Molly Ross

Molly Ross

Team Leader and Senior Occupational Therapist

About Molly

What inspired you to become an Occupational Therapist?
I grew up always wanting to work within the disability field so when I found OT, I knew it was perfect for me. I love that I have the ability to help so many people of so many different ages and so many different circumstances. I love the versatility this profession has and the many avenues that I can go down throughout my career.

Who do you like to work with?
I love that my job allows me to work with people of all ages across the lifespan. I have had experience working with children, all the way through to geriatric patients and I love them all for different reasons. I have definitely found my passion in paediatrics. I love watching my clients achieve their goals across the lifespan as they move through milestones such as starting school.

Greatest Accomplishment:
Progressing into a leadership role and having the opportunity to help shape and support the team. I have really enjoyed developing my leadership skills, supporting other therapists, and contributing to the growth and direction of the team.

Watch Molly at Work

I love incorporating movement into my sessions wherever I can. I also love the classic games like Uno, Snakes and Ladders, and Guess Who.

  • Going to the beach
  • Spending time with my family
  • Eating out at new places
  • Watching/playing sport

Bachelor of Occupational Therapy – Australian Catholic University

Professional Development:

  • Traffic Jam in my Brain – 2023
  • DIR 101: An Introduction to DIR and DIR Floortime – 2023
  • Ready Steady Go: Power Up for Participation – 2023
  • From Meltdowns to an Occupation Centered Approach – 2024
  • King of Swings: Hands on Sensorimotor Workshop – 2024
  • Quickshifts: Revolutionising the use of Sound in Sensorimotor Integrative Treatment – 2024
  • Responsive Feeding Therapy: The Foundational Series – 2024
  • SOS Approach to Feeding – 2024
  • Neurodiversity Affirming Practices – 2025
  • Introduction to Child Sexual Abuse Training: Within the context of Primary Care – 2025
  • Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Program – 2025
  • Play Matters – Exploring Neurodiversity-Affirming Principles in Children’s Play – 2026

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