Meet the Team

What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?

I have a passion for helping people and always wanted a job that could offer a lot of variety.

Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?

Very interested in assistive technology and currently trying to upskill in that area now. I like the challenge of finding the best piece of equipment that suits the specific person and can help increase their independence. Currently looking more into home modifications and Specialist Disability Accommodation, I'm finding it very interesting and I am keen to learn more.

What's your favourite part of your job?

The variety of people I get to work with.

Why did you join Superyou?

I was first referred by a friend of mine who joined as a speech pathologist who had lots of really good things to say. I found that I aligned quite well with their values, my own interests and thought it be the perfect place to start my career.

What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?

I chose a career in speech pathology because I love helping people, I love being creative and I love a good chat!

Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?

I am currently upskilling in dysphagia and mealtimes! This is a special interest of mine because I come from a big family and I know how important mealtimes can be. Not only so that we can get fed but to spend time with each other, spread the love and enjoy ourselves! I want to make sure that my clients are able to enjoy their meals and celebrations with their friends and family safely. I also have a strong interest in augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). Seeing my clients work towards their goals through having access to extra modes of communication such as AAC makes me smile!

What's your favourite part of your job?

My favourite part is making sure that I bring activities or ideas which not only target intervention but are also fun and important to my clients!

Why did you join Superyou?

One thing that stood out to me about Superyou was being asked "what do you love about speech pathology?" in the job interview... I had never been asked that before and it certainly made me think!

Wild card question - what else should we know about you!

I believe the ideal sandwich is Cheese Supreme Doritos on fresh white bread.

Ariel is a Speech Pathologist who brings a thoughtful, collaborative, and deeply client‑centred approach to her work. She has a strong background in early childhood and school‑aged communication. Ariel is particularly passionate about helping children with Autism, sensory‑based feeding challenges, Muscle Tension Dysphonia, and Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders, and she loves seeing her clients grow their confidence in everyday communication.

Ariel’s sessions are playful, engaging, and grounded in each child’s unique strengths. She combines child‑led, play‑based therapy with a coaching style that empowers parents and caregivers to feel confident at home and in the community. Whether focusing on speech sounds, language development, AAC, or feeding, Ariel works closely with families to create supportive routines, celebrate progress, and navigate challenges together.

Outside of work, Ariel is energised by being around people—something that comes naturally after growing up in a big family. She enjoys reading, music, being outdoors, exploring new places, and is currently learning Spanish.

What she loves most about her role is building meaningful connections. For Ariel, supporting people to achieve their communication goals and celebrating every win—big or small—is the heart of her practice.

What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?

Healthcare without the needles - I want to help, but not by jabbing people!

Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?

• Driving services and,
• Dialectical Behavioural Therapy strategies.

Why did you join Superyou?

The support structure and 6 month graded progression. Plus, everyone always had a positive thing to say about Superyou!

What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?

Supporting someone to achieve their goals through fun and creative ways that appeal to them.

If you had to give Allied Health students a hot tip on their course and placements, what would it be?

Give it a go - even if you don't think it's for you. There is joy and success in all areas if you're passionate.

Wild card question - what else should we know about you!

I have a cat called Sunny <3 😻🐈

Caitlin Stuart is an Occupational Therapist who supports adults with physical, neurological, and intellectual disabilities, as well as autistic adults and children. She also works with individuals who experience challenges related to ADHD and executive functioning, and enjoys supporting clients with diverse needs across different stages of life. Caitlin is passionate about delivering therapy that is practical, individualised, and grounded in each person’s strengths and goals.
Caitlin has a strong interest in interoception, emotional regulation, and sensory regulation, and brings a neuro‑affirming, strengths‑based approach to all aspects of her practice. She values building trusting, open, and collaborative relationships with clients and their families, taking the time to truly understand what matters to them and how they work best together. Caitlin’s sessions are client‑centred and supportive, and she especially enjoys bringing fun, playfulness, and a bit of silliness into her work with children to help them feel comfortable, engaged, and confident.
Outside of work, Caitlin loves being outdoors and enjoys camping, walking, hiking, going to the beach, and travelling whenever she can. She plays netball, enjoys cooking and trying new foods, and spends quality time with her pet rabbit. What Caitlin loves most about her work is building genuine connections with clients and families and knowing she is making a positive difference. She aims to bring a big smile to every session and hopes to make each client’s day just a little bit brighter.

Celina Tham is an Occupational Therapist who enjoys working with people across the lifespan and supporting clients to build independence in their everyday lives. She has a strong interest in Early Childhood Intervention and mealtimes, and regularly supports children and families in these areas. Celina also enjoys working with school‑aged children, supporting the development of fine motor skills, emotional regulation, and resilience in ways that feel meaningful and achievable for the child and their family.

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.

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.

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.

Julie Pearson is a dedicated Speech Pathologist who enjoys working with clients of all ages, from toddlers developing communication skills to elderly individuals facing challenges with communication or safe swallowing. She is passionate about building connections with clients and their families, understanding their unique strengths and challenges.  

Recently joining the disability sector, Julie chose this career to work with a diverse range of clients and help them gain confidence in their communication abilities. She appreciates the innovative and caring approach of Superyou, where she aims to find new and creative ways to provide evidence-based therapy. 

Kisha is an Occupational Therapist who graduated from Curtin University with Honours. She enjoys working with people across the lifespan and is passionate about supporting individuals to overcome challenges and live life to their fullest potential.

Kisha has a strong interest in capacity‑building approaches, with particular focus on life skills development, emotional regulation, minor home modifications and assistive technology. She loves the broad scope of occupational therapy and enjoys working with paediatric, adolescent and adult clients. Kisha particularly enjoys supporting school‑aged children to develop fine motor skills, emotional regulation and resilience in ways that feel meaningful, achievable and empowering for both the child and their family. She also enjoys supporting adults to build independence across daily life skills and provides assessment and recommendations for minor home modifications and assistive technology where required.

Kisha works collaboratively with clients and families, focusing on individual strengths, goals and values to support meaningful progress. She enjoys building strong connections with the people she works with and appreciates that no two days in therapy are ever the same. Outside of work, Kisha enjoys baking, spending time in nature, going to the beach and travellin

Leanne is a Speech Pathologist who thrives on the variety and lifelong learning that comes with her work. With experience supporting people with disability during her university placement, Leanne was drawn to the dynamic nature of speech pathology, working with clients of all ages and backgrounds. Rather than specialising in one area, she values a broad, generalist approach, believing that no two days are ever the same and that every client brings an opportunity to learn something new.

Leanne joined Superyou after hearing about its positive workplace culture and shared commitment to rethinking traditional therapy. She appreciates the team’s focus on continuous improvement, adapting approaches to meet each client’s unique needs, and prioritising therapist wellbeing. For Leanne, speech pathology isn’t just about goals; it’s about growth, connection, and showing up for people in an area that’s always evolving.

Maoqin Chen is a Speech Pathologist with four years of experience working in the disability sector. He has strong experience supporting children through early childhood intervention, with a particular focus on social communication and speech sound disorders. Maoqin works closely with children and families to support functional communication and meaningful participation in everyday life.

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.