Occupational Therapy Services

Knowing which type of occupational therapy support you or your child actually needs, and which report will satisfy a funder, is rarely straightforward. Tanya Moulden Occupational Therapy brings each service together in one place, from report writing and assessments to hands-on therapy, across Brisbane’s southside.

Occupational Therapy Grounded in Lived Experience

Every appointment and assessment is delivered by occupational therapist Tanya Moulden, BOccThy(Hons), who brings genuine lived experience of neurodiversity alongside a neuro-affirming, family-centred approach for clients of all ages. You can read more about Tanya and her approach.

Request a Discovery Call

Not sure which service is the right starting point? The best first step is a discovery call, so we can understand your goals and talk through how occupational therapy might help. New clients then complete a short online referral form so we have the information we need to get started. You can also call Tanya Moulden Occupational Therapy on 0456 382 983.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tanya Moulden Occupational Therapy offers occupational therapy report writing, functional capacity assessments, paediatric occupational therapy, developmental assessments, assistive technology assessment and prescription, and NDIS therapy and capacity-building support for children, teenagers, young adults and adults.

Yes. A functional capacity assessment looks at how you manage everyday activities and is written up as a clear, professional report, often used to support planning, funding requests and support recommendations. You can read more on our functional capacity assessments page.

Yes. Report writing is a core part of the practice. We prepare occupational therapy reports to support NDIS funding requests, plan reviews, change of circumstances and support recommendations for plan-managed and self-managed participants. Tanya completes every assessment herself. For quality assurance, all clinical reports are reviewed and approved by Tanya Moulden, Occupational Therapist, who retains responsibility for the final clinical content, recommendations and sign-off.

Yes. Toilet training and developmental or functional assessments are common areas of paediatric occupational therapy. We work with children and families on everyday skills such as toileting, dressing, play and self-care, at a pace that suits the child. See our paediatric occupational therapy page for more.

Yes. Through an assistive technology assessment, Tanya can recommend and prescribe equipment and supports that help you stay safe, independent and engaged in the activities that matter to you.

Yes. We provide capacity-building occupational therapy for adolescents and adults, focused on practical skills for daily living, study, work and community participation, including support for adult mental health, in line with your goals.

Yes. Appointments are available in the clinic at Holland Park, as a mobile service in your home and community, and online via telehealth, so you can choose what works best for you.

Yes. Tanya Moulden Occupational Therapy supports plan-managed and self-managed NDIS participants. We provide therapy, capacity-building support and OT reports for funding, planning and reviews.

No. Tanya works with adults across many areas. Adult OT support may include functional capacity assessments, independent living skills, personal care and domestic routines, executive functioning, fatigue and energy management, sensory and emotional regulation, community access, employment readiness, assistive technology, Home and Living assessments, and strategies to improve independence and participation at home and in the community.

Tanya works with people who have a wide range of presentations, including autism and other neurodevelopmental conditions, intellectual disability, acquired brain injury, neurological conditions, physical disability, psychosocial disability, and mental health conditions such as bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, as well as POTS, hEDS, fibromyalgia, chronic pain, fatigue-related conditions, genetic conditions, and complex or multiple disabilities.

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