About us
A small practice with a practical focus.
Daybook is an independent occupational therapy practice for children, adults and families. We like practical solutions, plain explanations and getting to know the people we work with.
At a glance
- Who we see
- Children, teenagers, adults and families
- Where
- In our clinic, at home, at school and by telehealth
- Registration
- All our occupational therapists are registered with Ahpra
Why ‘Daybook’?
A daybook is a simple record of a day. Occupational therapy pays the same close attention to ordinary days.
We look at the routines, tasks and small moments that make a day work, and the ones that get in the way. Then we help you change what you can, at a pace that suits you.
What guides our work
The ideas behind how we practise, whoever we’re working with.
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Everyone’s everyday looks different
We don’t assume what a good day looks like for you. We ask, and we build therapy around your answer.
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Small changes can matter
A different grip, a simpler routine or the right piece of equipment can make a task manageable again. We look for changes that fit easily into your life.
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Good care is a team effort
We work alongside families, carers, teachers, GPs and other health professionals, so that everyone is pulling in the same direction.
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You should always know what’s happening
We explain our assessments, recommendations and fees clearly, and we’re happy to answer questions at any point.
Our team
Get to know the occupational therapists you’ll be working with.
Practitioner name
Occupational Therapist
- Qualifications
- Degree and university
- Ahpra registration
- OCC0000000000
- Works with
- Age groups and areas of interest
To be added A short introduction in their own words: who they work with most and what they enjoy about the work.
Practitioner name
Occupational Therapist
- Qualifications
- Degree and university
- Ahpra registration
- OCC0000000000
- Works with
- Age groups and areas of interest
To be added A short introduction in their own words: who they work with most and what they enjoy about the work.
Occupational therapists in Australia must be registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra). You can check any practitioner’s registration on the Ahpra public register.
Working with others
Occupational therapy works best when it connects with the rest of your support.
With your permission, we can share goals and progress with your GP, paediatrician, school or kinder, employer, support coordinator, or other therapists such as physiotherapists, speech pathologists and psychologists. If someone else would be better placed to help, we’ll tell you.