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 works across the early childhood, primary school, and adolescent years, recognising that the right support at any stage can make a truly meaningful difference. From building foundational skills in the early years to navigating the changing demands of high school and growing independence, she meets each young person where they’re at.

Jemima has a particular interest in sensory processing and regulation, and draws on this alongside a range of other strategies to support each child or teen’s confidence and participation in everyday life. She works closely with families, valuing their insight, and focusing on practical strategies that fit naturally into daily routines.

She incorporates each child or teen’s interests into sessions, making therapy both enjoyable and purposeful. Seeing children and teens grow in confidence and skills, 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 individual’s unique needs.