Nikita Smout
Wanneroo
Nikita Smout is a dedicated and compassionate Speech Pathologist, committed to helping individuals communicate with confidence and live fulfilling lives through personalised, neuroaffirming therapy.
With a love for music and singing, Nikita brings creativity and imagination to her sessions, favouring flexible person-centred approaches over rigid traditional models. She finds great meaning in positively impacting her clients' everyday experiences and thrives within the vibrant, supportive culture at Superyou, where she continues to grow both personally and professionally.
Nikita is especially passionate about working with adults and is excited to further specialise in dysphagia and neurorehabilitation.
Nikita Smout
Wanneroo
Nikita Smout is a dedicated and compassionate Speech Pathologist, committed to helping individuals communicate with confidence and live fulfilling lives through personalised, neuroaffirming therapy.
With a love for music and singing, Nikita brings creativity and imagination to her sessions, favouring flexible person-centred approaches over rigid traditional models. She finds great meaning in positively impacting her clients' everyday experiences and thrives within the vibrant, supportive culture at Superyou, where she continues to grow both personally and professionally.
Nikita is especially passionate about working with adults and is excited to further specialise in dysphagia and neurorehabilitation.
Olivia Dugandzic
Wanneroo
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I was intrigued by the Speech Pathology profession from a very young age. My brother had seen a Speech Pathologist for a few years, and I remember sitting in on his therapy sessions thinking how rewarding (and totally awesome) it would be to be that special person that will support someone to achieve their communication goals. So, here I am!
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My special area of interest is in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). I enjoy working with my 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.
What's your favourite part of your job?
I'm constantly learning and growing every day, no day is ever the same! I love being out on the road - supporting clients to achieve their communication goals across all of their environments (home, school and out in the community).
Why did you join Superyou?
I wanted to be part of something new and exciting, and work for an organisation which values its staff and clients. Superyou truly prioritises employees to ensure we can prioritise and provide the best service for our clients.
I also wanted to be able to help reimagine therapy in WA and provide excellent person-centred care to achieve great outcomes for our clients.
Olivia Dugandzic
Wanneroo
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I was intrigued by the Speech Pathology profession from a very young age. My brother had seen a Speech Pathologist for a few years, and I remember sitting in on his therapy sessions thinking how rewarding (and totally awesome) it would be to be that special person that will support someone to achieve their communication goals. So, here I am!
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
My special area of interest is in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). I enjoy working with my 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.
What's your favourite part of your job?
I'm constantly learning and growing every day, no day is ever the same! I love being out on the road - supporting clients to achieve their communication goals across all of their environments (home, school and out in the community).
Why did you join Superyou?
I wanted to be part of something new and exciting, and work for an organisation which values its staff and clients. Superyou truly prioritises employees to ensure we can prioritise and provide the best service for our clients.
I also wanted to be able to help reimagine therapy in WA and provide excellent person-centred care to achieve great outcomes for our clients.
Piper Gibbs
Bunbury
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I was driven to choose a career in occupational therapy because of my strong desire to help individuals lead fulfilling and independent lives. The holistic approach of occupational therapy, focusing on both physical and emotional well-being, deeply resonated with me. Witnessing the transformative impact of therapy on people's daily lives, particularly those with developmental challenges inspired me to pursue this path. Additionally, the opportunity to work collaboratively with families and other professionals to develop personalised interventions fuelled my passion for this rewarding and impactful career.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I love the broadness of occupational therapy, which is why I have no plans to specialise as of yet. I have a particular interest in Early Childhood Intervention, as I love to see how little lives can be impacted positively by occupational therapy.
I love being able to play all day and get to call it work! Being able to see the smiles on the little kiddies, and see them achieve their goals through play is one of the most rewarding parts of this profession. Not to mention, I love being able to work within a tightknit team, who support and encourage each other to be the best therapist they can be.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Superyou offered so many principles that aligned with my own values. They offered a supportive, and accommodating environment that meant I could develop my clinical skills in a team that would encourage me to be the best I could be, rather than expecting me to fit an existing mold. Superyou offered innovation and was changing the way therapy is delivered, which I thought was what occupational therapy should be about.
Piper Gibbs
Bunbury
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I was driven to choose a career in occupational therapy because of my strong desire to help individuals lead fulfilling and independent lives. The holistic approach of occupational therapy, focusing on both physical and emotional well-being, deeply resonated with me. Witnessing the transformative impact of therapy on people's daily lives, particularly those with developmental challenges inspired me to pursue this path. Additionally, the opportunity to work collaboratively with families and other professionals to develop personalised interventions fuelled my passion for this rewarding and impactful career.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I love the broadness of occupational therapy, which is why I have no plans to specialise as of yet. I have a particular interest in Early Childhood Intervention, as I love to see how little lives can be impacted positively by occupational therapy.
I love being able to play all day and get to call it work! Being able to see the smiles on the little kiddies, and see them achieve their goals through play is one of the most rewarding parts of this profession. Not to mention, I love being able to work within a tightknit team, who support and encourage each other to be the best therapist they can be.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Superyou offered so many principles that aligned with my own values. They offered a supportive, and accommodating environment that meant I could develop my clinical skills in a team that would encourage me to be the best I could be, rather than expecting me to fit an existing mold. Superyou offered innovation and was changing the way therapy is delivered, which I thought was what occupational therapy should be about.
Prashanthi Jeyaramn
Cannington
Prashanthi Jeyaramn is a dedicated speech pathologist quickly gaining experience in the disability sector, having initially worked as a speech therapy assistant. She has a broad range of interests and is particularly passionate about neuroaffirming practice and Early Childhood Intervention, which allows her to make a meaningful impact on children's development.
Prashanthi loves her job and finds joy in working alongside families and clinicians to provide the best care possible. She believes in client-centred, holistic care that addresses individual needs through innovative approaches. Her commitment to helping others and providing meaningful support drives her passion for speech pathology, as she strives to empower individuals to find their voice and communicate confidently.
Prashanthi Jeyaramn
Cannington
Prashanthi Jeyaramn is a dedicated speech pathologist quickly gaining experience in the disability sector, having initially worked as a speech therapy assistant. She has a broad range of interests and is particularly passionate about neuroaffirming practice and Early Childhood Intervention, which allows her to make a meaningful impact on children's development.
Prashanthi loves her job and finds joy in working alongside families and clinicians to provide the best care possible. She believes in client-centred, holistic care that addresses individual needs through innovative approaches. Her commitment to helping others and providing meaningful support drives her passion for speech pathology, as she strives to empower individuals to find their voice and communicate confidently.
Rachel Bendtsen
Fremantle
Rachel Bendtsen
Fremantle
Rachel Grimwade
Fremantle
Rachel Grimwade
Fremantle
Rhiannan Harris
Wanneroo
Rhiannan Harris is a Speech Pathologist who is passionate about supporting individuals to communicate in ways that are meaningful to them in their everyday lives. She takes a functional, client‑centred approach to therapy, focusing on creating engaging sessions that align with each person’s goals and support learning in a way that feels natural and enjoyable.
Rhiannan has a strong interest in early childhood supports, particularly in speech production, including motor speech, phonology, and articulation. She is also building her skills in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), with a focus on helping individuals find their voice and connect with others in ways that work for them.
Rhiannan joined Superyou to continue developing her practice within a supportive, collaborative team environment. She finds the most rewarding part of her work is seeing the impact of communication in everyday life — whether that’s being better understood by others or using a device to express thoughts and needs. Outside of work, Rhiannan enjoys baking and is often experimenting with sourdough to share with friends and family.
Rhiannan Harris
Wanneroo
Rhiannan Harris is a Speech Pathologist who is passionate about supporting individuals to communicate in ways that are meaningful to them in their everyday lives. She takes a functional, client‑centred approach to therapy, focusing on creating engaging sessions that align with each person’s goals and support learning in a way that feels natural and enjoyable.
Rhiannan has a strong interest in early childhood supports, particularly in speech production, including motor speech, phonology, and articulation. She is also building her skills in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), with a focus on helping individuals find their voice and connect with others in ways that work for them.
Rhiannan joined Superyou to continue developing her practice within a supportive, collaborative team environment. She finds the most rewarding part of her work is seeing the impact of communication in everyday life — whether that’s being better understood by others or using a device to express thoughts and needs. Outside of work, Rhiannan enjoys baking and is often experimenting with sourdough to share with friends and family.
Samantha Carlson
Peel
Samantha is a speech pathologist who brings genuine warmth, curiosity, and creativity to every session. Drawn to the health field from a young age, she discovered a deep passion for speech pathology after seeing the meaningful impact it had within her own family. What started as an interest soon grew into a love for the variety the profession offers—working with diverse clients, tailoring approaches, and exploring the many specialties within communication support.
Samantha has a particular interest in early language development as well as school‑aged language and literacy. She values the strong, trusting relationships she builds with children, young people, and their families, and she approaches each client with a thoughtful, neurodiversity‑affirming mindset. Thinking outside the box comes naturally to her; she enjoys collaborating closely with clients to understand their goals and create supports that feel authentic, practical, and empowering.
After many years in a small private practice, Samantha was drawn to working within a multidisciplinary team where collaboration and shared learning thrive. Superyou’s commitment to neurodiversity‑affirming practice deeply resonated with her, and she is passionate about contributing to an environment where clients feel safe, respected, and celebrated.
Outside the clinic, Samantha enjoys travelling and spending time with her rescue cat, Enzo—who has proudly appointed himself her unofficial assistant.
Samantha Carlson
Peel
Samantha is a speech pathologist who brings genuine warmth, curiosity, and creativity to every session. Drawn to the health field from a young age, she discovered a deep passion for speech pathology after seeing the meaningful impact it had within her own family. What started as an interest soon grew into a love for the variety the profession offers—working with diverse clients, tailoring approaches, and exploring the many specialties within communication support.
Samantha has a particular interest in early language development as well as school‑aged language and literacy. She values the strong, trusting relationships she builds with children, young people, and their families, and she approaches each client with a thoughtful, neurodiversity‑affirming mindset. Thinking outside the box comes naturally to her; she enjoys collaborating closely with clients to understand their goals and create supports that feel authentic, practical, and empowering.
After many years in a small private practice, Samantha was drawn to working within a multidisciplinary team where collaboration and shared learning thrive. Superyou’s commitment to neurodiversity‑affirming practice deeply resonated with her, and she is passionate about contributing to an environment where clients feel safe, respected, and celebrated.
Outside the clinic, Samantha enjoys travelling and spending time with her rescue cat, Enzo—who has proudly appointed himself her unofficial assistant.
Sanjana Bhatoolaul
Cannington
Sanjana Bhatoolaul is a compassionate and dedicated Speech Pathologist with three years of experience in the disability sector. Fluent in Hindi and French, Sanjana brings a culturally rich perspective to her work, allowing her to connect meaningfully with clients from diverse backgrounds. Her practice is grounded in empathy and person-centred care, with a deep commitment to supporting individuals of all ages in achieving their communication goals. Whether working with children through Early Childhood Intervention or supporting adults in rehabilitation, Sanjana is passionate about empowering people to find their voice and thrive.
At Superyou, Sanjana values the collaborative, multidisciplinary environment that encourages ongoing learning and professional development. She is especially passionate about neuroaffirming practice and believes in redefining traditional therapy by making communication accessible and inclusive. For Sanjana, therapy is not just about achieving outcomes, it’s about building strong, trusting relationships and creating space for every client to be heard, understood, and supported in their journey.
Sanjana Bhatoolaul
Cannington
Sanjana Bhatoolaul is a compassionate and dedicated Speech Pathologist with three years of experience in the disability sector. Fluent in Hindi and French, Sanjana brings a culturally rich perspective to her work, allowing her to connect meaningfully with clients from diverse backgrounds. Her practice is grounded in empathy and person-centred care, with a deep commitment to supporting individuals of all ages in achieving their communication goals. Whether working with children through Early Childhood Intervention or supporting adults in rehabilitation, Sanjana is passionate about empowering people to find their voice and thrive.
At Superyou, Sanjana values the collaborative, multidisciplinary environment that encourages ongoing learning and professional development. She is especially passionate about neuroaffirming practice and believes in redefining traditional therapy by making communication accessible and inclusive. For Sanjana, therapy is not just about achieving outcomes, it’s about building strong, trusting relationships and creating space for every client to be heard, understood, and supported in their journey.
Sara Yong
Cannington
How long have you worked in the disability sector?
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I was inspired to change careers to speech pathology after tutoring a client with a learning disability. During this time, I witnessed the significant impact that tailored support can have, sparking a passion for helping others.
A conversation with my aunt, who has over 40 years of experience working with children with disabilities, further encouraged this career shift. Her valuable insights and recommendation reinforced the idea that speech pathology is a truly rewarding profession that can make a real difference in people's lives.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
In the future, I hope to specialise in supporting clients with mealtime difficulties, an area of particular interest and importance.
What's your favourite part of your job?
My favourite part about the job is the chance to interact with clients and their families. It's incredibly rewarding to see clients make progress, whether it's improving their communication or gaining confidence in everyday tasks out in the community or at home. Building strong relationships with families and seeing them feel empowered to support their loved ones is one of the highlights.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou because the organisation's objectives really resonated. The emphasis on "thinking big" and being encouraged to make mistakes and learn from them aligned with my own values. It's refreshing to be in an environment where growth is supported, and the focus is on impressing clients through genuine progress and care.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
"Reimagining therapy" to me means finding creative, personalised ways to help clients grow. It's about adapting approaches to fit individual needs, making therapy engaging, and empowering clients to reach their goals in a natural, meaningful way.
Sara Yong
Cannington
How long have you worked in the disability sector?
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I was inspired to change careers to speech pathology after tutoring a client with a learning disability. During this time, I witnessed the significant impact that tailored support can have, sparking a passion for helping others.
A conversation with my aunt, who has over 40 years of experience working with children with disabilities, further encouraged this career shift. Her valuable insights and recommendation reinforced the idea that speech pathology is a truly rewarding profession that can make a real difference in people's lives.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
In the future, I hope to specialise in supporting clients with mealtime difficulties, an area of particular interest and importance.
What's your favourite part of your job?
My favourite part about the job is the chance to interact with clients and their families. It's incredibly rewarding to see clients make progress, whether it's improving their communication or gaining confidence in everyday tasks out in the community or at home. Building strong relationships with families and seeing them feel empowered to support their loved ones is one of the highlights.
Why did you join Superyou?
I joined Superyou because the organisation's objectives really resonated. The emphasis on "thinking big" and being encouraged to make mistakes and learn from them aligned with my own values. It's refreshing to be in an environment where growth is supported, and the focus is on impressing clients through genuine progress and care.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
"Reimagining therapy" to me means finding creative, personalised ways to help clients grow. It's about adapting approaches to fit individual needs, making therapy engaging, and empowering clients to reach their goals in a natural, meaningful way.
Sarah Golding
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
OT resonated with me because of its holistic approach and the opportunity to work with a diverse range of individuals. I appreciate that each day and every person brings unique experiences, making every interaction distinct and meaningful.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I enjoy working with people of all ages and abilities to achieve their individualised goals! I do have a growing interest in working collaboratively with individuals who have neurological disabilities.
What's your favourite part of your job?
I love collaborating with clients and seeing the smiles on their faces as they celebrate both big and small therapy wins!
Why did you join Superyou?
I was drawn to Superyou because of their passionate and dedicated team who share like-minded values. I strongly believe the support they provide will help me grow my clinical skills, and I look forward to collaborating with a team that truly focuses on client-centered care.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
Innovative approaches to therapy to create more inclusive, accessible, and personalised therapy experiences, with the goal to effectively address individual needs and enhance overall well-being.
Sarah Golding
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
OT resonated with me because of its holistic approach and the opportunity to work with a diverse range of individuals. I appreciate that each day and every person brings unique experiences, making every interaction distinct and meaningful.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I enjoy working with people of all ages and abilities to achieve their individualised goals! I do have a growing interest in working collaboratively with individuals who have neurological disabilities.
What's your favourite part of your job?
I love collaborating with clients and seeing the smiles on their faces as they celebrate both big and small therapy wins!
Why did you join Superyou?
I was drawn to Superyou because of their passionate and dedicated team who share like-minded values. I strongly believe the support they provide will help me grow my clinical skills, and I look forward to collaborating with a team that truly focuses on client-centered care.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
Innovative approaches to therapy to create more inclusive, accessible, and personalised therapy experiences, with the goal to effectively address individual needs and enhance overall well-being.
Sarah Roseboom
Fremantle
Sarah is a speech pathologist who brings warmth, curiosity, and a deep appreciation for the power of communication to her work with children, young people, and families. Her background in tutoring and out‑of‑school‑hours care laid the foundation for her strengths‑focused approach—one built on understanding individual needs, forming genuine connections, and creating supportive environments where clients can thrive. Inspired by seeing the meaningful impact speech therapy had on people close to her, Sarah was drawn to a career where she could help others experience greater confidence and independence through communication.
Sarah has a strong interest in early childhood intervention and a growing passion for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). She is especially drawn to family‑centred, play‑based therapy that builds skills within the moments and routines that matter most. She loves getting to know clients and their families on a personal level and finds joy in celebrating both the big milestones and the small, meaningful steps along the way.
She chose to join Superyou for its warm, collaborative culture and the way the team genuinely supports one another. Sarah values being part of a workplace that cares for its clinicians as much as its clients, recognising that supported therapists can create truly impactful outcomes.
For Sarah, reimagining therapy means being flexible, creative, and open to approaches that best suit each family—even if they look a little unconventional. Outside of work, she enjoys sunset trips to the beach, relaxing with music, and playing the harp, a passion she has cherished since childhood.
Sarah Roseboom
Fremantle
Sarah is a speech pathologist who brings warmth, curiosity, and a deep appreciation for the power of communication to her work with children, young people, and families. Her background in tutoring and out‑of‑school‑hours care laid the foundation for her strengths‑focused approach—one built on understanding individual needs, forming genuine connections, and creating supportive environments where clients can thrive. Inspired by seeing the meaningful impact speech therapy had on people close to her, Sarah was drawn to a career where she could help others experience greater confidence and independence through communication.
Sarah has a strong interest in early childhood intervention and a growing passion for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). She is especially drawn to family‑centred, play‑based therapy that builds skills within the moments and routines that matter most. She loves getting to know clients and their families on a personal level and finds joy in celebrating both the big milestones and the small, meaningful steps along the way.
She chose to join Superyou for its warm, collaborative culture and the way the team genuinely supports one another. Sarah values being part of a workplace that cares for its clinicians as much as its clients, recognising that supported therapists can create truly impactful outcomes.
For Sarah, reimagining therapy means being flexible, creative, and open to approaches that best suit each family—even if they look a little unconventional. Outside of work, she enjoys sunset trips to the beach, relaxing with music, and playing the harp, a passion she has cherished since childhood.
Sharole Yu
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
Occupational therapy is such a unique and rewarding job. It helps people achieve independence and improve their quality of life. It's amazing to be able to make a real difference in someone's life.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I have a passion for working with children and young adults, focusing on fostering their confidence and enhancing their quality of life. My ultimate goal is to ensure they experience joy and fully enjoy their lives.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Getting positive feedback from clients, families, and team members, seeing the changes in clients, and celebrating all the wins.
Why did you join Superyou?
Supportive supervisors and a lovely working environment provide a strong foundation for success.
Sharole Yu
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
Occupational therapy is such a unique and rewarding job. It helps people achieve independence and improve their quality of life. It's amazing to be able to make a real difference in someone's life.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I have a passion for working with children and young adults, focusing on fostering their confidence and enhancing their quality of life. My ultimate goal is to ensure they experience joy and fully enjoy their lives.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Getting positive feedback from clients, families, and team members, seeing the changes in clients, and celebrating all the wins.
Why did you join Superyou?
Supportive supervisors and a lovely working environment provide a strong foundation for success.
Sonal Pindoria
Wanneroo
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I have loved talking and interacting with people since I was young and that soon shaped into this drive to support people which eventually led me to allied health. I chose Speech Pathology just to see if I like it and instead I fell in LOVE! I love how we can support people in so many ways through speech, language and even mealtimes! I also enjoy living all the small wins with people, working towards their long term goals.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I really enjoy providing mealtime supports as food is such a huge part of my culture and live and knowing this drives me to get creative to ensure all our clients can enjoy all the foods they love whilst being safe. I also enjoy working in Early Intervention, following the child's lead in therapy and supporting them with their communication development through play and meaningful experiences.
What's your favourite part of your job?
I enjoy working with my wider team, especially joint sessions because I always come out of those session having learnt more about how to support our clients holistically. I also really enjoy the culture Superyou strives to provide and always feel taken care of.
Why did you join Superyou?
I was drawn to all the perks and supports Superyou provides, initially I questioned how they would deliver everything they were offering but since joining Superyou has stuck by all their values and promises! I am also proud to be working for an organisation that takes care of their employees and prioritises mental wellbeing.
Sonal Pindoria
Wanneroo
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I have loved talking and interacting with people since I was young and that soon shaped into this drive to support people which eventually led me to allied health. I chose Speech Pathology just to see if I like it and instead I fell in LOVE! I love how we can support people in so many ways through speech, language and even mealtimes! I also enjoy living all the small wins with people, working towards their long term goals.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I really enjoy providing mealtime supports as food is such a huge part of my culture and live and knowing this drives me to get creative to ensure all our clients can enjoy all the foods they love whilst being safe. I also enjoy working in Early Intervention, following the child's lead in therapy and supporting them with their communication development through play and meaningful experiences.
What's your favourite part of your job?
I enjoy working with my wider team, especially joint sessions because I always come out of those session having learnt more about how to support our clients holistically. I also really enjoy the culture Superyou strives to provide and always feel taken care of.
Why did you join Superyou?
I was drawn to all the perks and supports Superyou provides, initially I questioned how they would deliver everything they were offering but since joining Superyou has stuck by all their values and promises! I am also proud to be working for an organisation that takes care of their employees and prioritises mental wellbeing.
Sophia Lamers
Bassendean
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I have always had a passion for helping others and I believe that power of communication in any form is so important to create connection between people and meaning in life. Everyone has the right to be able to express themselves!
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
Currently I am interested in Early Intervention and AAC but am excited to see what will happen in the future.
What's your favourite part of your job?
All the amazing people and families I get to meet, support and work with.
Why did you join Superyou?
I felt that the company was going to support me as a clinician so that I am able to better support my clients. I also feel Superyou has strong values, a lively and energetic core and encourages clinicians to be creative.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
Making therapy FUN! Thinking outside of the box and being creative with resources and ways to look at therapy.
Sophia Lamers
Bassendean
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I have always had a passion for helping others and I believe that power of communication in any form is so important to create connection between people and meaning in life. Everyone has the right to be able to express themselves!
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
Currently I am interested in Early Intervention and AAC but am excited to see what will happen in the future.
What's your favourite part of your job?
All the amazing people and families I get to meet, support and work with.
Why did you join Superyou?
I felt that the company was going to support me as a clinician so that I am able to better support my clients. I also feel Superyou has strong values, a lively and energetic core and encourages clinicians to be creative.
What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?
Making therapy FUN! Thinking outside of the box and being creative with resources and ways to look at therapy.
Suzanne Lim
Bassendean
,Leadership Team
Suzanne Lim is Superyou’s Clinical Manager of Bassendean and Wanneroo, and a Speech Pathologist with 13 years of experience in the disability sector. Inspired by witnessing the transformative power of communication during volunteer work, she's passionate about helping neurodivergent clients, particularly those who are autistic.
At Superyou, Suzanne enjoys supporting her team and seeing clients achieve their goals. She believes in a creative and innovative approach to therapy. Her advice to students? Seek out as many hands-on experiences as possible.
Suzanne Lim
Bassendean
,Leadership Team
Suzanne Lim is Superyou’s Clinical Manager of Bassendean and Wanneroo, and a Speech Pathologist with 13 years of experience in the disability sector. Inspired by witnessing the transformative power of communication during volunteer work, she's passionate about helping neurodivergent clients, particularly those who are autistic.
At Superyou, Suzanne enjoys supporting her team and seeing clients achieve their goals. She believes in a creative and innovative approach to therapy. Her advice to students? Seek out as many hands-on experiences as possible.
Tanith Brien
Fremantle
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I was interested in working with people in a helping profession and had an interest in children's communication and literacy.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I'm passionate about the impact that assistive technology, including Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) can have to enable independence, communication, connection with others and ability to meet their goals.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Getting to know the diverse range of clients I get to work with and seeing them be able to express their personalities and experience more control in their lives with the right AT.
Why did you join Superyou?
I liked Superyou's approach to delivering services in innovative ways as well as the support for neurodiversity affirming approaches.
Tanith Brien
Fremantle
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I was interested in working with people in a helping profession and had an interest in children's communication and literacy.
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I'm passionate about the impact that assistive technology, including Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) can have to enable independence, communication, connection with others and ability to meet their goals.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Getting to know the diverse range of clients I get to work with and seeing them be able to express their personalities and experience more control in their lives with the right AT.
Why did you join Superyou?
I liked Superyou's approach to delivering services in innovative ways as well as the support for neurodiversity affirming approaches.
Tash Paolino
Wanneroo
Tash Paolino
Wanneroo
Taylah Fitzgerald
Wanneroo
Taylah Fitzgerald
Wanneroo
Tegan Collette
Fremantle
Tegan is a Speech Pathologist who supports communication across the lifespan and enjoys working with both children and adults. She has experience supporting school‑aged clients with language development and has a strong interest in mealtimes and dysphagia.
Tegan takes a neurodiversity‑affirming, client‑centred approach to therapy and is known for her calm, patient, and empathetic style. She works collaboratively with clients and families to support confidence, independence, and meaningful goal‑setting. Tegan also brings over 10 years of experience working in healthcare as a dental nurse, which underpins her strong communication skills and collaborative approach to care.
Outside of work, Tegan enjoys travelling, camping, spending time at the beach, and being outdoors with her two Labradors.
Tegan Collette
Fremantle
Tegan is a Speech Pathologist who supports communication across the lifespan and enjoys working with both children and adults. She has experience supporting school‑aged clients with language development and has a strong interest in mealtimes and dysphagia.
Tegan takes a neurodiversity‑affirming, client‑centred approach to therapy and is known for her calm, patient, and empathetic style. She works collaboratively with clients and families to support confidence, independence, and meaningful goal‑setting. Tegan also brings over 10 years of experience working in healthcare as a dental nurse, which underpins her strong communication skills and collaborative approach to care.
Outside of work, Tegan enjoys travelling, camping, spending time at the beach, and being outdoors with her two Labradors.
Tiana Merritt
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I find it really rewarding to be able to support people to get the most out of life and achieve goals they are passionate about. I love finding unique perspectives and creative solutions. I also love supporting my clients to find their strengths and reach their goals. i love to be creative and work collaboratively with my clients to builds their skills
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I enjoy a diverse caseload with a growing interest in low-cost Assistive Technology, home modifications, early childhood intervention and adults.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Seeing the difference I can make in my clients and their families lives.
Why did you join Superyou?
The team at Superyou you is super supportive and collaborative. I love the idea of reimagining therapy and finding new creative therapy intervention approaches.
Tiana Merritt
Cannington
What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?
I find it really rewarding to be able to support people to get the most out of life and achieve goals they are passionate about. I love finding unique perspectives and creative solutions. I also love supporting my clients to find their strengths and reach their goals. i love to be creative and work collaboratively with my clients to builds their skills
Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?
I enjoy a diverse caseload with a growing interest in low-cost Assistive Technology, home modifications, early childhood intervention and adults.
What's your favourite part of your job?
Seeing the difference I can make in my clients and their families lives.
Why did you join Superyou?
The team at Superyou you is super supportive and collaborative. I love the idea of reimagining therapy and finding new creative therapy intervention approaches.
Tracy Spencer
Fremantle
With over 15 years of experience in the field of Occupational Therapy, Tracy has had the privilege of working with individuals across all age groups, primarily in the areas of disability and psychosocial disability. More recently, she has focused on supporting autistic adults—especially those who are late diagnosed—as well as adults with psychosocial disability. Tracy has extensive experience conducting therapy via videoconference, having worked solely in telehealth for the past 6 years. This allows Tracy to connect with clients all across the country.
Tracy’s approach to therapy is grounded in her upbringing on a farm, where creativity and practical problem-solving were part of everyday life. This background has shaped her unique style of therapy, which combines practical strategies, with creativity and a deep understanding of the human mind (specifically executive functioning and nervous system regulation).
Tracy is passionate about using a trauma informed coaching-style approach in her work, partnering with clients to empower them in identifying and working towards their personal goals. She helps clients navigate and work with their unique nervous systems and brains, not against them, as they strive to achieve meaningful outcomes in their own ways.
When not working, Tracy enjoys being a Mum of 2 children, walking amongst the trees, lego, puzzles, listening to music, going to the gym and mostly recently, scuba-diving (a very proud achievement of hers recently and something that she thought she would never ever do)!
Tracy Spencer
Fremantle
With over 15 years of experience in the field of Occupational Therapy, Tracy has had the privilege of working with individuals across all age groups, primarily in the areas of disability and psychosocial disability. More recently, she has focused on supporting autistic adults—especially those who are late diagnosed—as well as adults with psychosocial disability. Tracy has extensive experience conducting therapy via videoconference, having worked solely in telehealth for the past 6 years. This allows Tracy to connect with clients all across the country.
Tracy’s approach to therapy is grounded in her upbringing on a farm, where creativity and practical problem-solving were part of everyday life. This background has shaped her unique style of therapy, which combines practical strategies, with creativity and a deep understanding of the human mind (specifically executive functioning and nervous system regulation).
Tracy is passionate about using a trauma informed coaching-style approach in her work, partnering with clients to empower them in identifying and working towards their personal goals. She helps clients navigate and work with their unique nervous systems and brains, not against them, as they strive to achieve meaningful outcomes in their own ways.
When not working, Tracy enjoys being a Mum of 2 children, walking amongst the trees, lego, puzzles, listening to music, going to the gym and mostly recently, scuba-diving (a very proud achievement of hers recently and something that she thought she would never ever do)!
Trush Patel
Wanneroo
Trush Patel
Wanneroo
Wesley Chan
Cannington
Wesley Chan
Cannington
Willian Wu
Wanneroo
My qualifications
Certificate in Business in Brazil
My specialisation/special interest
Scheduling and Puzzles
My superpower, if I could have anything
Fly!
What gets me up in the morning
My Family
Why I joined Superyou
To help make a difference in people’s life!
Willian Wu
Wanneroo
My qualifications
Certificate in Business in Brazil
My specialisation/special interest
Scheduling and Puzzles
My superpower, if I could have anything
Fly!
What gets me up in the morning
My Family
Why I joined Superyou
To help make a difference in people’s life!
Yasmin Duffin
Fremantle
Yasmin Duffin
Fremantle
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.
