Convenience meets expertise! We cover a wide area, reaching clients from the beautiful Landsborough, through the Sunshine Coast and up to Noosa. Have therapy sessions in our beachside clinic with our highly experienced speech pathologist sunshine coast, or have us come to you at home.
Our Occupational Therapists Sunshine Coast specialise in helping people with acquired or life-long disabilities achieve milestone goals at every stage in life.
Our Sunshine Coast Behaviour Practitioners work closely with individuals and their support networks to design individualised strategies to help meet your goals.
Executive Director / Principal Occupational Therapist
Wife to Matt and mother of 4, Judy loves meeting new people and is passionate about Occupational Therapy. She thinks it’s the best job in the world and is genuinely shocked it’s not everyone’s profession of choice.
In 2004, Judy graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours 1).
Judy has over 20 years of experience working with people, their families and support networks. She is able to work across the lifespan, with her specialty being complex disability.
Judy has a great understanding of the NDIS practice framework. She has had extensive experience working with Disability Services QLD and brings that knowledge of government systems into her interactions with NDIS.
We caught up with Judy who was only too happy to share more about herself.
What do you do at My Therapy Crew?
I meet with senior leaders in our crew frequently to help make sure we are achieving our vision of making a positive impact! My dream is for us to provide quality clinical services, so a big part of my role is making sure that everyone in the crew is receiving the input and support they need, so that our clients have great clinicians serving them.
What is your superpower at work?
Converting people into coffee lovers!
Tell us a little more!
I absolutely LOVE doing pilates and going for long ‘walk and talks’ with friend. On Sundays I often serve as a welcomer at my church and giving people a hearty handshake & hello on their way in the door fills me with joy.
What is your favourite quote or motto?
Tough times don’t last, tough people do – but I stole this from Clinical Director, Renita.
What do you enjoy about working at My Therapy Crew?
I love seeing our values in action.
What is your go to snack during the workday?
Cadbury 70% chocolate is my absolute favourite snack, nut bars aren’t far behind this!
What is one thing we might not guess about you?
I become easily addicted to TV shows and will commit to watching the entire series even if it’s 10 seasons long. That’s why I can never start watching Grey’s Anatomy.
Chantal, originally from Melbourne, made the move to the picturesque Sunshine Coast with her husband and two young boys, a decision they have not regretted. Her professional journey has been marked by a diverse array of experiences, having worked across various roles in acute, sub-acute, and community settings, primarily focusing on neuro clients. Chantal's strong passion for neuro and assistive technology shines through in her work and is dedicated to enhancing the lives of those she serves. What she finds most rewarding about occupational therapy is the opportunity to support individuals on their journey towards reaching their full potential and witnessing their growth.
More about Chantal
Outside of her professional endeavors, Chantal finds solace and joy in spending quality time outdoors with her beloved family, cherishing moments of togetherness and relaxation. She delights in the company of friends, savoring a glass of wine by the beach.
Kieran is a highly experienced Occupational Therapist with over seven years of clinical practice. After graduating from the University of Southampton in the UK, Kieran began their career working with individuals experiencing psychosis and other mental health challenges. Subsequently, he transitioned to physical health, supporting people of all ages with diverse diagnoses.
Kieran’s expertise lies in enabling individuals to remain independent at home. This involves providing a range of services, including disability aids, equipment adaptations, and assistive technology. He is passionate about empowering clients to achieve their goals and participate fully in daily life.
With a strong belief in the power of the environment to either enable or disable individuals, Kieran is committed to creating solutions that promote independence and well-being.
We spent some time with Kieran and he happily chatted to us more!
What do you do at My Therapy Crew?
I also try to keep things “real”. I know OT can sometimes feel a bit overly serious, so I make a point of bringing some humour and lightness into the work where it’s needed. It helps build trust, keeps the team relaxed, and makes the job more enjoyable for everyone, including our clients.
What is your superpower at work?
Being the only male therapist in the Sunshine Coast crew gives me a unique perspective and it’s something I’ve learned to really value. It allows me to connect with clients who may feel more at ease with a male therapist, but more than that, I’ve become a bit of a “chameleon” when it comes to personality and communication style. I can adapt to whoever I’m working with, male or female, young or old and build strong, trusting relationships. This flexibility helps me support a wide range of clients and also keeps things balanced and grounded within the team.
Tell us a little more...
Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my young family and exploring this beautiful country whenever we get the chance. Whether it’s a beach day, fishing, bushwalk, or weekend road trip, we love making the most of the outdoors
What is your favourite quote or motto?
Similar to Tom Hanks favourite motto, “This too shall pass” Whether it be good or bad, stay grounded during the moments of success and resilience during challenging times.
What do you enjoy about working at My Therapy Crew?
What I value about working here is the team around me. There’s a genuinely supportive culture where you feel backed and encouraged, which gives you the confidence to grow and take on challenges. That kind of environment doesn’t just help me, it has a flow-on effect for the people I support, too.
What is your go to workday snack?
Chocolate — always. Being English, I’m still on the hunt for a good Aussie replacement that lives up to the UK stuff!.
What is one thing we might not guess about you?
I used to live in France and spoke French pretty well, now I mostly remember how to order a coffee and say “where’s the bathroom?”
Also, I still say things like “cheers” and “rubbish,” which keeps my British roots very obvious!
Lindy is a passionate behaviour support practitioner who enjoys working with both children and adults. She strongly believes in creating a positive, safe, calm and inclusive environment that promotes growth and learning. She provides support to individuals with a disability and their families when there are behaviours of concern and aims to help the individual achieve their personal and life goals, improve their relationships and enhance their overall quality of life.
Lindy is a qualified speech pathologist and audiologist and graduated from Witwatersrand University in Johannesburg, South Africa. She went on to complete a master’s degree in Early Childhood Intervention at the University of Pretoria. She has over 17 years of experience working with children who have complex needs and has also worked with adults with a hearing impairment. She uses her experience, skills and knowledge in her role as a behaviour support practitioner to provide quality care, using a strengths-based, person-centered approach to intervention.
Lindy shared just a little more about herself...
What do you do at My Therapy Crew?
As a Behaviour Support Practitioner, I bring grit and determination to working alongside families facing challenging behaviours, striving to create meaningful and lasting change. My approach is person-centred, focused on enhancing the quality of life for each client.
What is your superpower at work?
Turning chaos into clarity with next-level to-do lists.
Tell us a little more...
In my downtime, I love getting stuck into a good book or being my kids' biggest fan at the sports field.
What is your favourite quote or motto?
"Challenges are opportunities in disguise”.
What do you enjoy about working at My Therapy Crew?
My Therapy Crew has built a workplace culture grounded in their core values of being dependable, nurturing, contributing, and always learning - values that are demonstrated by the team every day.
Taylah graduated from La Trobe University in Victoria with a Masters of Occupational Therapy. She has been working in community OT in Queensland since her graduation, across the adult and older adult population. Taylah has a passion for assisting clients to be able to access necessary education, equipment, and modifications to live a fulfilled meaningful life. Taylah is a fierce advocate for her clients to assist them to collaboratively achieve their goals.
Taylah shared some more things, all about her!
What do you do at My Therapy Crew?
I’m an adult Occupational Therapist working in the community, supporting people with a wide range of disabilities. I’m passionate about helping individuals find the right assistive technology, make their homes safer and more comfortable, and build the skills they need to live with greater independence and confidence.
What is your superpower at work?
Turning complex problems into practical solutions.
Tell us a little bit more!
Outside of work, you’ll usually find me exploring new coastal walks, places to eat, or going for a dip in the ocean.
What is your favourite quote or motto?
Work smarter not harder.
What is it that you enjoy at My Therapy Crew?
The people! I love being part of a supportive, nurturing, passionate crew that values always learning, kindness, and doing meaningful work that makes a difference.
What is your go to work snack?
Popcorn and lots of coffee!
What is one thing about you most people don't know?
I’m a bit of an adrenaline junkie—if it involves heights, speed, or a bit of danger, I’m in.
Tara graduated from the University of the Sunshine Coast with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours) in 2020. Over the past few years, she has been based in North Queensland, where she has discovered her true calling as a Paediatric Occupational Therapist. Tara is deeply committed to empowering children and their families to overcome challenges and achieve their aspirations. Her dedication is evident in her exceptional ability to build rapport and communicate effectively, ensuring that families feel valued and heard. Tara's enthusiasm for paediatric therapy is fuelled by her love for creativity and her drive to make a meaningful impact on the lives of children and their families.
We asked Tara to answer a few more questions about herself.
What do you do at My Therapy Crew?
In my role, I get to spend most of my days with kids. From playing games, learning life skills and always laughing, it is truly the most rewarding thing I have ever done. I love the chaos that some sessions bring, as well as the smiles that I get to see every day in these little people.
What is your superpower at work?
I am the office chatter box, always making sure everyone is included in the conversation and ensuring everyone is connected. It typically is not a quiet day if I am in the office, and I am quietly proud of that.
Tell us a little more...
When I am not at work, I am either with my dogs, by the beach or at the Sunday markets. I love all things outdoors and I am never indoors on a sunny day.
What is your favourite quote or motto?
It is the little moments in life that mean the most, so enjoy them.
What do you enjoy about working at My Therapy Crew?
I love working with people, but mostly I love working with the crew as no two days are the same. Our team is not only dependable, but also the most nurturing place to be. This really starts at the top with Matt and Judy and flows throughout the team which I am so grateful to be a part of.
Fay graduated from the University of Sydney with a Masters of Speech and Language Pathology. She has experience in working with a range of communication difficulties, including speech sound disorders, language delay, social communication disorders and stuttering. She has worked in different settings, including private, non-profit organisations and schools. Fay is particularly passionate about early language development, social communication disorder and speech sound disorders. She aims to support all clients to reach their full potential by using evidence-based techniques to provide personalised and engaging therapy. Fay works closely with families, teachers and the interdisciplinary team to provide therapy with a holistic view.
Fay shared with us some more information about her.
What do you do at My Therapy Crew?
I work with children who have difficulties with talking, understanding, communicating, or feeding. I help them develop their speech, language, and feeding skills so they can express themselves and participate more fully at home, school, and in everyday life.
What is your superpower at work?
I love turning therapy into play. Most of the time, kids are having so much fun they don’t even realise they’re actually working on their goals!
Tell us a little more about things you like to do
Beach days, bike rides, and family time—my perfect combo!
What is your favourite quote or motto?
Learning happens best when you're having fun.
What do you enjoy about working at My Therapy Crew?
It’s great being part of a team that genuinely cares about each other and always keeps people at the heart of what we do.
Tell us your go to work snack
Dried Mango, yum!
What is something about you we might not guess?
I love all kinds of adventures—whether it’s exploring new places, trying new things, or just embracing the unexpected.
Do you speak or write any languages other than English?
I am fluent in written Chinese, spoken Cantonese and conversational Mandarin.
Matthew is a qualified CPA (Certified Practicing Accountant) and has a lifetime of experience in helping small business owners flourish by doing what they do best: living out their dreams.
He graduated from Queensland University of Technology with a Bachelor's degree in Business in 1998.
Matt spared some number crunching time with us to share more about himself.
What I do at My Therapy Crew I guide the vision and direction of My Therapy Crew, supporting our team and clients to flourish. My focus is on building a high-performing crew and creating a space where professionals can thrive while making a real impact.
My superpower at work Cockroach-level Resilience: emerging successfully from multiple major crises, sometimes occurring at the same time.
A little about me I’m a CPA and lifelong numbers guy, but outside work you’ll find me listening to podcasts, pondering the mysteries of the universe, and chasing new curiosities.
Favorite quote or motto “Play the long game.”
What I enjoy about working at My Therapy Crew I love building a team that shares my passion for helping others, seeing professionals grow in confidence, and hearing about those unforgettable ‘first-time’ breakthroughs from our clients.
Go-to snack during the workday Anything sweet or crunchy.
One thing you might not guess about me I’m a (retired) qualified Remedial Massage Therapist
Peita has significant experience in the allied health and disability industries, and she is passionate about the importance of business operations and organisation. Peita has worked in business and financial operations for over 25 years and has completed a Bachelor of Business.
More about Peita
Peita enjoys spending time with her family and friends in her spare time. Her hobbies include reading and being part of a book club.
Her favourite thing about working for My Therapy Crew is the wonderful team culture and the positive impact this has on not only the team but MTC clients.
She would own a little bookshop, with a café if she wasn’t Head of Operations.
Jesse is a strategic leader with extensive experience in the human services sector. He is passionate about fostering growth, building meaningful partnerships, and creating positive workplace cultures aligned with values and vision. As Head of Growth and Culture at My Therapy Crew, Jesse is focused on supporting the crew and driving innovative approaches to achieve outstanding outcomes.
More about Jesse
Jesse is a devoted husband and father of three who calls Glasshouse Country on the Sunshine Coast home. He enjoys hiking in the nearby Glasshouse Mountains, sharing quality time with loved ones, and starting the day with a good coffee. For Jesse, political elections are as exciting as a sporting grand final.
Ruth is a qualified CPA (Certified Practicing Accountant) since 2006 after completing her Bachelor of Business degree at QUT in 2003. Prior to joining My Therapy Crew, she worked in areas including Compliance, Policy Writing and Accreditation in the education sector. Ruth joined My Therapy Crew in 2021, assisting Matthew in various accounting and practice management tasks.
More about Ruth
Between running around after her kids and their various extracurricular activities Ruth enjoys cooking and hosting family and friends. She also enjoys being out in the country, saying if she wasn’t an accountant, she would love to run a Bed and Breakfast.
Demi is a seasoned administrative professional with seven years of experience. Originally from Adelaide, she has built a strong foundation in administrative roles.
Since relocating to the Sunshine Coast in 2021, Demi has dedicated her expertise to the allied health industry. She thrives on providing exceptional client care and enjoys being the welcoming face of the team.
More about Demi
When not in the office, Demi enjoys the Sunshine Coast's beautiful outdoor lifestyle and finds balance through mindfulness movement.