Aisling Crake is a Physiotherapist who is passionate about supporting people to build independence, confidence, and meaningful participation in everyday life. She takes a collaborative, client‑centred approach to therapy, delivering practical, goal‑focused support that is tailored to each person’s strengths, priorities, and daily routines.

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.

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.

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.

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!

What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?

I chose Occupational Therapy because I aspire to help people become the best version of themselves that they can be. This looks different for everyone which I love. I enjoy helping people understand that their differences are what makes them special and supporting them to advocate for their needs and desires. Occupational Therapy allows me to learn new things every day and use a holistic approach to therapy.

Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?

I am still in the process of finding out what my special interests are throughout my journey at Superyou. I like having the flexibility to try out new things. I hope to develop the skills to work with psychosocial clients and to help people learn how to find love and develop mature relationships.

What's your favourite part of your job?

I enjoy helping people understand their emotions and how their emotions impact their behaviour. I love exploring sensory preferences and understanding what makes each person tick, or ick. My favourite part of the job is learning from my clients.

Why did you join Superyou?

I joined Superyou because they looked Super cool and supportive. I love the flexibility and the emphasis they have on learning, development, and delivering the best experience we can to our clients.

Maryse D'Lima is an Occupational Therapist with four years of experience in the disability sector, initially working as a disability support worker before transitioning into her current role at Superyou. With a passion for paediatrics, particularly in sensory and emotional regulation, Maryse values the opportunity to work collaboratively with clients and their families to achieve positive outcomes.  

Her journey into occupational therapy was inspired by her own experience receiving therapy services, which ignited her appreciation for the impactful role of occupational therapists. She enjoys the creativity, fun, and continuous learning that her profession offers, and is committed to providing personalised, evidence-based care that aligns with her values of innovation and inclusivity. 

Melissa Cheng is a dedicated Senior Speech Pathologist with a background in psychology, who is passionate about making a difference in people's lives. She enjoys the variety that speech pathology offers and values the importance of lifelong learning and scientific evidence in her practice.

As a member of the Dysphagia & Mealtimes Team, Melissa is inspired by her family's love for food and understands the stress that feeding can cause for families, especially after experiencing her own child's journey with solids. She appreciates her wonderful colleagues and feels privileged to be part of her clients' journeys.

Melissa joined Superyou for the amazing team, particularly Joni, and has always been drawn to the disability sector. With a newfound understanding of parenting through her own experiences, she empathises with parents and acknowledges the challenges and rewards of the journey.

Neline is a Senior Occupational Therapist with experience supporting children and families across early childhood, neurodivergent, and psychosocial disability settings. She is passionate about working alongside children to support their participation in daily life in ways that feel meaningful, affirming, and supportive of their individual strengths.

Neline takes a collaborative, neurodiversity‑affirming, and trauma‑informed approach to therapy. Her work is relationship‑focused and consultative, valuing strong partnerships with children, families, and other supports. She has particular interest in building inclusive environments and supporting sensory processing, executive functioning, and emotional and mental health. Neline also brings experience in supervision and values reflective, responsive practice.

Creativity is central to Neline’s work. She enjoys developing practical and effective strategies that empower children to confidently navigate their daily activities with greater autonomy. She is motivated by supporting children to feel capable, understood, and supported in their everyday lives.

Qualifications & Training

• Relationship‑based approaches (Jacqui Barfoot)
• Trauma‑informed and responsive medical settings training – Safe Hands, Thinking Minds
• Circle of Security
• Posture and seating training
• Responsive feeding

Outside of work, Neline enjoys music, art, drawing and crafts, spending time in nature, playing chess, and being around animals.

Rianna is an Occupational Therapist based in Fremantle. She has always been passionate about helping people and finds allied health to be a fulfilling and rewarding path. Rianna is especially interested in working with people with neurological conditions, as well as pediatrics and mental health. She enjoys being part of a team that is committed to helping clients be their best and building a sense of community.

Rianna joined Superyou because of its focus on providing meaningful, high-quality care to clients and supporting employees. To her, reimagining therapy means being creative, open to new ideas, and problem solving to provide more holistic and meaningful care.

What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?

I found an interest in speech and communications through studying and working in the theatre! That early interest combined with a desire to help others led me to become a Speech Pathologist where I continue to be driven to understand and support communication for my clients.

Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?

I enjoy working on speech sounds and literacy skills for our clients. I have also committed to continuing to expand my practice by developing skills further in Mealtime/Dysphagia Management.

What's your favourite part of your job?

I love working with clients to find the 'little wins' that are most meaningful for them. When we stack them up and look back, they can provide real satisfaction for their hard work.

Why did you join Superyou?

Superyou presented as an organisation that looks out for it's clients and it's staff in a really genuine way. Not just striving for improvements for clients, but striving to improve internally as an organisation was really inspiring.

What does Reimagining Therapy look like to you?

Identifying solutions that suit the individual!

Wild card question - do you have anything else you'd like included in your bio?

When not working with Superyou, I can be found singing with my piano and guitar at popular Perth venues or events!

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.

What drove you to choose a career in your discipline?

Helping others and building capacity is a rewarding experience and always a fulfilling moment to see people achieve their goals.

Do you have any special interest areas in therapy?

Driver services, as part of the Driving Team.

What's your favourite part of your job?

Helping people achieve their goals and building capacity. Also the great team culture here at Superyou!

Why did you join Superyou?

The prestigious driving team with expertise in the field. Knowing there is the quality training and support in this area.

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.

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.