The “I’m not old or disabled why do I need a disability access home” phenomenon is one I come across daily in my line of…
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Want to defy the ageing process? We’ve got the secret (hint…. it’s not a secret) it’s keeping physically active. Research has proven that the four aspects of fitness (stamina, strength,...
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Home assessment and modification is a key area of Occupational Therapy practice. With the population ageing and people wanting to remain in their home for…
Dementia friendly design not only promotes health and wellbeing for people living with dementia, but it enables caregivers (family, friends and aged care providers) to…
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) is used to describe all types of brain injury that occur after birth. Brain Injury is defined as a loss of…
This week the West Australian ran an informative lift out on all topics ageing, home care, facility care, remaining at home and preparing yourself financially…
Sleep disturbance is found in as many as 40% of individuals who have sustained a brain injury, these disturbances can range from difficulty falling asleep,…
We recently attended the seminar ‘Becoming Superhuman’ hosted by the Independent Living Center at Curtin University where the speak was Dr Jordan Nguyen- an…
Lauren Hart
Occupational Therapist
Lauren Hart is an Occupational Therapist and the founder of Optimal Living Therapy. Having graduated from Curtin University with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy Lauren has worked in a variety of areas and with an extensive range of clients in her career. Lauren has also completed a diploma in Access Consultancy with the Institute of Access Training Australia, and works closely with builders and architects on receiving Livable Housing design certifications.
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