Amy Huynh

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST

Amy is a dedicated Occupational Therapist who supports adolescents, adults, and older people to build independence, confidence, and meaningful participation in everyday life. She has experience across community, mental health, and paediatric settings, supporting people with diverse needs, including psychosocial disability, mental health challenges, and difficulties with daily living. Amy is passionate about helping each person work towards their individual goals through practical, compassionate, and person-centred support.

When working with clients, Amy takes a strengths-based, collaborative approach that recognises each person’s unique experiences, abilities, and goals. She works alongside individuals to develop practical strategies that support emotional regulation, coping skills, daily routines, and independence. Amy values understanding what matters most to each client and finding meaningful ways to support their wellbeing, confidence, and participation at home and in the community.

Amy has a particular interest in mental health recovery, neurodivergence-affirming practice, emotional regulation, and psychosocial support. She is also passionate about helping people build everyday living skills, strengthen their community connections, and navigate life transitions. With experience in functional assessments, assistive technology, home modifications, and NDIS supports, Amy enjoys working collaboratively to identify strategies and supports that promote safety, independence, and quality of life.

  • Kelly’s Areas of Interest

    • Mental health and psychosocial support

    • Neurodiversity-affirming occupational therapy

    • Supporting adolescents and adults to build independence and confidence

    • Emotional regulation and distress tolerance

    • Executive functioning and sensory modulation

    • Supporting participation in meaningful daily activities and routines

    • Trauma-informed and client-centred practice

    • Supporting people experiencing complex psychosocial challenges

    • Building practical strategies to support wellbeing and everyday functioning

    • Working collaboratively with families, carers and wider support teams

  • Kelly supports:

    • Adolescents and adults experiencing mental health and psychosocial challenges

    • People who are neurodivergent and may experience barriers to everyday participation

    • Individuals experiencing developmental, emotional or functional challenges

    • People working towards greater independence in their daily routines and activities

    • Individuals who would benefit from support with emotional regulation and distress tolerance

    • People wanting to develop practical strategies for executive functioning and sensory regulation

    • Clients navigating complex life circumstances and changes in their mental health

    • Families, carers and support networks to better understand and support occupational needs

    • Clients to connect with formal and informal supports and meaningful community activities

    • People to develop practical, creative and individualised strategies that support their goals and wellbeing

  • Tuesday to Friday

    8:30am to 4:30pm

  • Kelly’s Qualifications

    • Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours) – The University of Queensland

    • AHPRA Registered Occupational Therapist

    • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

    • Distress Tolerance (DBT)

    • Phased Approach to Incorporating a Relationship (PAIR) Model

    • CPR & First Aid

    • NDIS Worker Screening Clearance

    • Blue Card

  • NDIS: Yes, Self + Plan Managed

    WorkCover: Yes

    Comcare: Yes

    CTP Insurance: Yes

    Private Health: Yes

    MyAgedCare: Yes

    Medicare: Yes

    Medicolegal: Yes

    Age: 14 +

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