Gain confidence, broaden your clinical perspective, and support your professional growth through personalised mentoring with experienced allied health practitioners. Whether you’re early in your career or looking to take the next step, our mentoring program provides practical guidance, reflective discussions, and tailored support to help you navigate your professional journey.
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From the list below either select your discipline or the discipline you would like mentoring in:
Sarah-Louise Higgins
BSc (hons) Occ Thy
Occupational Therapy
With international experience and a strong clinical background, Sarah-Louise mentors OTs in adult care, pressure care, AT, and progressive conditions like Parkinson’s and MS, bringing practical insight, leadership, and a commitment to multidisciplinary care.
Rebecca Small
BAppSc(OT) (Hons)
Occupational Therapy: Assistive Technology
With extensive experience in neurological rehab and assistive technology, Rebecca offers thoughtful, tailored mentorship that empowers clinicians to deliver meaningful, person-centred outcomes.
Mahek Bansal
B AppSc (OT) (Hons)
Occupational Therapy: Paediatrics
As a paediatric OT, Mahek mentors clinicians in supporting children & young adults to achieve functional goals. With interests in sensory processing, emotional regulation & executive function, she offers practical, family-centred guidance.
Elise Smeets
BApSc (OT), MHlthSc
Occupational Therapy: New Graduates
Elise Smeets leads structured mentorship for new graduate OTs, combining 15+ years of clinical experience with a practical, evidence-based approach to help early-career clinicians build confidence and capability.
Kieran Doyle
APA Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist APAM MACP, MMuscPhysio, GradCertMuscPhysio, MPhty, BAppSc(Ex&SpSc).
Physiotherapy
An APA Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist, Kieran mentors clinicians in cervico-shoulder care, tendinopathy, and assistive planning. He draws on his 18+ years of experience and his leadership as National Head of Clinical Development to support practitioner excellence in physiotherapy.
Louise Condon
BPhy (Hons)
Neurological Physiotherapy
With international experience and a strong focus on neurological rehab, she mentors physiotherapists in evidence-based exercise programs for conditions like MS, Parkinson’s, brain and spinal cord injury, and other neurodegenerative disorders. Louise supports physiotherapists working in neuro to grow their skills and clinical reasoning, believing in the power of movement for every individual.
Jessica Graham
BExSc & BExPhys (Hons)
Exercise Physiology
Jess supports EP's build skills in neurological rehabilitaion, paediatrics, and functional retraining, using a strengths-based, real-world approach to help clinicians deliver meaningful, movement-focused care. Her mentoring blends nervous system–informed strategies with practical motor retraining, helping practitioners apply evidence-based techniques in everyday practice.
Rachel Hardcastle
Behaviour Support
With over 16 years in Behaviour Support, Rachel mentors practitioners and leaders to build confidence, clinical reasoning, and person-centred practice, especially in complex and forensic cases. Known for her calm, honest approach, she supports teams to grow through reflective discussion, high-quality reporting, and a shared commitment to ethical, evidence-informed care. Her mentorship assists practitioners navigate complex cases, and create sustainable, positive change for the people they support.
Will Baker
Out-of-Home Residential Care & Forensic Disability
Behaviour Support
Will supports Behaviour Support Practitioners to build confidence when working with people with complex support needs and residential care teams. His mentoring combines person-centred, practical guidance with collaborative problem-solving, helping practitioners strengthen team communication, implement effective strategies, and thoughtfully balance individual autonomy with risk.
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