Lauren Pratt

Occupational Therapist

Lauren graduated with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours) from the University of the Sunshine Coast. Following graduation, she commenced work within a private hospital setting in Bundaberg, QLD. This position involved working with a wide range of individuals of all ages to achieve their optimal level of functioning.

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Lauren holds strong belief that each and every individual deserves the chance to live a meaningful and fulfilling life, no matter what their circumstance may be. This is why she made the decision to embark on the journey that is Occupational Therapy. 

Lauren has a particular interest in working with children and their families, specifically providing support to better manage and/or overcome difficulties with learning, sensory processing and emotional regulation.

Lauren also has prior experience in the following areas:

• Equipment Prescription

• Minor Home Modifications

• Stroke Assessment and Rehabilitation

• Administration of Cognitive Assessment/s

• Assessment and Reporting for NDIS

Arceili Niocena

Occupational Therapist

Arceili completed her Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy at Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand. Following graduation, she has worked in Singapore and Australia.

Over four years, she has attained consistent growth with her knowledge and skills across a number of service settings including inpatient rehabilitation, residential aged care, and community-based care.

She remains passionate and committed to engaging client participation in goal setting, and ownership of their health and well-being to achieve the best possible functional outcomes.

She has clinical experience with people with intellectual disabilities, neurological and musculoskeletal conditions. 

She has special interest in the following areas:

• Falls prevention

• Complex wheelchair and seating

• Adult and geriatric rehabilitation

• Equipment prescription and minor home modification

• Promoting independence in functional Activity of daily living and self-care.

• Therapeutic groups for recovering upper limb function

• Assessment and Reporting for NDIS

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