Clodagh is a dedicated Occupational Therapist at NAPA Centre who has known from a young age that she wanted to work with children and families.She brings a warm, strengths-based, and family-centred approach to therapy, empowering parents through collaboration and coaching while supporting children to build confidence, autonomy, and meaningful functional skills. Clodagh holds a First Class Honours degree in Occupational
Therapy from University College Cork and has been working in Australia since 2024. Prior to this, she practised in Ireland, supporting children and young people from infancy through to young adulthood. Her experience includes working as part of a multidisciplinary Autism diagnostic team, as well as delivering individualised, goal-directed intervention. Her clinical interests include sensory and emotional regulation, early
intervention, upper limb function, engagement, and play-based skill development. She enjoys incorporating sensory-rich activities, obstacle courses, and creative challenges to ensure therapy is both purposeful and motivating. Outside of work, you’ll likely find Clodagh enjoying a good coffee or walking along a coastline somewhere, recharging by the sea.