Jess March

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST | COMING SOON

Jess is joining our Occupational Therapy team in January 2027, bringing a bubbly, warm and welcoming personality, along with a genuine passion for connecting with people and supporting them to live meaningful and fulfilling lives. Jess has a natural ability to make people feel comfortable and at ease, creating an environment where individuals feel safe to be themselves, share their experiences and feel genuinely heard.

Jess values a person-centred and neuroaffirming approach to occupational therapy, recognising that every individual has their own unique strengths, experiences, needs and ways of navigating the world. She believes in taking the time to understand what matters to each person, building meaningful therapeutic relationships and working collaboratively to support goals that are important to the individual. Jess is passionate about creating a space where people feel accepted, understood and empowered, without feeling the need to fit into a particular mould or expectation.

Known for her bubbly nature and friendly personality, Jess brings an infectious energy to the team and enjoys getting to know the people around her. She understands the importance of connection and rapport in therapy and strives to make each interaction feel approachable, genuine and comfortable.

Outside of occupational therapy, Jess loves running, spending time at the beach and socialising with friends. Whether she is heading out for a run, enjoying a beach day or catching up with people, Jess loves staying active, trying new experiences and making the most of her time outside of work.

Jess will be welcoming new Occupational Therapy referrals from January 2027.

      • Teenagers + Adult Clients (up to 60 years)

      • Neurodivergence (Autism & ADHD) across the lifespan, including late-diagnosed individuals

      • Psychosocial Disability

      • Assessment + Reporting: FCA, SDA, SIL, ILO, Assistive Technology, Home & Workplace Assessments

      • Aids + Equipment Prescription (including sensory supports)

      • Minor Home Modifications + Environmental Supports

      • Falls Prevention + Safety Planning

      • Carer Support, Psychoeducation + Capacity Building

      • Emotional Regulation, Impulse Control + Sensory Processing

      • Routine Development + Habit Formation

      • Cognitive Strategies (attention, memory, organisation in functional contexts)

      • Executive Functioning (planning, initiation, time management, problem-solving)

      • Sleep Hygiene + Fatigue Management

      • Vocational Rehabilitation + Education/Employment Transitions (e.g., school, university, return to work)

      • Interpersonal + Social Skills (friendships, relationships, family dynamics)

      • Community Access + Participation

      • Skill Development for Activities of Daily Living and Independence

      • Goal Setting, Therapy Planning + Outcome Monitoring

      • Safety and Crisis Planning

      • Reasonable Adjustments in workplaces, education, and community environments

      • Teenagers & Adults

      • Autism (ASD)

      • Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

      • Physical Conditions

      • Housing needs

      • Aids + Equipment Needs

      • Anxiety, Depression + Mood-related Challenges

      • Emotional Regulation + Impulsivity

      • Sensory Processing + Interoception Differences

      • Executive Functioning + Cognitive Challenges (attention, memory, organisation)

      • Adjustment Difficulties + Life Transitions

      • Stress, Burnout + Overwhelm

      • Self-esteem, Identity + Self-concept

      • Social Isolation + Friendship Difficulties

      • Interpersonal + Relationship Challenges

      • Occupational + Vocational Challenges

      • Daily Living Skills (self-care, routines, independence)

      • Environmental Access + Functional Supports

      • Safety Planning + Risk Management

  • Monday to Friday

    8:30am to 4:30pm

  • Full registration as an Occupational Therapist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)

    Bachelor of Occupational Therapy Science (Honours), Bond University

    Member of the Occupational Therapy Australia (OTA)

  • NDIS: Yes, Self + Plan Managed

    WorkCover: Yes

    CTP Insurance: Yes

    Private Health: Yes

    MyAgedCare: Yes

    Medicare: Yes

    Age: 18 +

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