Myiesha graduated with Honours from Curtin University with a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy. Committed to lifelong learning, she has undertaken extensive professional development including the Attention Autism program, SOS Approach to Feeding, Learn to Play Therapy, and multiple courses in executive functioning, sensory processing, Autism, motor skills, handwriting, and behaviour support—including Being a Behavioural Detective and PBS Practitioner Training.

Myiesha graduated with Honours from Curtin University with a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy. Committed to lifelong learning, she has undertaken extensive professional development including the Attention Autism program, SOS Approach to Feeding, Learn to Play Therapy, and multiple courses in executive functioning, sensory processing, Autism, motor skills, handwriting, and behaviour support—including Being a Behavioural Detective and PBS Practitioner Training.

Myiesha is deeply motivated by the belief that every child and family deserves to feel heard and supported, no matter the challenge. She finds great joy in creating therapy spaces that are playful, safe, and empowering, helping children build confidence and equipping families with the tools they need to navigate everyday challenges. She believes it is the role of occupational therapists to walk alongside children and families on their journey.

Myiesha has worked extensively within the NDIS framework, supporting families to access services and navigate complex systems. She delivers both individual and group therapy, with a focus on building independence and emotional regulation. Myiesha has experience working with children and teens with developmental delays, sensory and social emotional challenges, learning difficulties, ADHD, EDS, and Autism—with a strong interest in supporting girls on the spectrum.