Therapy Services

Michelle is the Manager of Kurrajong Therapy Plus, based in Wagga Wagga. She leads the Therapy Plus team in delivering high-quality, person-centred therapy services that support children, young people and their families to achieve their goals.

Michelle brings extensive experience in the community services sector, having worked across a variety of roles supporting individuals, families and teams. She has managed large and diverse teams and is known for her strong leadership and commitment to building positive workplace cultures.

Michelle is passionate about empowering families and fostering supportive environments where both staff and clients feel valued, respected and confident throughout their therapy journey.

Abbey is an Occupational Therapist based in Wagga, supporting children, adolescents and adults. She has experience across aged care, hospital, paediatric and rehabilitation settings. Abbey is especially interested in assistive technology, home modifications and child development. She takes a holistic, family-centred and collaborative approach, helping clients build confidence, independence and meaningful life skills. Abbey holds a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy.

Ashley is an Occupational Therapist based in Wagga Wagga, supporting children, adolescents and adults across the lifespan. As a new graduate, she enjoys helping clients build independence, grow social participation, explore employment pathways and advocate for their individual needs. Ashley takes a family-centred, play-based and neuro-affirming approach, working closely with clients and families to set meaningful, goal-focused outcomes. She values strong therapeutic relationships as the foundation for positive change and holds a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy.

Julia is based in Wagga Wagga, supporting children, adolescents and adults across the lifespan. As a new graduate, she brings a wide range of experience from placements in community practice, paediatrics, aged care, hospital settings and daycare environments. Julia has a strong interest in adolescent social participation and early neurodevelopment. She takes a fun, holistic and family-centred approach, working closely with families and multidisciplinary teams to build on each person’s strengths. Julia completed her honours thesis on parent-mediated interventions for children with neurodevelopmental disorders in rural areas and has presented her research at the national Occupational Therapy Australia conference.

Rose is an Occupational Therapist working across Tumut and Wagga, supporting clients of all ages. She has experience in mental health, paediatrics and hospital settings, including supporting individuals with motor neurone disease. Rose is particularly interested in early childhood and assistive technology. She takes a strengths and play-based approach, with a strong focus on family-centred practice and building meaningful therapeutic relationships. Rose holds a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy.

Thea is an Occupational Therapist based in Griffith, with outreach to Leeton, supporting clients across the lifespan, most commonly aged 3–8 years. She has experience in stroke rehabilitation, paediatrics and acute hospital settings, and has worked with children with cerebral palsy, autism and ADHD. Thea is particularly interested in early childhood neurodevelopment and mobility. She takes a collaborative, strengths-based approach, focusing on practical outcomes across home, school and community settings. Thea holds a Master of Occupational Therapy from the University of Sydney.

Hannah supports children and adults across Narrandera, Leeton and via telehealth, working with clients from birth onwards. She has experience in speech, language, literacy, feeding and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). Hannah takes a warm, family-centred approach, working closely with families and support teams to build practical skills that support confidence and participation in everyday life.

She holds a Bachelor of Health Science (Speech Pathology) (Honours) and has completed additional training in Hanen programs, Talkability and evidence-based feeding approaches.

Ja Ing is a Speech Pathologist based at the Wagga Wagga clinic, supporting children aged 2–12 years. She has experience in assessing and supporting speech and language delays, including the use of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). Ja Ing has a strong interest in speech sound disorders and receptive and expressive language development.

She takes a play-based, family-centred approach, using engaging activities to build communication skills while working closely with families to provide practical strategies for home. Ja Ing holds a Bachelor of Speech Pathology and enjoys celebrating the small milestones that help children grow in confidence and communication.

Natalie is a Speech Pathologist based in Wagga, supporting clients across the lifespan. She has experience in early speech and language development, autism, AAC systems and routine-based intervention. Natalie is particularly passionate about early childhood, assistive technology and functional communication outcomes. She takes a family-centred, collaborative approach and loves celebrating meaningful milestones alongside families. Natalie has completed additional training in More Than Words, It Takes Two to Talk, PECS, Triple P and Routine-Based Intervention.

Rebecca is a Senior Speech Pathologist based in Wagga and via telehealth, supporting children from 18 months through to young adults. With over 20 years of experience across education and private practice settings, she has extensive expertise in literacy, language, speech sound disorders, stuttering and early language development. Rebecca has a particular interest in severe speech sound disorders and neurodiversity-affirming practice. She takes a play-based approach focused on meaningful, functional outcomes. Rebecca holds a Bachelor of Speech Pathology and has completed additional training in Gestalt Language Processing, PECS and the Lidcombe Program.

Sue is an Educator Supervisor based in Wagga, supporting children aged 0–9 years. She brings extensive experience in early childhood education, emotional regulation, behaviour support and group programs. Sue takes a play-based, family-centred and collaborative approach, with a strong focus on community connection and building positive partnerships with families and early childhood professionals. She holds a Bachelor of Teaching (Birth to 5 years) and is SOS trained.

Kristal is an Educator based in Tumut, Adelong and Gundagai, supporting children in early childhood and school readiness programs. She has experience in emotional and sensory regulation, behaviour support and social skill development, and works closely with families and teachers to support each child’s growth. Kristal is passionate about building independence, confidence, early literacy and numeracy skills, and helping children feel successful in their daily routines. She takes a child-centred, strength-based approach, creating supportive and engaging environments where children can thrive. Kristal holds a Bachelor of Education (Birth to Five Years).

Vicki is an Educator based in Griffith, supporting children aged 0–9 years and their families.

With over 30 years’ experience in early childhood education and leadership, she brings deep expertise in early development, family connection and primitive reflexes. Vicki takes a trauma-informed, play-based and family-centred approach, working collaboratively with families and early learning services to support children to be the best they can be. She holds a Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood) and is a Neurodevelopmental Educator (INPP Licentiate), with extensive professional development across areas including the Pyramid Model, ADHD, autism and developmental delay.

Edsel is an Educator Assistant based at KTP Wagga Wagga, supporting group programs for children aged 0–6 years. He works closely with the Educator team to create engaging, play-based sessions that build confidence and connection. With previous experience as an Allied Health Assistant, Edsel focuses on building trust and strong foundations for learning and development. He holds a Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance.

Hina is an Educator based in Wagga, supporting children from birth to early primary years. She has experience in early learning environments, focusing on social-emotional development, behaviour support and inclusive practice. Hina is passionate about early childhood development, literacy and supporting children with additional needs. She takes a play-based, family-focused approach, building strong relationships to support meaningful and positive outcomes. She holds a Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and is trained in First Aid and CPR.

Celeste is an Assistant Support Worker based in Wagga, supporting programs within Kurrajong Therapy Plus and Kurrajong Employment Preparation. With a background in childcare, she enjoys bringing creativity, especially art and craft, into her sessions. Celeste takes a collaborative approach, working alongside families and team members to support meaningful engagement, participation and positive experiences for clients.

Tegan is an Allied Health Assistant based in Wagga Wagga, supporting Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology and Physiotherapy programs. She works primarily in early intervention and has experience supporting young people up to 20 years of age, with a focus on emotional regulation, sensory regulation and behaviour supports.

Tegan takes a fun, play-based approach and enjoys actively involving families in sessions to build confidence and support meaningful progress. She holds a Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance, a Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and is trained in Key Word Sign.

Tara is a Senior NDIS Program Officer working remotely, with regular visits to the Wagga office. With 17 years’ experience across the disability sector in direct support, leadership and project roles, she brings extensive knowledge of the NDIS and related services. Tara is passionate about walking alongside families throughout their NDIS journey, offering clear guidance, advocacy and practical support. She holds a Bachelor of Social Science (Social Welfare).