Well-Being
Occupational Therapy
Supporting you towards independence and enjoyment in different areas of your life.
Meet the Well-Being OT Team
Hi, I'm Aoife
She/Her
Founder of Well-Being OT
BSC hons Occupational Therapist
AHPRA registered
Working days: Mon, Tue, Wed & Thu​
Aoife is the founder of Well-Being OT. She has worked for not for profit charities, private and public health organisations. She has worked in both acute in-patient settings as well as community settings. Throughout her 13 year career as an OT she has worked predominantly with adults experiencing mental health challenges.
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In 2019 she took on a role as a OT working in the NDIS sector offering OT assessment and intervention to participants with various disabilities. She has experience with writing reports such as SDA and SIL.
Aoife is looking forward to working with NDIS participants to help them overcome barriers so that they can experience a greater sense of health and well-being.
Hi, I'm Ryan
He/Him
Senior Occupational Therapist
BSC hons Occupational Therapist
AHPRA registered
Working days: Tue, Wed & Thu
Ryan has been working as a mental health Occupational therapy for the past 10 years. He has worked in a variety of public mental health and NDIS based settings, focusing on supporting adults and older adults.
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He uses motivational interviewing to support individuals connected with their values and develop steps towards achieving their own unique goals. His approach focuses on participants being able to re-write their story and connect with doing what is most important to them.
Ryan is also trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT )and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) approaches for those who are looking to engage in alternative ways to respond to the challenges they face in their life, and move them towards the goals they want to achieve.
Hi, I'm Celeste
She/ Her
Occupational Therapist
Master of Occupational Therapy
AHPRA Registered
Working days: Monday
Celeste is a dedicated Mental Health Occupational Therapist with a wealth of experience supporting adults in diverse settings, ranging from inpatient care to long-term rehabilitation and forensics.
Celeste is deeply committed to nurturing independence by taking an innovative approach and implementing creative solutions to address the diverse challenges faced by individuals with complex mental health conditions. Celeste's passion for collaborative work shines as she guides participants toward achieving their goals, she aims to empower each individual to lead a more meaningful life.
Hi, I'm Chris
He/ Him
Occupational Therapist
Master of Occupational Therapy Practice
Bachelor of Health Sciences
AHPRA registered
Working days: Mon, Tue & Wed
Chris has a background of working in both public in-patient and community settings, and has dedicated his career since 2018 to supporting individuals in their mental health journeys.
With a longstanding interest in homelessness and forensics, Chris has developed his skills in addressing complex challenges. Through collaboration and tailored interventions, Chris strives to foster independence, guiding individuals towards a more fulfilling life and helping them navigate their unique paths to recovery and well-being.
Hi, I'm Lea
She/ Her
Occupational Therapist
BSC hons Occupational Therapist
AHPRA registered
Working days: Mon-Fri
Lea is a committed mental health OT who has worked in various areas including inpatient and community setting. She has experience working with adults and young adults with varying diagnoses including eating disorders.
Lea is looking forward to working with participants within NDIS. She has a passion for working with people to help them identify what they most value in life and working together to achieve this. She prides herself on aiding individuals to reach their goals by overcoming barriers in creative and evidence -based ways.
Hi, I'm Sarah
She/ Her
Occupational Therapist
BSC hons Occupational Therapist
Bachelor of Fine Art / Grad Dip Psychology
AHPRA registered
Working days: Mon, Tue & Wed
Sarah is a mental health OT with experience in public mental health and NDIS settings and has worked with both children and adults in various locations across Australia.
With a holistic and creative approach, Sarah fosters collaborative, person-centred care to help individuals achieve their goals and reach their potential. Sarah has a particular interest in sensory and emotional regulation, embodiment, and creativity, and utilises a range of therapeutic models and evidence-based interventions in her practice. Passionate about fostering independence, social connectedness and personal meaning, Sarah aims to support individuals towards fulfilment in their lives.
Hi, I'm Charlotte
She/ Her
Senior Occupational Therapist
BSC hons Occupational Therapist
AHPRA registered
Working days: Tue, Wed, Thu & Fri
Charlotte is a caring Occupational Therapist who has worked in various setting from in-patient to community and across both clinical and non clinical teams. She has worked predominantly in mental health settings, substance miss-use services, homelessness services and the NDIS.
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Charlotte is passionate about connecting with and working alongside members of our community and their support networks to overcome barriers to occupational participation. Charlotte adopts a person centred and strengths based approach, with an emphasis on people's unique life stories, values and attributes.
Our Ethos
"To give people with disabilities the opportunity to pursue activities that allow healing and move them closer to well-being"
Connection
“Getting out in nature as part of therapy I think is a great way to support connection and well-being“
Get in touch
Contact
Email admin@well-beingot.com
Tel: 0493 251 132
Servicing Northern Melbourne suburbs < 20km radius
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Tele-Health options available
Make a Referral
If you would like to make a referral to Well-Being OT, please click the button below and complete the referral form and email to
We are an Adult Only service.
Well-Being OT Group Program
Well-Being OT runs various groups including activity based, skill building and psycho-educational groups.
Our groups are developed to support adults experiencing psychosocial challenges. The aim is to offer opportunity to engage and connect with peers whilst supporting your recovery journey through obtaining evidence based stratagies and approached delivered by our experienced team of occupational therapists