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OTs are trained and strive to assist people to overcome various functional impairments to enable them to live with increased choice control and independence.
Over 20 years of experience, supported by empathy and knowledge, delivering client-centred, evidence-based, and culturally aware services across the lifespan and throughout the NT
ADOT’s mission is to ensure optimal outcomes through understanding that its about your function and independence.
Please note dates may be subject to change without updating this page
ADOT will consider travel to other remote locations within the Northern Territory, please email details of request.
January: Tuesday 27th – Friday 30th
February: Tuesday 10th – Friday 19th
March: Monday 16th – Thursday 19th
April/May: Wednesday 29th – Wednesday 6th April
May: Monday 25th – Friday 29th
June: Monday 15th – Friday 19th
July: Monday 6th – Friday 10th
August: Monday 10th – Friday 14th
September: Monday 14th – Friday 19th
October: Monday 12th – Friday 16th
November: Monday 9th – Friday 13th
December: Monday 7th – Friday 11th
Annie of ADOT holds AHPRA registration as well as national OT Driving assessor registration. National police clearances and the NT Ochre card.
ADOT has developed diverse skills that enable an holistic approach to interventions and service delivery over the years. Drawing on all skills to support the unique needs of her clients.
This includes training in PRPP to assist with understanding a persons occupational performances and develop appropriate interventions. The model of Explain Pain and the role of brain plasticity in achieving and overcoming functional impairments.
Occupational therapists are requested to complete a variety of assessments to ascertain levels of impairment, levels of current function and what therapy might assist in improved function; clarify supports and care needs, recommend appropriate equipment to support safety, function and independence for a person throughout their life.
Occupational therapists deliver person-centred therapy and interventions across the life span. This is done using evidence-based, individualised program development to achieve collaboratively set goals. The therapy and intervention is developed and implemented to support a person to succeed over time and to acquire skills and capacities.
Annie has had many years of working in multidisciplinary teams and brings that knowledge base to her practice. She works with other allied health services to assist in achievement of the best outcomes for all her clients.
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