Meet Our Team
Jo
Operations and Administration Manager
Kia Ora and Talofa,
I am Josephine, however feel free to call me Jo. I am a proud Kiwi of Samoan and Maori descent who has made the big jump across the Tasman Sea.
I am passionate about people! I love meeting new people from all walks of life and hearing their life stories. I believe Landing Spot is a great place for me to incorporate my health background and passion for people to support them live their best life.
Outside of work I enjoy spending time with family and friends, travelling, music and staying active.
Erin
Speech therapist - Team Lead
Hello,
My name is Erin. I am a Speech Pathologist based in Hervey Bay, Queensland. I grew up on the Gold Coast QLD, where I studied a Bachelor of Psychological Science and Master of Speech Pathology at Griffith University.
For the last two years, I have been working as a Speech Pathologist with NDIS participants of all ages. I have a particular passion for supporting individuals with complex communication needs through assistive technology.
In my spare time, you will find me playing guitar and banjo, walking my beautiful golden retriever and labradoodle, and riding my handcycle along the beachfront.
Khalsom
Occupational therapist - Team Lead
Hello from Melbourne!
My name is Khalsom and I am a neurodivergent Occupational Therapist. I have interest and experience in cognitive remediation, social cognition, sensory profiles, and the co-occurrence of mental health conditions with autism, ADHD, trauma, and chronic physical illness or pain. I have delivered and evaluated programs, training, led projects, provided services under NDIS, created resources and am a licensed Mental Health First Aid instructor. Prior to being an Occupational Therapist, I worked as a teacher for children with autism, a playgroup facilitator and a tutor.
I value being a mother and an Occupational Therapist. I enjoy quality time with my family and friends, going to the theatre, playing games, dancing, and learning.
My dedication springs from a deeply held belief in fostering a society where equity and inclusion pave the way for individuals to engage in meaningful occupations and cultivate healthy relationships. I am committed to providing affirming services and believe everyone deserves a fulfilling quality of life regardless of their challenges or diagnoses.
ashleigh
Speech therapist
Hi,
My name is Ashleigh, and my pronouns are she/her.
a neurodivergent Speech-Language Pathologist living on Darumbal Country in Central QLD. I completed my bachelors degree in Rockhampton QLD, and have worked regionally in the private practice and disability space since 2018.
I am passionate about providing neurodiversity-affirming speech pathology supports for kids, teens, young adults, families, and support networks.
In my spare time lately, you will find me with my family, enjoying a parmi at the local pub, watching Bluey with my young daughter, or playing Nintendo Switch.
claudia
Occupational therapist
Hi,
I’m Claudia, an Occupational Therapist with a passion for helping people of all ages and abilities. I’ve worked in this field for over 5 years and have experience in both the acute hospital setting and community paediatrics.
I completed my double degree at La Trobe Unitversity in Melboune, and earned a Bachelor of Applied Science followed by a Masters in Occupational Therapy.
Last year, I made the move to London and have continued my work as an Occupational Therapist. I have a particular interest in children’s sensory needs, their sensory processing and implementing strategies that help my client function in their daily lives.
When I’m not working, I enjoy running, trying new foods, exploring new places(especially countries) and hanging out with friends.
Tori
Occupational therapist
Hello,
My name is Victoria but I’m usually known as Tori. I have been an occupational therapist for 4 years. I undertook my masters at Monash University in Melbourne and from there worked in regional South Australia before making the move to London where I reside now!
My work experience has been varied, however I have a particular interest and extensive knowledge in autism spectrum disorder and sensory integration techniques and practices.
In my spare time I play rugby, do dog walking, play board games, and explore the hidden gems of London including live music.
Laura
Occupational therapist
Hello,
My name is Laura! I have been working with people with disabilities for the past 9 years, having had 3 years’ experience as a Disability Support Worker and working the past 6 years as an Occupational Therapist.
I undertook my Bachelor of Occupational Therapy at the University of Newcastle and shortly after moved to Melbourne. I am now based in London and bring a range of experience working with teenagers, young adults and adults living with congenital or newly diagnosed disabilities following injury or illness.
In my spare time, I love being outdoors and keeping active including running marathons and long-distance swimming. I also love to travel and experience new cultures and landscapes.
