
Occupational Therapy for Adults
Focues on Mental Health, Chronic Disease Management and Neurodiversity
We are a LGBTQI+ Neuro-Diverse friendly organisation
Currently taking referrals in Hobart and for tele-health

Therapy for Life is a holistic Occupational Therapy Service with a focus on mental health, chronic disease management and neurodiversity.
Therapy for Life collaborates with individuals, families and care teams to provide evidence-based, developmentally appropriate recommendations to support you and your loved ones to navigate their world. We take a person specific, strengths-based approach to bring not just function,
but joy into your life.
Therapy for Life strongly encourages and supports people from all communities and diversities.

Specific Assessments
Introducing appropriate interventions specifically tailored to your needs

Tele-health
Even while at home,
you can recieve support

Skills Training
Create and meet individualised goals through assisted interventions

Interoception Training
Mindfulness-based approaches, involving focused present-moment awareness on internal sensations
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
BA Behavioural Science (Psychology), BA Occupational Therapy (Human Behaviour)
Alice is a Senior Occupational Therapist with 20 years of experience supporting adults to build capacity, confidence, and participation in everyday life. She is passionate about creating therapy that feels safe, collaborative, and genuinely aligned with each person’s unique brain, body, and lived experience.
With a particular interest in neurodiversity, Alice works with adults experiencing ADHD, Autism, chronic pain, hypermobility/EDS, psychosocial disability, anxiety, complex trauma histories, and the overlapping challenges that often come with sensitive nervous systems.

☕ Fun Facts
✅ Coffee is life. Herbal tea? Not so much.
✅ Noise-cancelling headphones are my go-to sensory support
✅ I need to move, or things get wild
As a neurodivergent clinician herself (ADHD + dyslexia), she brings both professional expertise and lived understanding to her work. Her clients describe her approach as grounding, practical, validating, and transformative.
Alice uses a neuroaffirming and trauma-aware framework, integrating sensory modulation, executive functioning support, ACT- and DBT-informed strategies, and nervous system education. She is committed to staying up to date with emerging research, especially in the areas of neurodiversity, trauma, pain, and the brain–body connection.
At the heart of her work is a simple goal: to help people understand themselves, reclaim their capacity, and participate in a life that feels meaningful and sustainable.
Alice works closely with individuals, families, and support teams, believing that healing and growth happen best within supportive environments. Her practice is grounded in warmth, science, curiosity, and a deep respect for each person’s story.
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