Cosney Lee
Cannington
Cosney Lee
Cannington
Danielle Hutton
Cannington
My qualifications (incl University name)
Bachelor of Speech Pathology, Flinders University in South Australia.
My specialisation / special interest
My special area of interest is assistive technology and I specialise in Augmentative and Alternative Communication, also known as AAC. I am dedicated to working with individual clients, their families, and their supports, to get the right equipment for them, to ensure that they are able to communicate and participate to the best of their ability, and in all the parts of their life that matter most to them. I also specialise in working with early intervention, mealtimes and dysphagia, stuttering and complex communication needs across the life span.
What inspires me
I am inspired daily, by the motivation and commitment that I witness in this role from families, parents and client's themselves when it comes to their dedication and motivation for progress. Seeing the impact that comes from the work we do, and the change that it can have on the daily life of someone we work with, inspires me to keep growing and learning so that I can do more in this role for more people.
What gets me up in the morning
Without a doubt, it’s a coffee in the sunshine and a morning yoga class or a quick dip in the ocean!
Why I joined Superyou
I joined Superyou because Superyou allows for its team of therapists to think outside of the box of traditional therapy and think of ways that we can have lasting and meaningful impacts in the work that we do for the people that we are here to help. It allows space for me to be a creative therapist that is doing what I do, without limitations and within a supportive workplace and team environment.
Danielle Hutton
Cannington
My qualifications (incl University name)
Bachelor of Speech Pathology, Flinders University in South Australia.
My specialisation / special interest
My special area of interest is assistive technology and I specialise in Augmentative and Alternative Communication, also known as AAC. I am dedicated to working with individual clients, their families, and their supports, to get the right equipment for them, to ensure that they are able to communicate and participate to the best of their ability, and in all the parts of their life that matter most to them. I also specialise in working with early intervention, mealtimes and dysphagia, stuttering and complex communication needs across the life span.
What inspires me
I am inspired daily, by the motivation and commitment that I witness in this role from families, parents and client's themselves when it comes to their dedication and motivation for progress. Seeing the impact that comes from the work we do, and the change that it can have on the daily life of someone we work with, inspires me to keep growing and learning so that I can do more in this role for more people.
What gets me up in the morning
Without a doubt, it’s a coffee in the sunshine and a morning yoga class or a quick dip in the ocean!
Why I joined Superyou
I joined Superyou because Superyou allows for its team of therapists to think outside of the box of traditional therapy and think of ways that we can have lasting and meaningful impacts in the work that we do for the people that we are here to help. It allows space for me to be a creative therapist that is doing what I do, without limitations and within a supportive workplace and team environment.
Danny McAuliffe
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
When I was in high school, a love for sport and a natural inclination to excel in Human Biology. Physiotherapy fit both areas and I was accepted straight into Curtin University. Since graduating in 2013, a fascination of the complex workings of the human body and anatomy. I have worked in a number of different fields and experienced many aspects of physiotherapy, currently exploring the disability sector to assist people where I am able.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
Particular interest in scapulothoracic rhythm, how the shoulder blades assist with our arm, neck and back function. A passion for acute care, intensive care, and complex acute rehab.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Meeting all the wonderful people that we interact with on a daily basis, I always leave work with a smile on my face.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined to be part of a progressive, forward thinking allied health team to support people living with different abilities. It has been incredibly rewarding to work alongside so many talented clinicians and clients.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
Reimagining therapy looks at therapy through a holistic lens, exploring all aspects of daily living and assisting with challenging areas through multi-discipline input.
Wild card question - what else should we know about you!
Fun fact - I am a qualified blacksmith who forges every weekend!
Danny McAuliffe
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
When I was in high school, a love for sport and a natural inclination to excel in Human Biology. Physiotherapy fit both areas and I was accepted straight into Curtin University. Since graduating in 2013, a fascination of the complex workings of the human body and anatomy. I have worked in a number of different fields and experienced many aspects of physiotherapy, currently exploring the disability sector to assist people where I am able.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
Particular interest in scapulothoracic rhythm, how the shoulder blades assist with our arm, neck and back function. A passion for acute care, intensive care, and complex acute rehab.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Meeting all the wonderful people that we interact with on a daily basis, I always leave work with a smile on my face.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined to be part of a progressive, forward thinking allied health team to support people living with different abilities. It has been incredibly rewarding to work alongside so many talented clinicians and clients.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
Reimagining therapy looks at therapy through a holistic lens, exploring all aspects of daily living and assisting with challenging areas through multi-discipline input.
Wild card question - what else should we know about you!
Fun fact - I am a qualified blacksmith who forges every weekend!
Demee Santalucia
Wanneroo
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I love how OT's focus on engaging people in meaningful and functional tasks and building strong rapport and connections with people. I also love the holistic approach of OT, I am constantly reminded to think creatively when it comes to supporting people achieve their goals.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I have always loved work in pediatrics across a range of goal areas. I have also recently enjoyed working with some adolescents and young adults.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Getting to meet so many wonderful, interesting people and listening to their story. I feel so lucky to be a part of all my clients journeys. Working in pediatrics is also lots of fun, sometimes I think I am having more fun than children I am working with.
Why did you join Superyou?
To increase and expand my skillset as a clinician and be provided with opportunities to develop and grow.
Demee Santalucia
Wanneroo
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I love how OT's focus on engaging people in meaningful and functional tasks and building strong rapport and connections with people. I also love the holistic approach of OT, I am constantly reminded to think creatively when it comes to supporting people achieve their goals.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I have always loved work in pediatrics across a range of goal areas. I have also recently enjoyed working with some adolescents and young adults.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Getting to meet so many wonderful, interesting people and listening to their story. I feel so lucky to be a part of all my clients journeys. Working in pediatrics is also lots of fun, sometimes I think I am having more fun than children I am working with.
Why did you join Superyou?
To increase and expand my skillset as a clinician and be provided with opportunities to develop and grow.
Destiny Perkins
Bassendean
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I knew I wanted to work with people and support them in achieving their goals. I have always loved and advocated for all different types of communication and this drove me to be the Speechie I am today.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My special area of interest is Augmented and Alternative Communication, also known as AAC, working with early intervention, people who have experienced trauma, and people with complex communication needs across the lifespan. I am dedicated to working with individual clients, their families, and their support to ensure that they are able to communicate and participate to the best of their ability in all of their environments.
What's your favourite part of your job?
No two days are the same! I love the ability to be flexible, have open and honest conversations and support people to achieve their functional goals.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou because I wanted to join a company that represents and aligns with my values. I love how Superyou is committed to thinking outside the box, and providing the best care for all our clients, and employees too. I look forward to developing my clinical skills with the support of a great team.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
Being able to think outside of the box and support clients to achieve their functional goals.
Destiny Perkins
Bassendean
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I knew I wanted to work with people and support them in achieving their goals. I have always loved and advocated for all different types of communication and this drove me to be the Speechie I am today.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My special area of interest is Augmented and Alternative Communication, also known as AAC, working with early intervention, people who have experienced trauma, and people with complex communication needs across the lifespan. I am dedicated to working with individual clients, their families, and their support to ensure that they are able to communicate and participate to the best of their ability in all of their environments.
What's your favourite part of your job?
No two days are the same! I love the ability to be flexible, have open and honest conversations and support people to achieve their functional goals.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou because I wanted to join a company that represents and aligns with my values. I love how Superyou is committed to thinking outside the box, and providing the best care for all our clients, and employees too. I look forward to developing my clinical skills with the support of a great team.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
Being able to think outside of the box and support clients to achieve their functional goals.
Eliza Wilson
Wanneroo
Eliza is an Occupational Therapist with experience supporting children, adolescents, and adults across a range of areas, including autism, ADHD, psychosocial and mental health challenges, and developmental paediatrics. She is particularly passionate about working with neurodivergent individuals and their families, and brings a strong commitment to neuroaffirming, trauma‑informed, and family‑centred practice. Eliza’s work is guided by the belief that therapy should be respectful, validating, and tailored to each person’s unique strengths, needs, and neurotype. She also has a keen interest in chronic illness, women’s health, and hypermobility, particularly within neurodivergent populations.
Eliza’s approach to therapy is relaxed, fun, and highly person‑centred. She strives to create a safe and collaborative environment where clients feel respected, empowered, and supported to work towards goals that are meaningful to them. Sessions are flexible, strengths‑based, and shaped in partnership with clients and their families to ensure strategies are practical, sustainable, and embedded in everyday life. Eliza has completed training in the Ready Rocket Program and professional development focused on interoception, sensory processing, and emotional regulation, which inform her neuroaffirming and sensory‑based approaches. She is currently planning further training in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) and Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), and hopes to one day pursue training in Animal Assisted Therapy.
Outside of work, Eliza is a mum to two wonderful neurodivergent children. She enjoys dancing and spending time with her pets, both of which bring balance and joy to her life. What she loves most about her work is supporting families and being part of each client’s journey towards growth, greater independence, and improved wellbeing.
Eliza Wilson
Wanneroo
Eliza is an Occupational Therapist with experience supporting children, adolescents, and adults across a range of areas, including autism, ADHD, psychosocial and mental health challenges, and developmental paediatrics. She is particularly passionate about working with neurodivergent individuals and their families, and brings a strong commitment to neuroaffirming, trauma‑informed, and family‑centred practice. Eliza’s work is guided by the belief that therapy should be respectful, validating, and tailored to each person’s unique strengths, needs, and neurotype. She also has a keen interest in chronic illness, women’s health, and hypermobility, particularly within neurodivergent populations.
Eliza’s approach to therapy is relaxed, fun, and highly person‑centred. She strives to create a safe and collaborative environment where clients feel respected, empowered, and supported to work towards goals that are meaningful to them. Sessions are flexible, strengths‑based, and shaped in partnership with clients and their families to ensure strategies are practical, sustainable, and embedded in everyday life. Eliza has completed training in the Ready Rocket Program and professional development focused on interoception, sensory processing, and emotional regulation, which inform her neuroaffirming and sensory‑based approaches. She is currently planning further training in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) and Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), and hopes to one day pursue training in Animal Assisted Therapy.
Outside of work, Eliza is a mum to two wonderful neurodivergent children. She enjoys dancing and spending time with her pets, both of which bring balance and joy to her life. What she loves most about her work is supporting families and being part of each client’s journey towards growth, greater independence, and improved wellbeing.
Elizabeth Briggs
Wanneroo
Eliza is an Occupational Therapist who is passionate about working alongside clients to help them achieve meaningful, self‑driven goals. She brings a strong commitment to advocacy and empowerment to every interaction, believing deeply in supporting individuals to have a voice in their own care.
Eliza has a particular interest in paediatric practice, especially supporting children with ASD, ADHD, and more complex developmental or behavioural needs. She is equally passionate about mental health, and values creating spaces where clients feel safe, understood, and confident in their own strengths.
One of Eliza’s favourite parts of her work is the opportunity to build genuine connections with clients and their broader support networks. She loves getting to know each person’s unique culture, background, interests, and aspirations, and uses these insights to shape highly personalised therapy activities and resources. For her, therapy is most powerful when it reflects the rich story of the person at its centre.
Eliza chose to join Superyou after completing an 8‑week placement with the team—an experience that left a lasting impression. She was drawn to the organisation’s collaborative spirit, evidence‑based approach, and the supportive people who now make up her day‑to‑day professional community.
With a strong drive to stay current with best‑practice research and a natural enthusiasm for going above and beyond, Eliza brings energy, empathy, and a client‑first mindset to every session. She is dedicated to helping clients and families feel confident, capable, and genuinely supported.
Elizabeth Briggs
Wanneroo
Eliza is an Occupational Therapist who is passionate about working alongside clients to help them achieve meaningful, self‑driven goals. She brings a strong commitment to advocacy and empowerment to every interaction, believing deeply in supporting individuals to have a voice in their own care.
Eliza has a particular interest in paediatric practice, especially supporting children with ASD, ADHD, and more complex developmental or behavioural needs. She is equally passionate about mental health, and values creating spaces where clients feel safe, understood, and confident in their own strengths.
One of Eliza’s favourite parts of her work is the opportunity to build genuine connections with clients and their broader support networks. She loves getting to know each person’s unique culture, background, interests, and aspirations, and uses these insights to shape highly personalised therapy activities and resources. For her, therapy is most powerful when it reflects the rich story of the person at its centre.
Eliza chose to join Superyou after completing an 8‑week placement with the team—an experience that left a lasting impression. She was drawn to the organisation’s collaborative spirit, evidence‑based approach, and the supportive people who now make up her day‑to‑day professional community.
With a strong drive to stay current with best‑practice research and a natural enthusiasm for going above and beyond, Eliza brings energy, empathy, and a client‑first mindset to every session. She is dedicated to helping clients and families feel confident, capable, and genuinely supported.
Ella Crowe
Fremantle
My qualifications
Bachelor of Science (Occupational Therapy) (Honours) at Curtin University.
My specialisation / special interest
Paediatrics is a special interest area of mine, although I am very excited to work with adolescents and adult clients.
My superpower, if I could have anything
Being able to fly. It would be awesome to fly around the world and see everything from a different point of view.
What gets me up in the morning
The warm weather, going to the beach, and my pets!
Why I joined Superyou
To work within an organisation that provides opportunities to upskill, and work within a team that is supportive and has experienced therapists who I can learn from.
Ella Crowe
Fremantle
My qualifications
Bachelor of Science (Occupational Therapy) (Honours) at Curtin University.
My specialisation / special interest
Paediatrics is a special interest area of mine, although I am very excited to work with adolescents and adult clients.
My superpower, if I could have anything
Being able to fly. It would be awesome to fly around the world and see everything from a different point of view.
What gets me up in the morning
The warm weather, going to the beach, and my pets!
Why I joined Superyou
To work within an organisation that provides opportunities to upskill, and work within a team that is supportive and has experienced therapists who I can learn from.
Ellen Gracie
Wanneroo
My qualifications
Bachelor of Science (Speech Pathology) - Curtin University.
My specialisation/special interest
I am passionate about supporting people with complex communication needs and all things Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC). I also love working in early childhood intervention and empowering families.
My superpower, if I could have anything
Hand-eye coordination. Not technically a superpower, but it would be for me! Apologies to the many drinks and breakables lost due to my bad hand-eye coordination.
What gets me up in the morning
About 10 alarms spaced three minutes apart. Also getting to do a job that I love, with an amazing team helps too… (but mostly the alarms).
Why I joined Superyou
I joined Superyou for the chance to be part of something new and different. Everything about ‘reimagining therapy’ resonated with me, particularly the flexibility to change, adapt and add to our service to match our client needs. When I heard that Superyou is committed to putting people first, I knew it was for me.
Ellen Gracie
Wanneroo
My qualifications
Bachelor of Science (Speech Pathology) - Curtin University.
My specialisation/special interest
I am passionate about supporting people with complex communication needs and all things Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC). I also love working in early childhood intervention and empowering families.
My superpower, if I could have anything
Hand-eye coordination. Not technically a superpower, but it would be for me! Apologies to the many drinks and breakables lost due to my bad hand-eye coordination.
What gets me up in the morning
About 10 alarms spaced three minutes apart. Also getting to do a job that I love, with an amazing team helps too… (but mostly the alarms).
Why I joined Superyou
I joined Superyou for the chance to be part of something new and different. Everything about ‘reimagining therapy’ resonated with me, particularly the flexibility to change, adapt and add to our service to match our client needs. When I heard that Superyou is committed to putting people first, I knew it was for me.
Ellen Van Beek
Cannington
Ellen Van Beek is a Speech Pathologist who is passionate about supporting people to communicate with confidence and joy across all stages of life. Inspired by her brother’s experience with speech pathology growing up, Ellen values bringing fun, play, and creativity into therapy, knowing that learning happens best when it feels engaging, meaningful, and motivating.
Ellen enjoys working across the lifespan and takes a collaborative, client‑centred approach to therapy. She loves learning alongside clients and families to support progress toward goals that matter most to them. Ellen has a strong interest in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and is particularly passionate about how AAC can unlock meaningful communication with family, friends, and the wider world. Being part of each client’s communication journey is something she considers a true privilege.
Ellen brings an open‑minded, enthusiastic approach to her work and values thinking outside the box while learning from the incredible team around her. She enjoys collaborating within a supportive, multidisciplinary environment and was drawn to Superyou for its strong graduate program, emphasis on training and support, diverse client presentations, and genuine commitment to work‑life balance.
Outside of work, Ellen loves spending time at the beach, enjoying mochi, and eating avo toast. What she finds most rewarding is making therapy fun and celebrating alongside clients as they achieve goals they’re proud of.
Ellen Van Beek
Cannington
Ellen Van Beek is a Speech Pathologist who is passionate about supporting people to communicate with confidence and joy across all stages of life. Inspired by her brother’s experience with speech pathology growing up, Ellen values bringing fun, play, and creativity into therapy, knowing that learning happens best when it feels engaging, meaningful, and motivating.
Ellen enjoys working across the lifespan and takes a collaborative, client‑centred approach to therapy. She loves learning alongside clients and families to support progress toward goals that matter most to them. Ellen has a strong interest in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and is particularly passionate about how AAC can unlock meaningful communication with family, friends, and the wider world. Being part of each client’s communication journey is something she considers a true privilege.
Ellen brings an open‑minded, enthusiastic approach to her work and values thinking outside the box while learning from the incredible team around her. She enjoys collaborating within a supportive, multidisciplinary environment and was drawn to Superyou for its strong graduate program, emphasis on training and support, diverse client presentations, and genuine commitment to work‑life balance.
Outside of work, Ellen loves spending time at the beach, enjoying mochi, and eating avo toast. What she finds most rewarding is making therapy fun and celebrating alongside clients as they achieve goals they’re proud of.
Ellie Jones
Wanneroo
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I liked that as an Occupational Therapist there would a wide variety of practice areas for me to learn about and engage in, making every day different.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I am currently experiencing and developing my skills in a variety of practice areas to find the one I would like to specialise in.
What's your favourite part of your job?
The amazing community at Superyou and seeing the impact we have on people's life.
Why did you join Superyou?
For the amazing post graduate program!
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
To continue to find ways to better the service we provide.
Ellie Jones
Wanneroo
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I liked that as an Occupational Therapist there would a wide variety of practice areas for me to learn about and engage in, making every day different.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I am currently experiencing and developing my skills in a variety of practice areas to find the one I would like to specialise in.
What's your favourite part of your job?
The amazing community at Superyou and seeing the impact we have on people's life.
Why did you join Superyou?
For the amazing post graduate program!
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
To continue to find ways to better the service we provide.
Emil Kuah
Cannington
Emil Kuah is passionate about his career in Speech Pathology, drawn to the field by its diversity and the opportunity to work outside of a typical 9-to-5 desk job. Currently based in Cannington, Emil enjoys collaborating with a team of enthusiastic clinicians at Superyou, where the supportive culture fosters a sense of community.
Emil believes that reimagining therapy involves maintaining curiosity about clients and their families! He encourages Allied Health students to embrace their learning experiences by not hesitating to ask questions.
Emil Kuah
Cannington
Emil Kuah is passionate about his career in Speech Pathology, drawn to the field by its diversity and the opportunity to work outside of a typical 9-to-5 desk job. Currently based in Cannington, Emil enjoys collaborating with a team of enthusiastic clinicians at Superyou, where the supportive culture fosters a sense of community.
Emil believes that reimagining therapy involves maintaining curiosity about clients and their families! He encourages Allied Health students to embrace their learning experiences by not hesitating to ask questions.
Emily Bennison
Great Southern
Emily Bennison is an Occupational Therapist based at our Great Southern hub. She has 10 years of experience working as an OT with older adults and in child and adolescent mental health. Emily is passionate about working with people and values the versatility of OT, which allows her to have a varied and engaging career. She has a strong background in assistive technology and home modifications, and is interested in specialising in self and sensory regulation with kids.
Emily enjoys that every day is different and loves helping people achieve their goals. She joined Superyou to be part of an organisation with an ambitious purpose and a drive to improve lives. For Emily, reimagining therapy means being person-centred and working towards clients' goals, not just sticking to traditional OT interventions.
Emily Bennison
Great Southern
Emily Bennison is an Occupational Therapist based at our Great Southern hub. She has 10 years of experience working as an OT with older adults and in child and adolescent mental health. Emily is passionate about working with people and values the versatility of OT, which allows her to have a varied and engaging career. She has a strong background in assistive technology and home modifications, and is interested in specialising in self and sensory regulation with kids.
Emily enjoys that every day is different and loves helping people achieve their goals. She joined Superyou to be part of an organisation with an ambitious purpose and a drive to improve lives. For Emily, reimagining therapy means being person-centred and working towards clients' goals, not just sticking to traditional OT interventions.
Emily Pachta
Wanneroo
Emily is an occupational therapist who brings a compassionate, grounded approach to supporting clients and their families. With years of experience as a disability support worker, she developed a deep appreciation for the everyday challenges people face and the powerful impact that skilled, person‑centred support can make.
Drawn to healthcare from an early age, Emily was inspired by the idea of helping others create meaningful change in their daily lives. Discovering occupational therapy opened the door to a profession that aligned perfectly with her values: working alongside people of all ages to build confidence, independence, and joy in the activities that matter most to them.
Emily enjoys working across a broad range of needs and abilities, and she has a particular passion for supporting younger children through early‑intervention therapy. She is also excited about developing her skills in psychosocial OT, especially with adolescents. What motivates her most is the opportunity to connect with individuals and families face‑to‑face, celebrating achievements, navigating challenges together, and witnessing the real‑world impact of collaborative, strengths‑based therapy.
Guided by the belief that therapy should feel empowering, Emily tailors her sessions to each client’s interests, abilities, and goals. She values creating a supportive, encouraging space where clients feel understood, capable, and confident to try new things.
Emily Pachta
Wanneroo
Emily is an occupational therapist who brings a compassionate, grounded approach to supporting clients and their families. With years of experience as a disability support worker, she developed a deep appreciation for the everyday challenges people face and the powerful impact that skilled, person‑centred support can make.
Drawn to healthcare from an early age, Emily was inspired by the idea of helping others create meaningful change in their daily lives. Discovering occupational therapy opened the door to a profession that aligned perfectly with her values: working alongside people of all ages to build confidence, independence, and joy in the activities that matter most to them.
Emily enjoys working across a broad range of needs and abilities, and she has a particular passion for supporting younger children through early‑intervention therapy. She is also excited about developing her skills in psychosocial OT, especially with adolescents. What motivates her most is the opportunity to connect with individuals and families face‑to‑face, celebrating achievements, navigating challenges together, and witnessing the real‑world impact of collaborative, strengths‑based therapy.
Guided by the belief that therapy should feel empowering, Emily tailors her sessions to each client’s interests, abilities, and goals. She values creating a supportive, encouraging space where clients feel understood, capable, and confident to try new things.
Emma Balatti
Cannington
Emma Balatti is a Speech Pathologist who is passionate about supporting children and families to build strong, meaningful communication skills that make a real difference in everyday life. She has long been fascinated by language development and was drawn to speech pathology after seeing the impact that communication support had on children within her own community and the positive ripple effect it created for families.
Emma has a strong interest in early childhood intervention, speech sounds, paediatric feeding and mealtimes, and social communication. She values therapy that is flexible, practical, and responsive, and enjoys working collaboratively with children and their families to support goals that are meaningful and functional within daily routines. Emma places a strong emphasis on building trusting relationships and creating therapy sessions that are engaging, supportive, and enjoyable.
Emma was drawn to Superyou for its commitment to psychological safety, neuro‑affirming practice, and a genuinely supportive team environment. She values opportunities to continue developing her skills in her areas of interest and enjoys working within a workplace that prioritises collaboration, learning, and high‑quality care.
What Emma enjoys most about her work is the variety each day brings, building strong connections with clients and families, and making therapy fun while supporting positive, lasting change.
Emma Balatti
Cannington
Emma Balatti is a Speech Pathologist who is passionate about supporting children and families to build strong, meaningful communication skills that make a real difference in everyday life. She has long been fascinated by language development and was drawn to speech pathology after seeing the impact that communication support had on children within her own community and the positive ripple effect it created for families.
Emma has a strong interest in early childhood intervention, speech sounds, paediatric feeding and mealtimes, and social communication. She values therapy that is flexible, practical, and responsive, and enjoys working collaboratively with children and their families to support goals that are meaningful and functional within daily routines. Emma places a strong emphasis on building trusting relationships and creating therapy sessions that are engaging, supportive, and enjoyable.
Emma was drawn to Superyou for its commitment to psychological safety, neuro‑affirming practice, and a genuinely supportive team environment. She values opportunities to continue developing her skills in her areas of interest and enjoys working within a workplace that prioritises collaboration, learning, and high‑quality care.
What Emma enjoys most about her work is the variety each day brings, building strong connections with clients and families, and making therapy fun while supporting positive, lasting change.
Emma Cooke
Wanneroo
Emma is a thoughtful and dedicated clinician who is passionate about helping clients express themselves in ways that feel authentic, empowering, and uniquely suited to their needs. With experience supporting both adults and children across disability contexts, she brings a calm, intentional approach to every session and values the relationships she builds along the way.
Emma is especially passionate about augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and working with the paediatric population. She believes communication should always feel meaningful and accessible, and she considers it an honour to support clients as they discover new ways to connect with the world around them. For Emma, being part of someone’s journey toward greater confidence, independence, and self‑expression is deeply rewarding.
Known for her flexibility and open‑mindedness, Emma thrives on creative problem‑solving. She embraces collaboration, thinks outside the box, and continually refines her practice to ensure truly neuroaffirming care. Whether she’s adjusting therapy approaches, incorporating feedback, or following a client’s lead during playful, engaging sessions, she always aims to ensure clients feel safe and supported during their sessions.
Emma was drawn to this practice for its genuine commitment to both clients and clinicians, and she values being part of a team that works wholeheartedly to make therapy meaningful. Outside of work, you’ll often find her enjoying coastal walks and spending time with her dog, two things that never fail to bring her joy!
Emma Cooke
Wanneroo
Emma is a thoughtful and dedicated clinician who is passionate about helping clients express themselves in ways that feel authentic, empowering, and uniquely suited to their needs. With experience supporting both adults and children across disability contexts, she brings a calm, intentional approach to every session and values the relationships she builds along the way.
Emma is especially passionate about augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and working with the paediatric population. She believes communication should always feel meaningful and accessible, and she considers it an honour to support clients as they discover new ways to connect with the world around them. For Emma, being part of someone’s journey toward greater confidence, independence, and self‑expression is deeply rewarding.
Known for her flexibility and open‑mindedness, Emma thrives on creative problem‑solving. She embraces collaboration, thinks outside the box, and continually refines her practice to ensure truly neuroaffirming care. Whether she’s adjusting therapy approaches, incorporating feedback, or following a client’s lead during playful, engaging sessions, she always aims to ensure clients feel safe and supported during their sessions.
Emma was drawn to this practice for its genuine commitment to both clients and clinicians, and she values being part of a team that works wholeheartedly to make therapy meaningful. Outside of work, you’ll often find her enjoying coastal walks and spending time with her dog, two things that never fail to bring her joy!
Eve Williams
Cannington
Eve Williams is a Speech Pathologist who is passionate about supporting people to communicate with confidence, independence, and a strong sense of self. She enjoys working across the lifespan and has supported individuals from early childhood through to older adulthood, valuing the meaningful impact that communication can have on everyday life, relationships, and participation.
Eve has experience supporting people with physical disabilities and neurological conditions, including Parkinson’s disease, dementia, and stroke, as well as autistic individuals and people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). She has a strong interest in supporting communication within adult and aged care populations and is particularly passionate about the use of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) to enhance communication, participation, and connection.
Eve takes a neurodiversity‑affirming approach to therapy, valuing each client’s individuality and supporting them to recognise and build on their strengths. Clients can expect a collaborative, respectful, and strengths‑based approach, with therapy tailored to what matters most to them and their daily lives.
Eve has completed professional development across a range of areas that support her practice, including the Hanen Program (More Than Words), Sounds‑Write, neurodiversity‑affirming approaches to stuttering therapy, interoception, culturally safe practice, and tongue and oral motor control.
Outside of work, Eve enjoys travelling and spending time outdoors, particularly camping. She also enjoys skating, yoga, basketball, and painting. What Eve finds most meaningful about her work is supporting people to feel heard, valued, and confident, and knowing that their voice and experiences truly matter.
Eve Williams
Cannington
Eve Williams is a Speech Pathologist who is passionate about supporting people to communicate with confidence, independence, and a strong sense of self. She enjoys working across the lifespan and has supported individuals from early childhood through to older adulthood, valuing the meaningful impact that communication can have on everyday life, relationships, and participation.
Eve has experience supporting people with physical disabilities and neurological conditions, including Parkinson’s disease, dementia, and stroke, as well as autistic individuals and people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). She has a strong interest in supporting communication within adult and aged care populations and is particularly passionate about the use of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) to enhance communication, participation, and connection.
Eve takes a neurodiversity‑affirming approach to therapy, valuing each client’s individuality and supporting them to recognise and build on their strengths. Clients can expect a collaborative, respectful, and strengths‑based approach, with therapy tailored to what matters most to them and their daily lives.
Eve has completed professional development across a range of areas that support her practice, including the Hanen Program (More Than Words), Sounds‑Write, neurodiversity‑affirming approaches to stuttering therapy, interoception, culturally safe practice, and tongue and oral motor control.
Outside of work, Eve enjoys travelling and spending time outdoors, particularly camping. She also enjoys skating, yoga, basketball, and painting. What Eve finds most meaningful about her work is supporting people to feel heard, valued, and confident, and knowing that their voice and experiences truly matter.
Fiona Grahame
Fremantle
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I studied Psychology because it's a field that develops transferable skills & rewards the pursuit of various areas of interest. Earlier in my career I also worked as both a clinician and research officer in drug and alcohol treatment clinics.
For the past four years I've worked with autistic people and their families, running parent groups, training events and completing autism assessments for children, young people and adults.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I'm passionate about providing neuro-affirming assessments to help autistic people and their loved ones better understand their neurotype & what they need to live the life they want.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Witnessing the changes that have occurred in the autism field over the past 20 years. I'm excited that health professionals are now collaborating with the autistic community to further develop our understanding of autism and how to best support autistic people.
Why did you join Superyou?
I wanted to join a team who are enthusiastic about innovation and providing neuro-affirming interventions & assessments for autistic people.
Fiona Grahame
Fremantle
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I studied Psychology because it's a field that develops transferable skills & rewards the pursuit of various areas of interest. Earlier in my career I also worked as both a clinician and research officer in drug and alcohol treatment clinics.
For the past four years I've worked with autistic people and their families, running parent groups, training events and completing autism assessments for children, young people and adults.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I'm passionate about providing neuro-affirming assessments to help autistic people and their loved ones better understand their neurotype & what they need to live the life they want.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Witnessing the changes that have occurred in the autism field over the past 20 years. I'm excited that health professionals are now collaborating with the autistic community to further develop our understanding of autism and how to best support autistic people.
Why did you join Superyou?
I wanted to join a team who are enthusiastic about innovation and providing neuro-affirming interventions & assessments for autistic people.
Grace Hatch
Great Southern
Grace is an occupational therapist with a passion for supporting people in a holistic way that adds meaning, enjoyment, and happiness to life. She enjoys learning about others and helping them achieve their goals, with a particular interest in paediatrics, assistive technology, emotional regulation, and home modifications. Grace joined Superyou for its strong team culture, learning opportunities, and commitment to high-quality, person-centred care.
Grace Hatch
Great Southern
Grace is an occupational therapist with a passion for supporting people in a holistic way that adds meaning, enjoyment, and happiness to life. She enjoys learning about others and helping them achieve their goals, with a particular interest in paediatrics, assistive technology, emotional regulation, and home modifications. Grace joined Superyou for its strong team culture, learning opportunities, and commitment to high-quality, person-centred care.
Harman Phillips
Bassendean
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
Initially to help people improve their function and mobility through rehab, and now to also help people through equipment prescription.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
Assistive technology, including postural and pressure care and neurological rehab.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Being able to help people achieve goals that are important and meaningful to them.
Why did you join Superyou?
The opportunity to work in an organisation that will change and improve to ensure it can have the best client outcomes possible.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
It looks like providing the most evidence based and individualised service possible to help clients achieve the best outcomes.
Harman Phillips
Bassendean
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
Initially to help people improve their function and mobility through rehab, and now to also help people through equipment prescription.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
Assistive technology, including postural and pressure care and neurological rehab.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Being able to help people achieve goals that are important and meaningful to them.
Why did you join Superyou?
The opportunity to work in an organisation that will change and improve to ensure it can have the best client outcomes possible.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
It looks like providing the most evidence based and individualised service possible to help clients achieve the best outcomes.
Hayley Nasi
Bassendean
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
To support people in their everyday activities for access, safety, independence and leisure participation.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My special interests are in Complex Home Modifications, Specialist Disability Accommodation Assessments and Assistive Technology.
I also am passionate about Neurodiverse Affirming Practice to support adults and children in a range of life stages.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Being able to support people gain new skills and support them to access all environments that they participate in.
Why did you join Superyou?
To engage in the realm of spicing the way therapy is completed, where clinicians are supported to do this.
Hayley Nasi
Bassendean
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
To support people in their everyday activities for access, safety, independence and leisure participation.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My special interests are in Complex Home Modifications, Specialist Disability Accommodation Assessments and Assistive Technology.
I also am passionate about Neurodiverse Affirming Practice to support adults and children in a range of life stages.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Being able to support people gain new skills and support them to access all environments that they participate in.
Why did you join Superyou?
To engage in the realm of spicing the way therapy is completed, where clinicians are supported to do this.
Husna Salman
Wanneroo
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
Growing up I was always very indecisive (unfortunately I still haven't grown out of this) about what I wanted do when I got older, but I always knew that I ultimately wanted to help others and make a difference in people's lives.
This indecisiveness led to me applying to many different courses for university but eventually what led me to OT was the emphasis and passion we place on understanding the people we work with holistically, and helping them to do the things that make them happy, are meaningful to them and ultimately help them thrive!
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I'm constantly learning about all the different areas we as OTs can specialise in which is so fascinating, but I have always had a special interest in anything and everything to do with the brain and how this impacts our daily life. I also have developed a strong passion for working in the early intervention space, and general paediatrics to support children and their families to achieve their goals.
What's your favourite part of your job?
This is a tough question to narrow down as I have so many parts of my job that I love and are so special to me. The culture we have at Superyou, and seeing and learning from my colleagues everyday, as well as developing strong therapeutic relationships with my clients and their families and seeing them achieve their goals makes me so happy.
Why did you join Superyou?
I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to complete my third-year university placement with Superyou and it was one of the best placements I had that I constantly reflect on. After that, Superyou always stuck with me and I knew it was the place I wanted to be to begin and develop my career.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
To me, Reimaging Therapy is about consistently approaching your service with a person-centered lens, in which the client is the expert on their life and their needs, and using this lens to deliver a holistic, individualised approach that may look different than traditional approaches. I believe it is also about placing an emphasis on the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, as well as us as clinicians filling our own cups and looking after ourselves, so we can better support our clients to do the same.
Husna Salman
Wanneroo
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
Growing up I was always very indecisive (unfortunately I still haven't grown out of this) about what I wanted do when I got older, but I always knew that I ultimately wanted to help others and make a difference in people's lives.
This indecisiveness led to me applying to many different courses for university but eventually what led me to OT was the emphasis and passion we place on understanding the people we work with holistically, and helping them to do the things that make them happy, are meaningful to them and ultimately help them thrive!
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I'm constantly learning about all the different areas we as OTs can specialise in which is so fascinating, but I have always had a special interest in anything and everything to do with the brain and how this impacts our daily life. I also have developed a strong passion for working in the early intervention space, and general paediatrics to support children and their families to achieve their goals.
What's your favourite part of your job?
This is a tough question to narrow down as I have so many parts of my job that I love and are so special to me. The culture we have at Superyou, and seeing and learning from my colleagues everyday, as well as developing strong therapeutic relationships with my clients and their families and seeing them achieve their goals makes me so happy.
Why did you join Superyou?
I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to complete my third-year university placement with Superyou and it was one of the best placements I had that I constantly reflect on. After that, Superyou always stuck with me and I knew it was the place I wanted to be to begin and develop my career.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
To me, Reimaging Therapy is about consistently approaching your service with a person-centered lens, in which the client is the expert on their life and their needs, and using this lens to deliver a holistic, individualised approach that may look different than traditional approaches. I believe it is also about placing an emphasis on the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, as well as us as clinicians filling our own cups and looking after ourselves, so we can better support our clients to do the same.
Indi Rogers
Wanneroo
Indi Rogers is an Occupational Therapist at Superyou, where she is passionate about the areas of mental health and the role of music in therapy across all ages. With a background in therapy assistant and support worker roles within the disability sector, Indi received early exposure to occupational therapy thanks to her mother's paediatric clinic.
This inspired her to pursue an OT career, and she values the connections made through her work. Indi believes in bringing passion and creativity to therapy sessions while supporting a wide variety of individuals, including their families and peers. She encourages Allied Health students to prioritise communication, ask questions, and share their insights, as they can offer unique perspectives even as students.
Indi Rogers
Wanneroo
Indi Rogers is an Occupational Therapist at Superyou, where she is passionate about the areas of mental health and the role of music in therapy across all ages. With a background in therapy assistant and support worker roles within the disability sector, Indi received early exposure to occupational therapy thanks to her mother's paediatric clinic.
This inspired her to pursue an OT career, and she values the connections made through her work. Indi believes in bringing passion and creativity to therapy sessions while supporting a wide variety of individuals, including their families and peers. She encourages Allied Health students to prioritise communication, ask questions, and share their insights, as they can offer unique perspectives even as students.
Jacob Bonjour
Wanneroo
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I wanted to have a career working with people and helping others to achieve their goals.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I'm interested in the Assistive Technology and Home Automation and Access Technology areas.
What's your favourite part of your job?
I love the team and working with people who are all passionate about helping others
Why did you join Superyou?
I heard it had an amazing team and was a new and up and coming service provider.
Jacob Bonjour
Wanneroo
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I wanted to have a career working with people and helping others to achieve their goals.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I'm interested in the Assistive Technology and Home Automation and Access Technology areas.
What's your favourite part of your job?
I love the team and working with people who are all passionate about helping others
Why did you join Superyou?
I heard it had an amazing team and was a new and up and coming service provider.
Jahde Sumner
Fremantle
Jahde Sumner is a Senior Speech Pathologist, Autism Assessor and AAC Consultant at Superyou who has been working with the autistic community for the past 11 years. Jahde has worked in Perth and Melbourne, and completed specific autism assessment training in London, United Kingdom. Jahde is passionate about using a strengths-based approach to support and empower autistic individuals and their families at the beginning of their journey.
Jahde Sumner
Fremantle
Jahde Sumner is a Senior Speech Pathologist, Autism Assessor and AAC Consultant at Superyou who has been working with the autistic community for the past 11 years. Jahde has worked in Perth and Melbourne, and completed specific autism assessment training in London, United Kingdom. Jahde is passionate about using a strengths-based approach to support and empower autistic individuals and their families at the beginning of their journey.
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Jen Blaxill
Fremantle
My qualifications
Bachelor of Science (Occupational Therapy)(Hons) – Curtin University.
My specialisation/special interest
Driver assessment, especially supporting new drivers with a disability to become safe and confident on our roads. Driving is often a big part of developing independence and autonomy – I love getting to be a part of that!
My superpower, if I could have anything
I think I’d be keen to time travel, there’s definitely a few favourite life moments I’d like to relive.
What gets me up in the morning
My toddler mostly, closely followed by a good cold brew coffee!
Why I joined Superyou
The opportunity to be innovative in achieving client goals, and having fun while we’re at it!
Jen Blaxill
Fremantle
My qualifications
Bachelor of Science (Occupational Therapy)(Hons) – Curtin University.
My specialisation/special interest
Driver assessment, especially supporting new drivers with a disability to become safe and confident on our roads. Driving is often a big part of developing independence and autonomy – I love getting to be a part of that!
My superpower, if I could have anything
I think I’d be keen to time travel, there’s definitely a few favourite life moments I’d like to relive.
What gets me up in the morning
My toddler mostly, closely followed by a good cold brew coffee!
Why I joined Superyou
The opportunity to be innovative in achieving client goals, and having fun while we’re at it!
Jessica Dickson
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I have always been drawn to working with people in a helping profession. I have an older brother who lives with disability and I had experience seeing the work that health professionals do and the importance of the role they played in his life. I felt as though Occupational Therapy suited me best as it allows me to work holistically and with the goals that re most important to the person.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My career has led me to develop specialised knowledge and skills in the area of assistive technology for AAC, computer access, environmental control and gaming. My role is to enable people to control their technology using alternative methods such as switch access, eye gaze, integrated wheelchair controls and mounting.
What's your favourite part of your job?
I love to problem solve and come up with creative solutions that support people to do the things that are most important to them, whether that is play a video game, call a friend, play their favorite movie on TV or use their AAC device to crack a joke.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou because its an organisation that is committed to supporting both their clients and their staff to achieve positive outcomes for all. Superyou is proactive in supporting its therapists to grow and develop their skills. It is also an organisation that embraces the ideas of its staff and is willing to give change a go.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
Reimagining therapy is looking outside the traditional delivery models of therapy and meeting the person's needs at the life stage they are at and what is most important to them now.
Jessica Dickson
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I have always been drawn to working with people in a helping profession. I have an older brother who lives with disability and I had experience seeing the work that health professionals do and the importance of the role they played in his life. I felt as though Occupational Therapy suited me best as it allows me to work holistically and with the goals that re most important to the person.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My career has led me to develop specialised knowledge and skills in the area of assistive technology for AAC, computer access, environmental control and gaming. My role is to enable people to control their technology using alternative methods such as switch access, eye gaze, integrated wheelchair controls and mounting.
What's your favourite part of your job?
I love to problem solve and come up with creative solutions that support people to do the things that are most important to them, whether that is play a video game, call a friend, play their favorite movie on TV or use their AAC device to crack a joke.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou because its an organisation that is committed to supporting both their clients and their staff to achieve positive outcomes for all. Superyou is proactive in supporting its therapists to grow and develop their skills. It is also an organisation that embraces the ideas of its staff and is willing to give change a go.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
Reimagining therapy is looking outside the traditional delivery models of therapy and meeting the person's needs at the life stage they are at and what is most important to them now.
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.
