Steffi is a warm and practical occupational therapist who believes therapy should feel collaborative, supportive, and grounded in real life. She takes the time to understand each person’s needs, routines, and goals, creating a space where support feels achievable and tailored to everyday living.

Her approach is client-centred and strengths-based, focusing on what is meaningful to each person and building strategies that support participation across home, school, work, and community environments. Steffi values clear goals, practical strategies, and a steady, supportive process that helps people feel more confident in their daily lives.

She also works closely with families, carers, educators, and other professionals where appropriate, helping to ensure support is consistent and connected across different settings.

• Occupational therapy across the lifespan

• Daily living skills and independence

• Emotional regulation and coping strategies

• Sensory processing differences

• Neurodivergence (including Autism and ADHD)

• Motor skills and coordination

• Learning, attention, and executive functioning

• Social participation and engagement

• Life transitions and adjustment

• Functional rehabilitation and recovery

Steffi completed her Bachelor of Occupational Therapy at York St John University in the UK and began her career in busy London hospitals, working across neurological rehabilitation, stroke care, aged care, and orthopaedics.

She then moved to Australia, where she expanded her experience into occupational health and safety, supporting workplace wellbeing, injury prevention, and risk management. Along the way, she also developed a strong interest in paediatric occupational therapy, supporting children to build skills, confidence, and independence in everyday life.