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Meet The Team
Julina Minter
Founder · Director
Occupational Therapist
Clinical Supervisor
Julina established Limitless Occupational Therapy in 2016. Julina's vision is to listen to families personal experiences, to individualise therapy to gain the best outcome possible for children, and to provide services to underdeveloped communities. Julina provides supervision and professional development to Limitless Occupational Therapists.
Julina has a Certificate 2 in Sport and Community Recreation, a Certificate 4 and 5 in Fitness, and a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy.
Prior to opening her own private practise (Limitless Occupational Therapy) in 2016, Julina worked as an Occupational Therapist at an early intervention centre for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, and within private practise. Julina has 8 years Occupational Therapy experience working with ages 0-25, with varied presentations.
Julina also offers Equine Assisted Occupational Therapy sessions for clients who may benefit from an outdoor setting or from animals. Julina has a membership with the Riding for Disabled (RDA), and regularly engages in further Professional Development within this area of practise.
Bronte Aprile
Occupational Therapist
Bronte graduated with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours) at James Cook University in Townsville. She has experience In multiple private practices with clients of various of ages and paediatric conditions. She also has experience in supporting a range of children and adults in community mental health occupational therapy services.
In her previous roles as an Occupational Therapist and Program Assistant, she has been dedicated to delivering individualised support to a variety of clients with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Global Developmental Delays, Oppositional Defiance Disorder and Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder.
She is passionate about developing meaningful, trustworthy relationships with clients and caregivers. She has a strong commitment to ensuring that both the client and their families are well supported, by delivering holistic care to address client and family goals including activities of daily living, communication, emotional regulation and fine motor skills in preparation for future kindergarten and schooling. She enjoys supporting clients to generalise their skills to increase their participation and independence in the home, community and school.
Phoebe Murphy
Occupational Therapist
Phoebe Murphy studied Occupational Therapy (Honours) at the University of the Sunshine Coast. Phoebe has a year of experience in paediatric private practise with a variety of ages and presentations. In the past. Phoebe worked as a disability support worker for 4 years. Phoebe has been responsible for the care of children aged 3 to 18 years old, with varying diagnosis, including: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), and Down Syndrome.
Phoebe also has experience within Currimundi Special School, Equity Works, a paediatric private practice clinic, as well as inpatient mental health. In her own time, Phoebe is a QLD cricket community officer, promoting and facilitating junior cricket programs within schools and clubs. Phoebe is well respected and liked by her clients. Phoebe has a strong passion for providing quality care, as well as working with children, and encouraging them to meet their goals.
Amy Saward
Occupational Therapist
Amy Saward is a graduate from James Cook University in Townsville (Honours). She has worked as a Therapy Assistant at Wonderland Professionals, an NDIS Private practice, working within a multidisciplinary team. Amy has also worked as a disability support worker for the past year, working with clients with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and anxiety.
Amy implemented positive behaviour support plans, and gained experience within NDIS. Amy has also had experience within the South West Hospital and Health Service – Roma Hospital, North West Community Rehabilitation- Mount Isa, and Queensland Health - Mackay Base Hospital.
In her own time Amy has volunteered at a week long sensory camp (Camp Jabiru) for children with developmental delays, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), anxiety, and sensory processing disorder (SPD).
Amy has also worked as a student mentor, and has participated in ‘Run as 1 for Cystic Fibrosis’. Amy has a passion for working with children, and within the school environment.
Ayla Smith
Occupational Therapist
Ayla Smith studied a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours) at the University of the Sunshine Coast. She believes in providing client-centred and quality service with a smile and is committed to ensuring equitable opportunities for all.
Ayla has clinical experience in Youth Justice where she supported young people to get back on their feet through education and training. Ayla also has clinical experience within the Department of Education, having been based in Palmview Special School. Additionally, she also has two years of previous experience as both an Allied Health Assistant and Support Worker for children of all abilities.
On the weekends you can find Ayla outside either at the beach with a book and her dog or camping with friends.
Anna Theron
Occupational Therapist
Anna graduated from Griffith University Gold Coast in 2022 with a Bachelor of
Occupational Therapy.
She appreciates the core values of occupational therapy, including
providing client-centred and occupation-centred therapy to promote inclusion for all children.
Throughout university Anna had the opportunity to gain experience in many practice areas, including paediatrics, community mental health, and vocational rehabilitation.
She has had experience working alongside children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and values providing
engaging sessions to encourage and support clients and their families.
Anna enjoys spending her weekends outside at the beach reading a good book or hanging out with friends. She is looking forward to exploring all that the Sunshine Coast has to offer.
Sara Godfrey
Administration Assistant
Sara moved to the Sunshine Coast from the UK with her family in 2007. She has worked in a range of industries, in various administrative roles, from Child Care to Aged Care. Sara also spent many years working for Marriott Hotels in the UK.
She has a passion for connecting with people and providing quality support services. Knowing she can make a positive difference to someone’s day is what fulfils her.
Outside of work she enjoys spending time with friends and family, especially her young grandchildren.
Shara Godman
Administration Assistant
Shara grew up on the Sunshine Coast, and after spending almost 10 years in Canada, she and her husband decided to make the big move back to Australia in 2019.
Shara has a background in medical administration at one of the largest wellness clinics in Alberta, Canada. Inliv Wellness Calgary had a team of doctors, nurses, occupational therapists, psychologists, and personal trainers. She enjoyed meeting and greeting clients and getting to know all the families. Shara also has a background as a Beauty Therapist, she moved into management of salons and day spas, and she taught beauty therapy to students in one of the top beauty colleges in Canada.
In 2019 she decided to change careers and studied to become a counsellor, graduating in 2022. She has a passion for supporting parents and children and has a warm, welcoming and empathetic demeanour.
Outside of work Shara enjoys spending time with her husband and two young children exploring the Sunshine Coast and all that it has to offer for young families to keep the kids entertained.