Occupational therapy that helps children thrive at home, kinder and school
We support children, families, educators and workplaces across Melbourne's city and south-east, with therapy, assessments and practical training.
How can we help?
For parents and families
For schools and kindergartens
For workplaces
Wondering about your child's development, emotions, sensory needs or readiness for school? We work with children and their families at home, kinder and school. We support self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants, and private clients.
Practical professional development for educators on regulation, sensory processing, executive function and school readiness, plus in-class support for individual students.
Ergonomic and workstation assessments, manual handling training and workplace risk assessments, including for educators who work at child height all day.
Free checklist: Getting Ready for Prep
A one-page guide to the everyday skills that help children settle into school, with simple ways to practise at home. Enter your details and the checklist opens straight away.
We only use your details to send the checklist and, if you tick the box, occasional updates. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Why families and schools choose us
Ahpra-registered OTs
We come to you
Practical tools, whole-team approach
Every therapist is registered with the Occupational Therapy Board of Australia (Ahpra), so you know who is working with your child.
Sessions at school, kindergarten, at home or by telehealth, with clinic appointments available on request.
Families and teachers leave with routines, visuals and strategies they can use straight away. We work alongside parents, educators and other therapists, with clear written reports.
Getting started is simple
1. A free 10-minute phone chat
2. An initial assessment
3. A plan you can use
Tell us what you've noticed and what you'd like help with. We'll explain how we work and whether we're the right fit.
We meet your child at home, kinder or school, talk with you and their teachers, and agree on goals together.
Regular sessions plus practical strategies and visuals for home and school, with progress shared with you along the way.
about us
At PWArehab our aim is to help people work towards their goals, using a client-centred and evidence-based approach that underpins and drives all therapy and assessments.

At PWArehab we believe in using evidence-based approaches to support you in therapy.
Our Team
Emma is a passionate and experienced Occupational Therapist and holds an MBA from Monash University.
​Emma has experience in the areas of paediatrics, injury management, gross motor and fine motor movement, emotional regulation and wellbeing, cognitive disorders and ergonomics.
Emma takes a holistic, methodical approach, working with each family to set goals that matter to them and using evidence-based practice to work towards them.
Jade Knight
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
Molly Nash
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
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Jade is a bright and passionate team member at PWA Rehab who has recently graduated with a degree in Occupational Therapy. Since joining our team, she has gained experience across a diverse range of areas, with strong interests in emotional regulation, paediatrics, and ergonomics. Jade is particularly passionate about building skills with children and supporting emotional wellbeing. She brings an enthusiastic and engaging approach to her work, helping clients of all ages reach their goals with confidence.
Molly is a dedicated and compassionate Occupational Therapist with a strong passion for paediatrics. A graduate of Monash University, Molly has a special interest in supporting children to build their confidence, independence, and everyday functional skills. She brings a warm and client-centred approach to her work, ensuring each child’s strengths and needs are understood and nurtured.
Molly’s interest in paediatrics is backed by a commitment to evidence-based practice and ongoing learning, making her a valued member of the PWA Rehab team.
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Keri is an enthusiastic and caring Occupational Therapist who loves working with children and families. After completing her studies at Monash University, Keri developed a particular interest in helping children develop the skills they need to participate fully at home, at school and in play. She takes a playful, family-centred approach, building strong relationships with each child and tailoring therapy to their unique goals, interests and abilities.
Keri is committed to continuing her professional development and grounding her practice in current research. Her positive energy and genuine care for every client make her a valued part of the PWA Rehab team.
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Keri Tan
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST




