Interested in joining the team?
We currently have the following vacancies:
- Dietitian / Feeding Therapist (Part time)
If you're interested in working with us but don't see something listed above, reach out, we'd still love to hear from you.
Our Team
Hannah McClung
Speech Pathologist & Director
Hannah has a Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology). Han is a certified speech pathologist (SP), and is a practicing feeding therapist (FD).
Hannah has extensive experience with neurodivergence, severe disabilities, complex communication difficulties, children with physical disabilities, AAC communication, behavioural support and feeding therapy.
Hannah's areas of interest include; feeding difficulties, picky eaters, selective mutism, AAC, ASD and early language development. When Outside of work, Han loves spending time with her family/kids, doing arts & crafts, playing sport and beach walks with her dog Scout.
Tilayna Muddle
Speech Pathologist
Tilayna has a Bachelor of Speech Pathology and is a certified Speech Pathologist (SP).
Tilayna has experience supporting children with a range of speech sound disorders, myofacial conditions, stuttering, literacy and Specific Learning Disabilities (including dyslexia and dysgraphia). She also has experience working with children with developmental language disorder (DLD), autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and global developmental delay (GDD).
Tilayna has completed further training including Orofacial Myology and PROMPT for speech disorders, Nuffield and ReST for Childhood Apraxia of Speech, and Sounds-Write for literacy difficulties. Outside of work, Tilayna enjoys Pilates, trying new crafts, and walking her dog.
Brittany MacQueen
Occupational Therapist
Brittany has a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy. Britt is a registered Occupational Therapist (OT) and feeding consultant (FD).
Britt has worked in a variety of community & private paediatric clinics, including mental health & disability providers. Britt has extensive experience supporting kids with Sensory Processing Disorder, Global Developmental Delay, behavioural concerns, emotional regulation difficulties, Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, intellectual disability, mental health diagnoses and other syndromes.
Britt has specialised mental health training and can also bill under the Better Access to Mental Health Medicare Plan. This is additional training
in supporting sensory processing concerns, emotional regulation difficulties, support to
early childhood educators and trauma informed practice. Outside of work, she loves adventuring with her husband and son, and going for runs.
Abby Baxter
Occupational Therapist (OT)
Abby is an enthusiastic graduate from the Southern Cross University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy. Abby is a registered Occupational Therapist (OT) from Oct 2026.
Abby brings hands-on experience from her background as a community support worker where she assisted clients with activities of daily living, personal care needs and emotional wellbeing.
Through her clinical rotations, Abby has worked with children with additional needs, motor impairments, neurodivergent presentations and sensory processing difficulties. She integrates DIR Floortime, strength-based, PEO and sensory integration approaches into her practice.
Outside of work Abby is a state level touch football player and she coaches & plays netball. In the course of her studies, she received the distinguished Quota International of Coffs Harbour Prize, for her high grades & commitment to community service and the Business and Professional Women Wendy Martin Award.
Allied Health Assistants
OT / SP / FD
Elizabeth Faust
Speech Pathologist
Liz holds a Bachelor of Speech Pathology and is a certified Speech Pathologist (SP) as well as a practising Feeding Therapist (FD).
She has extensive experience working with children and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), dyslexia, neurodivergence, complex disabilities, literacy and communication difficulties, and feeding challenges. Liz is also highly experienced in augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and runs whole-school literacy programs, including AAC-modified Sounds-Write.
Her areas of clinical interest include AAC, literacy, and feeding therapy, with a focus on supporting clients to build confidence, independence, and communication skills across settings.
Outside of work, Liz enjoys playing netball, reading more than 100 books a year, walking along the esplanade, and spending time with her fluffy puppy.
Amelia Xouris
Speech Pathologist
Milly holds a Bachelor of Speech, Hearing and Language Sciences at Macquarie University and a Master of Speech and Language Pathology at Charles Sturt University. Alongside her studies, Milly worked as a Behavioural Support Practitioner, supporting clients with complex communication needs and behavioural challenges.
Milly’s passion for speech pathology stems from her firsthand experience of seeing the life-changing impact of therapy in empowering individuals to connect and communicate with the people around them. She has a particular interest in working with children with Autism, supporting them to reach their communication goals in a fun and supportive environment.
With her positive and bubbly energy, Milly is committed to making therapy engaging and motivating, helping children be the best learners they can be.
Alana Forrester
Occupational Therapist
Alana is an enthusiastic graduate from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational Therapy). Alana is a registered Occupational Therapist (OT).
Alana brings hands-on experience from a range of clinical placements, including private paediatric settings, community-based therapy, and acute hospital care, supporting a range of clients with diverse needs. She also completed a 2-week research project in Timor Leste as part of her degree which focused on inclusion and participation of people with disability in developing nations.
Alongside her studies, Alana has extensive experience working with kids as an allied health assistant, school sports officer and private tutor where she developed her passion for paediatric OT and empowering children to achieve their goals and reach new milestones.
Alana has a particular interest in neurodivergence, including emotional and sensory regulation and developmental delay. Outside of work, Alana enjoys playing and coaching netball, stand-up paddleboarding and going to the beach.
Dietitian (APD)
As Leea has moved, we are searching for our next amazing Dietitian for our Feeding Clinic.
Administration Team
Clinic Warriors
Charmaine le Gras
Registered Psychologist
NDIS Code of Conduct
Allied Health Code of Ethics
LWT Code of Conduct
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