Jemima is a bubbly Occupational Therapist with a strong passion for paediatric practice, bringing a child-centred and neurodiversity-affirming approach to everything she does. She has a particular interest in sensory processing, understanding how each child experiences the world through their senses and using that knowledge to support regulation, confidence, and participation in everyday life.

Jemima is drawn to the early childhood and primary school years, recognising this as a time when the right support can make a truly meaningful difference. She works closely with families, valuing their insight, and focusing on practical strategies that fit naturally into daily routines.

She incorporates each child’s interests and preferred sensory experiences into sessions, making therapy both enjoyable and purposeful. Seeing children grow in regulation and confidence, and families feel equipped and empowered, is what Jemima finds most rewarding. She believes therapy is most meaningful when it is tailored, achievable, and rooted in a genuine understanding of each child’s unique needs.