Kayla completed her Bachelor’s degree at Australian Catholic University, where she developed a strong foundation in occupational therapy and a passion for supporting children and families. From a young age, Kayla worked in various settings with children and discovered her calling through volunteering at a disability organization in high school. This experience solidified her desire to make a meaningful difference by helping children achieve their goals and reach their full potential. With over eight years of experience as a support worker, Kayla has worked with a diverse range of families, gaining invaluable insights and skills that shape her compassionate and client-centred approach to therapy. When Kayla is not at the NAPA Centre, you’ll find her shopping, enjoying a musical, or spending quality time with her family and friends.