Purple Day (26th March) is a global initiative dedicated to raising epilepsy awareness. Purple Day was founded in 2008, by nine-year-old Cassidy Megan of Nova Scotia, Canada. Motivated by her own struggles with epilepsy, Cassidy started Purple Day in an effort to get...
Can you drive the motorcycle with a prosthetic leg?At Williams Occupational Therapy, we are often asked to assess a rider with a prosthetic leg to see if he can get back on his motorbike. And more often than not, this question is due to the amputation of one of the...
Is it possible to drive a car with a prosthetic arm? Recently at Williams Occupational Therapy we have seen an increase in referrals from doctors and case managers asking if their clients can drive a motor vehicle with a prosthetic upper limb (arm/hand). ...
NDIS and Driver assessments What is the NDIS? It is likely that many of you have heard the term ‘NDIS’ or its proper name, the National Disability Insurance Scheme. From the title, it is presumed that it has something to do with the Government and disabilities, but...
We’re excited to welcome Claire to the Williams OT team! As our newest Driving Occupational Therapist, Claire brings fresh energy and enthusiasm to help clients achieve greater independence on the road. She’s eager to make a positive impact and be part of our mission!
Jen – Administration
Jen, our admin dynamo, brings a wealth of experience in professional writing and project management to the team. With a passion for creating order and efficiency, Jen thrives on streamlining processes and ticking off every item on the to-do list—nothing makes her happier than a perfectly organized office!
Her diverse career across government and private sectors has given her a deep understanding of people from all walks of life, helping her build strong, trusted relationships with clients and their families. While Jen treasures these connections, her favorite moments are celebrating clients achieving their driving goals. Saying goodbye is always bittersweet, but it’s a testament to their success!
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