Jacob Bonjour is an Occupational Therapist dedicated to helping individuals achieve their goals. He was drawn to this career to work closely with people and make a positive impact in their lives. Jacob is particularly interested in Home Automation and Access Technology and Assistive Technology. He enjoys being part of a passionate team at Superyou, which he chose for its reputation as an emerging service provider.
Alex is an Occupational Therapist passionate about improving the quality of life for individuals, especially children. With areas of interest including motor skills, sensory processing, emotional regulation, feeding therapy, and trauma-informed care, Alex enjoys the broad scope of practice involved in OT!
Natasha Weir is a qualified physiotherapist with a Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sports Science from ECU and a Master of Physiotherapy from Curtin University. She is passionate about supporting both children and adults in achieving their goals, enabling them to engage in meaningful activities and improve their access to the community. A natural morning person, Natasha enjoys spending extra time with family and friends. She joined Superyou to be part of an innovative organisation that values its staff and clients, aiming to reimagine therapy in Western Australia and provide excellent person-centred care for optimal client outcomes.
Maddie Statham is a Team Lead Occupational Therapist who is passionate about helping people while enjoying her work. Initially aspiring to be a physiotherapist, she found her calling in occupational therapy after witnessing the impactful work OTs do. Maddie is part of the mealtimes and SDA teams, and has roles in clinical governance, FCA and psychosocial support spaces. She loves her team and appreciates the variety in her daily tasks, which keeps her job interesting as she works with a diverse range of clients.
My qualifications Bachelor of Science (Speech Pathology) – Curtin University. My specialisation/special interest I am passionate about supporting people with
Adele Houghton is a dedicated speech pathologist with a passion for supporting individuals with mealtime difficulties and those navigating the complexities of neurorehabilitation.
