my clients!
Why did you join Superyou?
One thing that stood out to me about Superyou was being asked "what do you love about speech pathology?" in the job interview... I had never been asked that before and it certainly made me think!
Wild card question - what else should we know about you!
I believe the ideal sandwich is Cheese Supreme Doritos on fresh white bread.
Amy Theruviparambil
Amy Theruviparambil is an Occupational Therapist who is passionate about supporting people with disability to develop essential life skills, build independence, and participate meaningfully in their communities. She brings a thoughtful, person‑centred approach to her work, focusing on creating supportive environments where individuals can grow in confidence and capability.
Amy has a strong interest in paediatrics and enjoys working with children and their families, while also being keen to extend her practice across adolescent and adult populations. She finds the most rewarding part of her role is seeing clients make steady progress toward their goals and sharing in the moments that matter to them.
Amy joined Superyou to be part of a team that values its clinicians and supports ongoing professional growth. She is particularly drawn to the opportunity to develop her skills across a range of specialist areas. Amy views reimagining therapy as taking a holistic, individualised approach that adapts to each person’s unique needs, with a focus on collaboration, inclusion, and meaningful outcomes.
Amy Theruviparambil
Amy Theruviparambil is an Occupational Therapist who is passionate about supporting people with disability to develop essential life skills, build independence, and participate meaningfully in their communities. She brings a thoughtful, person‑centred approach to her work, focusing on creating supportive environments where individuals can grow in confidence and capability.
Amy has a strong interest in paediatrics and enjoys working with children and their families, while also being keen to extend her practice across adolescent and adult populations. She finds the most rewarding part of her role is seeing clients make steady progress toward their goals and sharing in the moments that matter to them.
Amy joined Superyou to be part of a team that values its clinicians and supports ongoing professional growth. She is particularly drawn to the opportunity to develop her skills across a range of specialist areas. Amy views reimagining therapy as taking a holistic, individualised approach that adapts to each person’s unique needs, with a focus on collaboration, inclusion, and meaningful outcomes.
Ariel Davies
Bassendean
Ariel is a Speech Pathologist who brings a thoughtful, collaborative, and deeply client‑centred approach to her work. She has a strong background in early childhood and school‑aged communication. Ariel is particularly passionate about helping children with Autism, sensory‑based feeding challenges, Muscle Tension Dysphonia, and Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders, and she loves seeing her clients grow their confidence in everyday communication.
Ariel’s sessions are playful, engaging, and grounded in each child’s unique strengths. She combines child‑led, play‑based therapy with a coaching style that empowers parents and caregivers to feel confident at home and in the community. Whether focusing on speech sounds, language development, AAC, or feeding, Ariel works closely with families to create supportive routines, celebrate progress, and navigate challenges together.
Outside of work, Ariel is energised by being around people—something that comes naturally after growing up in a big family. She enjoys reading, music, being outdoors, exploring new places, and is currently learning Spanish.
What she loves most about her role is building meaningful connections. For Ariel, supporting people to achieve their communication goals and celebrating every win—big or small—is the heart of her practice.
Ariel Davies
Bassendean
Ariel is a Speech Pathologist who brings a thoughtful, collaborative, and deeply client‑centred approach to her work. She has a strong background in early childhood and school‑aged communication. Ariel is particularly passionate about helping children with Autism, sensory‑based feeding challenges, Muscle Tension Dysphonia, and Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders, and she loves seeing her clients grow their confidence in everyday communication.
Ariel’s sessions are playful, engaging, and grounded in each child’s unique strengths. She combines child‑led, play‑based therapy with a coaching style that empowers parents and caregivers to feel confident at home and in the community. Whether focusing on speech sounds, language development, AAC, or feeding, Ariel works closely with families to create supportive routines, celebrate progress, and navigate challenges together.
Outside of work, Ariel is energised by being around people—something that comes naturally after growing up in a big family. She enjoys reading, music, being outdoors, exploring new places, and is currently learning Spanish.
What she loves most about her role is building meaningful connections. For Ariel, supporting people to achieve their communication goals and celebrating every win—big or small—is the heart of her practice.
Asha Tiede
Fremantle
Asha Tiede
Fremantle
Ashleigh Cloughley
Margaret River
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I come from a long line of family member that have devoted their life to the service and support of others which has always inspired me to give back to my community. See others achieve goals and engage in tasks they never thought possible drove me to peruse a career in occupational therapy. Nothing brings me more joy then enabling someone to live their fullest life.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My specialty area of occupational therapy is animal-assisted therapy! Most people know me not by name but by my therapy dog, Koda. I choose to embark on my journey as a canine-assisted occupational therapist during my second year of university when I witnessed first hand the power of animals on regulation, engagement and motivation during one of my placements. From their my passion only grew and I knew my path was to to enable others to achieve their goals with 4 little fluffy paws by my side.
What's your favourite part of your job?
What I love most about my job is the ability to building the capacity of not only my clients but their entire family to support and empower them to achieve their goals.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou Therapy to be a part of a dynamic and encouraging workplace that enables innovative thinking and the ability to grow within your passion areas.
Wild card question - what's one more thing we should know about you!
Ask me about animal assisted therapy or dog training.... but only if you've got alllllll day! 🙂
Ashleigh Cloughley
Margaret River
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I come from a long line of family member that have devoted their life to the service and support of others which has always inspired me to give back to my community. See others achieve goals and engage in tasks they never thought possible drove me to peruse a career in occupational therapy. Nothing brings me more joy then enabling someone to live their fullest life.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My specialty area of occupational therapy is animal-assisted therapy! Most people know me not by name but by my therapy dog, Koda. I choose to embark on my journey as a canine-assisted occupational therapist during my second year of university when I witnessed first hand the power of animals on regulation, engagement and motivation during one of my placements. From their my passion only grew and I knew my path was to to enable others to achieve their goals with 4 little fluffy paws by my side.
What's your favourite part of your job?
What I love most about my job is the ability to building the capacity of not only my clients but their entire family to support and empower them to achieve their goals.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou Therapy to be a part of a dynamic and encouraging workplace that enables innovative thinking and the ability to grow within your passion areas.
Wild card question - what's one more thing we should know about you!
Ask me about animal assisted therapy or dog training.... but only if you've got alllllll day! 🙂
Bella Chan
Cannington
Bella is based at the Cannington hub and works as an Occupational Therapist. They are passionate about helping people and supporting others to do what matters most to them. Bella is interested in specialising in paediatric occupational therapy, using play to help children build important skills in a fun and meaningful way. Their favourite part of the job is seeing the progress people make, especially the small wins that build confidence over time.
For Bella, Reimagining Therapy means finding creative, flexible, and person-centred ways to support each person’s unique journey.
Bella Chan
Cannington
Bella is based at the Cannington hub and works as an Occupational Therapist. They are passionate about helping people and supporting others to do what matters most to them. Bella is interested in specialising in paediatric occupational therapy, using play to help children build important skills in a fun and meaningful way. Their favourite part of the job is seeing the progress people make, especially the small wins that build confidence over time.
For Bella, Reimagining Therapy means finding creative, flexible, and person-centred ways to support each person’s unique journey.
Bethany Cleverly
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I am passionate about working with children and love the creativity that comes with being an OT to support individuals to achieve their goals.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My interests include working mainly in paediatrics, especially early childhood, but i love to learn about everything.
What's your favourite part of your job?
My favourite part of the job is watching clients make progress and achieve goals that are meaningful to them, while being a creative and supportive person for them in that process.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou to be a part of a supportive team of experienced therapists, to develop my clinical skills and learn from, and to have opportunities to develop as an OT.
Bethany Cleverly
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I am passionate about working with children and love the creativity that comes with being an OT to support individuals to achieve their goals.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My interests include working mainly in paediatrics, especially early childhood, but i love to learn about everything.
What's your favourite part of your job?
My favourite part of the job is watching clients make progress and achieve goals that are meaningful to them, while being a creative and supportive person for them in that process.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou to be a part of a supportive team of experienced therapists, to develop my clinical skills and learn from, and to have opportunities to develop as an OT.
Cadence Bok
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I have a previous career in public relations/media, after working a few years on organising press conferences and product launch events, I wanted to develop a career that is more meaningful and impacts people's lives positively. I have strong interest in communication and language, and that drove me to Speech Pathology!
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
Absolutely AAC as I'm in the AAC team! English is my second language and I can really empathise with people who cannot communicate freely (that still happens to me every now and then!). I resonate with people who don't have a voice and am dedicated to giving them a voice with my professional knowledge.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Definitely helping people to have a 'voice' and express themselves freely, or just building their capacity to do so! Empowering my clients to have access to an alternate way to express messages other than verbal language, and build up their confidence to communicate freely. Seeing the joy from clients and their families when achieving these little steps are the best motivation!
Why did you join Superyou?
I just came back from maternity leave (my little one just turned one year old) and wanting to find a workplace that cares for its employees, have the flexibility and of course a place that I can continue doing what I love - AAC. Superyou meets all my needs!
Cadence Bok
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I have a previous career in public relations/media, after working a few years on organising press conferences and product launch events, I wanted to develop a career that is more meaningful and impacts people's lives positively. I have strong interest in communication and language, and that drove me to Speech Pathology!
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
Absolutely AAC as I'm in the AAC team! English is my second language and I can really empathise with people who cannot communicate freely (that still happens to me every now and then!). I resonate with people who don't have a voice and am dedicated to giving them a voice with my professional knowledge.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Definitely helping people to have a 'voice' and express themselves freely, or just building their capacity to do so! Empowering my clients to have access to an alternate way to express messages other than verbal language, and build up their confidence to communicate freely. Seeing the joy from clients and their families when achieving these little steps are the best motivation!
Why did you join Superyou?
I just came back from maternity leave (my little one just turned one year old) and wanting to find a workplace that cares for its employees, have the flexibility and of course a place that I can continue doing what I love - AAC. Superyou meets all my needs!
Caitlin Stuart
Bassendean
Caitlin Stuart is an Occupational Therapist who supports adults with physical, neurological, and intellectual disabilities, as well as autistic adults and children. She also works with individuals who experience challenges related to ADHD and executive functioning, and enjoys supporting clients with diverse needs across different stages of life. Caitlin is passionate about delivering therapy that is practical, individualised, and grounded in each person’s strengths and goals.
Caitlin has a strong interest in interoception, emotional regulation, and sensory regulation, and brings a neuro‑affirming, strengths‑based approach to all aspects of her practice. She values building trusting, open, and collaborative relationships with clients and their families, taking the time to truly understand what matters to them and how they work best together. Caitlin’s sessions are client‑centred and supportive, and she especially enjoys bringing fun, playfulness, and a bit of silliness into her work with children to help them feel comfortable, engaged, and confident.
Outside of work, Caitlin loves being outdoors and enjoys camping, walking, hiking, going to the beach, and travelling whenever she can. She plays netball, enjoys cooking and trying new foods, and spends quality time with her pet rabbit. What Caitlin loves most about her work is building genuine connections with clients and families and knowing she is making a positive difference. She aims to bring a big smile to every session and hopes to make each client’s day just a little bit brighter.
Caitlin Stuart
Bassendean
Caitlin Stuart is an Occupational Therapist who supports adults with physical, neurological, and intellectual disabilities, as well as autistic adults and children. She also works with individuals who experience challenges related to ADHD and executive functioning, and enjoys supporting clients with diverse needs across different stages of life. Caitlin is passionate about delivering therapy that is practical, individualised, and grounded in each person’s strengths and goals.
Caitlin has a strong interest in interoception, emotional regulation, and sensory regulation, and brings a neuro‑affirming, strengths‑based approach to all aspects of her practice. She values building trusting, open, and collaborative relationships with clients and their families, taking the time to truly understand what matters to them and how they work best together. Caitlin’s sessions are client‑centred and supportive, and she especially enjoys bringing fun, playfulness, and a bit of silliness into her work with children to help them feel comfortable, engaged, and confident.
Outside of work, Caitlin loves being outdoors and enjoys camping, walking, hiking, going to the beach, and travelling whenever she can. She plays netball, enjoys cooking and trying new foods, and spends quality time with her pet rabbit. What Caitlin loves most about her work is building genuine connections with clients and families and knowing she is making a positive difference. She aims to bring a big smile to every session and hopes to make each client’s day just a little bit brighter.
Cambell Boutle
Wanneroo
Cambell is a Speech Therapist based at the Wanneroo hub. Driven by a passion to help others and ensure everyone can communicate and express themselves, Cambell enjoys working with children with hearing loss and has a strong interest in literacy. Cambell's favorite part of the job is working with clients and families to achieve their goals.
Joining Superyou was motivated by a desire to support children with disabilities in reaching their communication goals and to work within multidisciplinary teams for holistic care. Cambell believes reimagining therapy means thinking outside the box and tailoring therapy to each client's interests, learning styles, and needs to help them achieve their goals.
Cambell Boutle
Wanneroo
Cambell is a Speech Therapist based at the Wanneroo hub. Driven by a passion to help others and ensure everyone can communicate and express themselves, Cambell enjoys working with children with hearing loss and has a strong interest in literacy. Cambell's favorite part of the job is working with clients and families to achieve their goals.
Joining Superyou was motivated by a desire to support children with disabilities in reaching their communication goals and to work within multidisciplinary teams for holistic care. Cambell believes reimagining therapy means thinking outside the box and tailoring therapy to each client's interests, learning styles, and needs to help them achieve their goals.
Cameron Bownes
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I was instantly captivated by Occupational Therapy and the idea that the things we do in our daily lives (our occupations), have unique meaning, purpose, and value. Our ability to participate meaningfully in our life has a direct impact on many health outcomes and our sense of wellbeing.
Basically, I love the idea that living a life that has self defined meaning and value improves our physical and mental health. So by supporting others to be able to live their lives to the fullest has a huge impact on their quality of life.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I have a keen interest in mental health, in particular with youth and adolescents. In the context of the NDIS I believe it is such an important consideration when working with people who may have more difficulty engaging in a mainstream mental health setting, either due to difficulties with their ability to express and understand their emotions, physical access barriers, and a number of exclusion criteria that apply to the mainstream sector.
I believe that our mental health and sense of wellbeing play such a pivotal role in the quality of life we get to lead and can often be the difference in being able to confidently pursue our goals and aspirations in life.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Corny answers are hard to avoid, but I love the team I get to work with at Superyou. I place such a high importance on being able to enjoy the space in which you work and there are many like minded individuals who contribute to a wonderful and healthy work environment.
I also get a great deal of satisfaction seeing my clients working towards and accomplishing their goals, becoming more independent, ticking that thing of their list that they have been trying to achieve for months or years.
Why did you join Superyou?
After spending 5 years working across a number of different clinical areas during my time living in the UK, I decided to move home to be closer to my family and friends in Perth again. With this move came a big decision as to where I wanted to take my career next.
I have always loved working in the disability sector and with the remarkable people who comprise it. Families, therapists, support staff, and chiefly the people for whom I deliver services. So when a previous colleague, and someone I greatly admire, reached out to tell me about the organisation they had recently started with called Superyou, and after speaking with them about the vision and objectives for the organisation, and the ability to continue to explore my interest in Mental Health, within the context of the NDIS I was very excited to start to help build the organisation from the ground up.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
Reimagining Therapy is an opportunity to think outside the box of what is typical when considering how therapy is supposed to "look". It gives creative freedom for therapists to address our clients goals in a means that best suits their unique strengths and abilities, as well as the strengths of the people around them.
Cameron Bownes
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I was instantly captivated by Occupational Therapy and the idea that the things we do in our daily lives (our occupations), have unique meaning, purpose, and value. Our ability to participate meaningfully in our life has a direct impact on many health outcomes and our sense of wellbeing.
Basically, I love the idea that living a life that has self defined meaning and value improves our physical and mental health. So by supporting others to be able to live their lives to the fullest has a huge impact on their quality of life.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I have a keen interest in mental health, in particular with youth and adolescents. In the context of the NDIS I believe it is such an important consideration when working with people who may have more difficulty engaging in a mainstream mental health setting, either due to difficulties with their ability to express and understand their emotions, physical access barriers, and a number of exclusion criteria that apply to the mainstream sector.
I believe that our mental health and sense of wellbeing play such a pivotal role in the quality of life we get to lead and can often be the difference in being able to confidently pursue our goals and aspirations in life.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Corny answers are hard to avoid, but I love the team I get to work with at Superyou. I place such a high importance on being able to enjoy the space in which you work and there are many like minded individuals who contribute to a wonderful and healthy work environment.
I also get a great deal of satisfaction seeing my clients working towards and accomplishing their goals, becoming more independent, ticking that thing of their list that they have been trying to achieve for months or years.
Why did you join Superyou?
After spending 5 years working across a number of different clinical areas during my time living in the UK, I decided to move home to be closer to my family and friends in Perth again. With this move came a big decision as to where I wanted to take my career next.
I have always loved working in the disability sector and with the remarkable people who comprise it. Families, therapists, support staff, and chiefly the people for whom I deliver services. So when a previous colleague, and someone I greatly admire, reached out to tell me about the organisation they had recently started with called Superyou, and after speaking with them about the vision and objectives for the organisation, and the ability to continue to explore my interest in Mental Health, within the context of the NDIS I was very excited to start to help build the organisation from the ground up.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
Reimagining Therapy is an opportunity to think outside the box of what is typical when considering how therapy is supposed to "look". It gives creative freedom for therapists to address our clients goals in a means that best suits their unique strengths and abilities, as well as the strengths of the people around them.
Cameron Foo
Cannington
Cameron is an Occupational Therapist with a strong passion for paediatrics and mental health. He has extensive experience working with children and families and is continually energised by the creativity, connection, and resilience that paediatric work brings.
Cameron’s practice is guided by a strengths‑based approach and a motivating, collaborative style. He supports clients to build confidence, overcome challenges, and move towards the lives they want to live, with a strong focus on creating spaces where clients feel uplifted, capable, and empowered to explore new possibilities.
With a lifelong love of puzzles, board games, and problem‑solving, Cameron naturally brings creativity and curiosity into his work. He especially enjoys partnering with families to unpack complex challenges and identify practical, meaningful pathways forward, turning obstacles into opportunities with a steady and supportive presence.
Outside of work, Cameron is adventurous and enjoys exploring new hobbies, bringing that same energy into his clinical practice. In his role at Superyou, he brings enthusiasm, fresh ideas, and a commitment to making therapy both purposeful and enjoyable, while supporting clients and families to build skills, confidence, and momentum every step of the way.
Cameron Foo
Cannington
Cameron is an Occupational Therapist with a strong passion for paediatrics and mental health. He has extensive experience working with children and families and is continually energised by the creativity, connection, and resilience that paediatric work brings.
Cameron’s practice is guided by a strengths‑based approach and a motivating, collaborative style. He supports clients to build confidence, overcome challenges, and move towards the lives they want to live, with a strong focus on creating spaces where clients feel uplifted, capable, and empowered to explore new possibilities.
With a lifelong love of puzzles, board games, and problem‑solving, Cameron naturally brings creativity and curiosity into his work. He especially enjoys partnering with families to unpack complex challenges and identify practical, meaningful pathways forward, turning obstacles into opportunities with a steady and supportive presence.
Outside of work, Cameron is adventurous and enjoys exploring new hobbies, bringing that same energy into his clinical practice. In his role at Superyou, he brings enthusiasm, fresh ideas, and a commitment to making therapy both purposeful and enjoyable, while supporting clients and families to build skills, confidence, and momentum every step of the way.
Celina Tham
Bassendean
Celina Tham is an Occupational Therapist who enjoys working with people across the lifespan and supporting clients to build independence in their everyday lives. She has a strong interest in Early Childhood Intervention and mealtimes, and regularly supports children and families in these areas. Celina also enjoys working with school‑aged children, supporting the development of fine motor skills, emotional regulation, and resilience in ways that feel meaningful and achievable for the child and their family.
Celina takes a collaborative, client‑centred approach to therapy and believes the best progress comes from focusing on each person’s strengths and goals. She is motivated by supporting clients to do everyday activities that are often taken for granted, and values working closely with clients and families throughout the process. Outside of work, Celina enjoys playing ultimate frisbee, running, baking, and travelling to explore new places and experiences.
Celina Tham
Bassendean
Celina Tham is an Occupational Therapist who enjoys working with people across the lifespan and supporting clients to build independence in their everyday lives. She has a strong interest in Early Childhood Intervention and mealtimes, and regularly supports children and families in these areas. Celina also enjoys working with school‑aged children, supporting the development of fine motor skills, emotional regulation, and resilience in ways that feel meaningful and achievable for the child and their family.
Celina takes a collaborative, client‑centred approach to therapy and believes the best progress comes from focusing on each person’s strengths and goals. She is motivated by supporting clients to do everyday activities that are often taken for granted, and values working closely with clients and families throughout the process. Outside of work, Celina enjoys playing ultimate frisbee, running, baking, and travelling to explore new places and experiences.
Chelsea Forward
Wanneroo
My qualifications (incl University name)
Bachelor of Science (Speech Pathology) – Edith Cowan University
My specialisation / special interest
I’m keen to learn everything speech pathology, however, I am passionate about supporting individuals with complex communication needs and Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC).
My superpower, if I could have anything
Teleportation to go anywhere lightning fast as I love to travel, adventure, and avoid traffic.
What gets me up in the morning
My puppy (Akira) jumping on my bed to say good morning with her favourite toy (extra slobbery), the smell of fresh coffee and knowing I get to support people communicate!
Why I joined Superyou
I joined Superyou for many reasons but the two main reasons were 1) Superyou’s motto to reimagine therapy because I’m passionate about person-centred therapy in functional environments and continuously innovating the allied health space, and 2) Superyou fills prioritises employees so we can prioritise our clients.
Chelsea Forward
Wanneroo
My qualifications (incl University name)
Bachelor of Science (Speech Pathology) – Edith Cowan University
My specialisation / special interest
I’m keen to learn everything speech pathology, however, I am passionate about supporting individuals with complex communication needs and Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC).
My superpower, if I could have anything
Teleportation to go anywhere lightning fast as I love to travel, adventure, and avoid traffic.
What gets me up in the morning
My puppy (Akira) jumping on my bed to say good morning with her favourite toy (extra slobbery), the smell of fresh coffee and knowing I get to support people communicate!
Why I joined Superyou
I joined Superyou for many reasons but the two main reasons were 1) Superyou’s motto to reimagine therapy because I’m passionate about person-centred therapy in functional environments and continuously innovating the allied health space, and 2) Superyou fills prioritises employees so we can prioritise our clients.
Chloe Douch
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I chose occupational therapy because I wanted to go in to a career where I could help people while also being creative, thinking outside the box, and solving problems in unique ways.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My main interest area is Paediatrics. I enjoy working with my younger clients and their families at the start of their journey to empower them to develop skills to explore their world further in their own unique way.
What's your favourite part of your job?
My favourite part of the job is working alongside families and celebrating the small wins made in therapy. It is always so exciting to celebrate the small steps, no matter what the goal is!
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou as their tagline "reimagine therapy" was something that fit my values. Having an organisation that supports me to think outside the box when it comes to working with my clients and their goals means that I am encouraged to think of ways to work with my clients that may be outside the conventional "idea" of therapy.
Chloe Douch
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I chose occupational therapy because I wanted to go in to a career where I could help people while also being creative, thinking outside the box, and solving problems in unique ways.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My main interest area is Paediatrics. I enjoy working with my younger clients and their families at the start of their journey to empower them to develop skills to explore their world further in their own unique way.
What's your favourite part of your job?
My favourite part of the job is working alongside families and celebrating the small wins made in therapy. It is always so exciting to celebrate the small steps, no matter what the goal is!
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou as their tagline "reimagine therapy" was something that fit my values. Having an organisation that supports me to think outside the box when it comes to working with my clients and their goals means that I am encouraged to think of ways to work with my clients that may be outside the conventional "idea" of therapy.
Chris Hawkins
Cannington
Chris Hawkins
Cannington
Christy Watterson
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I was initially so interested in watching children acquire language and wanted to learn more about the profession. During my studies, I discovered more about speech pathologists' broad scope of practice (i.e. beyond language acquisition and articulation), and this ignited my passion for all things speech pathology.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My interest areas include early language acquisition, mealtimes, dysphagia, literacy and social skills. I am also studying to become an Autism Assessor and hope to support clients in this area in the not-too-distant future.
What's your favourite part of your job?
No two days are the same. I get to play lots of games and laugh lots on a daily basis. I love being a part of a profession where you can make a meaningful difference in people's lives.
Why did you join Superyou?
I wanted to work for a company that valued its employees and supported them to become the best clinicians they can be.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
Always finding new, fun and innovative ways to support clients to achieve their goals.
Christy Watterson
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I was initially so interested in watching children acquire language and wanted to learn more about the profession. During my studies, I discovered more about speech pathologists' broad scope of practice (i.e. beyond language acquisition and articulation), and this ignited my passion for all things speech pathology.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My interest areas include early language acquisition, mealtimes, dysphagia, literacy and social skills. I am also studying to become an Autism Assessor and hope to support clients in this area in the not-too-distant future.
What's your favourite part of your job?
No two days are the same. I get to play lots of games and laugh lots on a daily basis. I love being a part of a profession where you can make a meaningful difference in people's lives.
Why did you join Superyou?
I wanted to work for a company that valued its employees and supported them to become the best clinicians they can be.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
Always finding new, fun and innovative ways to support clients to achieve their goals.
Claudia Reen
Cannington
Claudia is an Occupational Therapist with experience supporting children and young people from early childhood through to early adulthood. She has a strong focus on social‑emotional development, sensory processing, executive functioning, and neurodiversity‑affirming practice, and is passionate about helping clients engage more confidently in the activities that are meaningful to them.
Claudia’s approach is collaborative, flexible, and strengths‑based. She places high value on building trust, genuine connection, and open communication, and works closely with clients, families, and wider support networks to ensure therapy is practical, holistic, and responsive across environments. Sessions are shaped by what matters most to the client, with a focus on emotional regulation, sensory regulation, and confidence‑building.
Claudia brings a thoughtful and creative approach to problem‑solving and enjoys finding new ways to support independence and participation. She has training in trauma‑informed practice and Mental Health First Aid, which supports her work with clients and families. Outside of work, Claudia enjoys spending time outdoors, travelling, listening to music, and engaging in creative activities. What she finds most rewarding is empowering clients and families and supporting meaningful progress over time.
Claudia Reen
Cannington
Claudia is an Occupational Therapist with experience supporting children and young people from early childhood through to early adulthood. She has a strong focus on social‑emotional development, sensory processing, executive functioning, and neurodiversity‑affirming practice, and is passionate about helping clients engage more confidently in the activities that are meaningful to them.
Claudia’s approach is collaborative, flexible, and strengths‑based. She places high value on building trust, genuine connection, and open communication, and works closely with clients, families, and wider support networks to ensure therapy is practical, holistic, and responsive across environments. Sessions are shaped by what matters most to the client, with a focus on emotional regulation, sensory regulation, and confidence‑building.
Claudia brings a thoughtful and creative approach to problem‑solving and enjoys finding new ways to support independence and participation. She has training in trauma‑informed practice and Mental Health First Aid, which supports her work with clients and families. Outside of work, Claudia enjoys spending time outdoors, travelling, listening to music, and engaging in creative activities. What she finds most rewarding is empowering clients and families and supporting meaningful progress over time.
Colleen Birchley
Colleen Birchley
Who we are
Superyou Therapy is an NDIS registered provider of therapy in Perth.
At Superyou Therapy, we care for our team. We make sure our clinicians have more time to focus on client needs. We believe this leads to happier clinicians and better client outcomes. That’s just one of the ways we’re reimagining therapy in WA.
