Molly Ley (Occupational Therapist)

BHlthSc, MOT - Bond University
 
Molly has a strong drive and passion in working with children and their families to assist them in their development of the child’s best  self. This passion was noticed at a young age, and she enjoyed  seeing children develop these skills in different and unique ways ever since.

Molly recognises that no two children are the same and that their environment, personal and development factors can contribute to their unique personality. She loves to find unique, creative, and engaging ways to approach therapy to make it fun for all.

Molly graduated from her Bachelor of Health Sciences and Masters of Occupational Therapy degree at Bond University in the Gold Coast. She recognises the importance of therapy and practice being evidence based backed by scientific research. Molly strives to always further her knowledge in areas surrounding paediatrics, occupational therapy, and disability to provide the best support to children and families alike.

Molly is particularly passionate about early childhood and development as children's foundational skills come from their young age. She has worked with children with varying difficulties, disabilities and ages, starting at 4 months old. She has worked with children with Cerebral Palsy, Autism, ADHD, Global Development Delay, Intellectual Disability, Sensory Processing Disorder, and Language Delay.