About JustinOT
Our Vision at Justin OT
At Justin OT, our vision is to empower every child and family to thrive by unlocking each child’s unique potential.
We provide innovative, neuro-affirming, and comprehensive occupational therapy that is meaningful and tailored to the individual needs of children from birth to 18 years. Our approach is holistic—supporting not only the child, but also nurturing parents and siblings along the journey.
We provide a warm, inclusive environment where children can explore, grow, and flourish, and where families feel supported every step of the way. Our goal is to make a lasting, positive impact on the lives of children and their families across Adelaide’s north, northeast, and greater metropolitan regions.
We can Assist With
- Occupational Therapy Services
- Allied Health Assistant Programmes
- Support Worker Services
- Specialised Clinics and Groups
Our Team
We’re more than just therapists — we’re a team who genuinely care about making a difference. Get to know the people behind JustinOT who are here to help you build confidence, independence, and brighter futures.
Justin
Principal OT
Justin is an experienced paediatric occupational therapist with a strong background in both paediatrics and mental health. He holds an honours degree in psychology and a master’s degree in occupational therapy from UniSA. As a neuro-affirming practitioner with lived experience of neurodivergence and disability, and as a parent of children who are NDIS participants, Justin brings unique empathy, insight, and advocacy to his work. He is dedicated to supporting children and their families holistically, focusing on emotional regulation, motor skills, sensory processing, and the needs of siblings.
Jessica
Allied Health Assistant
Hi, I’m Jess, a third-year Occupational Therapy student at the University of South Australia. I’m passionate about supporting people to achieve their goals and live fulfilling lives. My inspiration comes from growing up with twin siblings with disabilities and seeing the positive impact occupational therapists had on their lives. Outside of my studies, I enjoy spending time with friends, going to the gym, doing Pilates, and dancing. I’m excited to continue learning and making a difference as an OT.
Shay
Allied Health Assistant
Hi, I’m Shaylee H, a third-year Occupational Therapy student at the University of South Australia. I’m passionate about empowering people to participate in the activities that matter most to them, no matter how big or small their goals. I work as an Allied Health Assistant, running handwriting sessions and supporting clients to develop fine motor skills. My mum’s journey with Motor Neurone Disease has inspired my commitment to making a difference. Outside of work and study, I love running, Pilates, music, and spending time with friends. Fun fact: I have an identical twin studying Speech Pathology!
Chloe
Senior Support Worker
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Rondah
Allied Health Assistant
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Rebecca
Senior Support Worker
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Millie
Allied Health Assistant
Hi, I’m Millie, I am originally from Mildura, Victoria, and I moved to Adelaide to pursue a degree in Occupational Therapy. Now living at a residential college, I enjoy a vibrant community life and truly value the time I spend with friends. I have been passionate about netball since childhood and have played the sport for many years. My drive to help people live their best lives is what inspires me to become an occupational therapist.
Charlotte
Senior Support Worker
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