Allison is a Physiotherapist with experience in the private practice, community, and aged care sectors. She graduated from Melbourne’s La Trobe University with a Bachelor of Health Science and Master of Physiotherapy Practice and has over six years of experience in the industry.
Over the past three years, Allison has also been involved in Clinical Education, Clinical Coaching, and Allied Health Management. She is currently completing her Postgraduate Master’s in Women’s Health Physiotherapy.
Henry Tsoi is a dedicated physiotherapist at Therapy Circles. Bringing over four years of experience across both clinical and community settings, he specialises in neurological rehabilitation, utilising innovative techniques and a holistic approach to facilitate recovery and improve functional outcomes for his patients.
Henry holds a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. His ongoing commitment to professional development is demonstrated through advanced training and extensive clinical practice. Henry integrates evidence-based methods with innovative therapies to address the unique needs of each patient, enhancing their overall quality of life.
Known for his compassion and expertise, Henry is deeply committed to helping individuals regain their independence and navigate their rehabilitation journey with confidence. He values building meaningful relationships with his clients, offering support and encouragement every step of the way.
A passionate and dedicated Occupational Therapist with over 8 years of experience in providing evidence-based interventions and customised therapy programs for children with diverse needs. Naomi graduated with a double degree in Occupational Therapy and Human Anatomy from the University of Zimbabwe. She also has a postgraduate qualification in Early childhood development from Aga Khan University. She has strong proficiency in the assessment and treatment of various developmental, sensory and motor challenges to enable children to reach their potential in functional independence and improve their quality of life. She is detail-oriented, flexible and creative in interpersonal relationships to help achieve patients’ goals. She is dedicated to working closely with children and their families in designing therapy programs that align with their goals and are evidence-based, effective and efficient to improve functional performance in various environments such as their home, school and community.
Hector is a dedicated Occupational Therapist based in Western Australia, with a Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy from Curtin University. Since graduating, he has been passionately working within the NDIS setting, specializing in providing support to young children.
With a person-centred approach, Hector focuses on empowering children to develop their skills and achieve their goals in a nurturing environment. He believes in the importance of tailoring therapy to each child’s unique needs and fostering meaningful connections with families. Hector is also committed to making a positive impact on the lives of children and their families, guiding them on their journey towards independence and well-being.
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Daphne is a motivated and dedicated Speech Pathologist at Therapy Circles with three years of experience working with both paediatric and adult clients with speech and language difficulties. Daphne completed a Master of Speech Pathology at the University of Melbourne. She has a strong interest and experience in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) for both adults and children, as well as speech sound intervention. Daphne is deeply passionate about lifelong learning and seeking opportunities to enhance her skills in order to improve lives and empower individuals to reach their full potential. Helping others achieve their goals, such as effective communication, increased confidence, and advocacy for culturally and linguistically diverse families, is what drives her in her professional journey.
Krystal is a compassionate and dedicated Physiotherapist with a strong background in home and aged care. Holding a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy from Hong Kong, she has extensive experience working with clients to enhance mobility and overall well-being. Krystal’s approach is centred on building strong, trusting relationships with her clients, ensuring that rehabilitation is tailored to their individual needs. With a positive mindset and a commitment to patient-centred care, Krystal strives to empower clients through personalised interventions, facilitating their growth and recovery. She is passionate about helping individuals achieve their full potential and improve their quality of life.
Dennis is a dedicated Speech Therapist at Therapy Circles, holding a Bachelor of Speech Pathology from Curtin University. He is a Certified Practising Member of Speech Pathology Australia and has extensive experience working within the NDIS sector. Since graduating, Dennis has supported both paediatric and adult clients with speech, language, and swallowing difficulties.
Passionate about family-centred practice, Dennis works closely with clients and their support networks to achieve meaningful communication outcomes. He is trained in several evidence-based intervention programs, including the Lidcombe Program, Natural Language Acquisition Program, Hanen It Takes Two to Talk®, and More Than Words®.
Mazvita Mwayera is a passionate and experienced Occupational Therapist with over five years of practice across the community and disability sectors. With a strong foundation in both clinical expertise and strategic thinking, she holds a Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy and a Master’s in Strategic Management.
Mazvita specialises in evidence-based interventions that promote functional participation and independence across home, school, work, and community settings. As a Confidence Coach, she is known for empowering individuals to build resilience and self-belief, supporting them to thrive in all areas of life.
Her therapeutic approach is warm, collaborative, and person-centred: designing therapy programs that are not only practical and creative but also deeply tailored to each individual’s unique goals. With a strong belief in the therapeutic use of self, Mazvita blends compassion with professionalism to ensure every client feels supported, heard, and capable.
In addition to her clinical work, Mazvita is the host of The Compassionate Couch podcast and an active blogger, where she shares insights on confidence, well-being, and occupational therapy.
Lily Couscouris is a dedicated Occupational Therapist at Therapy Circles, committed to supporting individuals in the disability and aged care sectors to enhance their independence, wellbeing and quality of life.
She holds a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy from Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, and has over three years of industry experience. Lily works with people of all ages and abilities, with a particular interest in adults and aged care. She delivers evidence-based, person-centred interventions that help individuals maintain independence, adapt to life changes and engage in meaningful activities.
Approachable and thorough, Lily values building strong therapeutic relationships and empowering individuals to achieve their goals. She is also dedicated to growing personally and professionally, ensuring her practice continues to evolve alongside the needs of the people she supports.
An is a motivated Speech Pathologist at Therapy Circles who is committed to supporting both children and adults in developing meaningful communication skills and enhancing their participation in everyday life.
An completed a Master of Speech Pathology at Curtin University. She has over two years of experience working in community settings, supporting individuals diagnosed with Autism, Intellectual Disability, Global Developmental Delay, and Down Syndrome. An has a strong interest in speech sound development, early language, and school-aged language skills. She also has experience supporting clients through their AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) journey, as well as in swallowing management.
Enthusiastic, warm, and highly motivated, An values collaboration with families, educators, and multidisciplinary teams. She strives to create a supportive, fun, and engaging environment where individuals feel empowered to communicate and participate fully in their lives.
Lily is a Speech Pathologist at Therapy Circles who completed her undergraduate Speech Pathology degree with Individual Honours at Curtin University. She is passionate about working across the lifespan and supporting individuals to achieve their personal goals in ways that enhance their quality of life, independence, and overall success.
Lily values practical, real‑world outcomes that promote meaningful participation across all environments. She takes a collaborative, client and family‑centred approach to therapy, working closely with clients, families, support networks, and multidisciplinary team members to ensure goals are relevant, achievable, and aligned with what matters most to the individual.
Lily truly cares about the people she works with. She prioritises building strong therapeutic relationships and works alongside her clients as a team, supporting them with respect, compassion, and encouragement throughout their journey. Lily is particularly passionate about helping individuals find their voice — supporting self‑advocacy, self‑expression, and confidence in communication.
Having grown up in a regional town, Lily understands the challenges faced in accessing services outside metropolitan areas. She currently provides services to both the Perth and Geraldton communities, travelling to Geraldton on a fortnightly basis. Lily is deeply committed to improving access to speech pathology supports for regional communities and delivering care that is accessible, culturally responsive, and person‑centred.
Ishika is an Occupational Therapist who has been practicing since 2024, with experience supporting both children and adults to build independence, confidence, and meaningful participation in everyday life.
Her primary area of expertise is paediatrics, where she supports children to develop fine motor skills, gross motor skills, emotional regulation, and independence in daily activities. She is passionate about creating engaging, client-centred therapy sessions that help children achieve their goals while building confidence and resilience.
Ishika also works with adults on the autism spectrum, supporting the development of functional life skills and capacity-building goals. This includes establishing routines, budgeting, household management, self-care skills, community participation, and training support workers to provide consistent and effective support.
Ishika has a particular passion for working with individuals with ASD. Having grown up alongside her brother, who has ASD, she has developed an early understanding of the strengths and challenges experienced by autistic individuals and their families. This personal experience, combined with her professional training, drives her commitment to delivering compassionate, practical, and person-centred support.
One of the most rewarding aspects of her role is celebrating the achievements and milestones of her clients, no matter how big or small.