Meet Our Team.
Lisa Greene
Director | Occupational Therapist | PBS Practitioner
Lisa Greene is an experienced Allied Health Leader, delivering clinical and consultative services nationally from Adelaide, South Australia.
Lisa has extensive clinical experience working as a Senior Occupational Therapist, Clinical Leader and Operational Manager. Having been employed across a range of service delivery models including early intervention, community rehabilitation, functional recovery and acute care.
As a clinician, Lisa continues to work extensively with children, young people and adult participants living with neurodevelopmental disabilities, including psychosocial challenges and mental illness.
With a focus on inclusive functional recovery principles, Lisa delivers high quality assessment, reporting and intervention services as an OT and PBS Practitioner. Lisa is passionate about working in partnership with participants and their loved ones to achieve outcomes that meet their individual needs and life goals.
Within her leadership roles, Lisa has contributed to a broad range of state based and national initiatives in the implementation, delivery and evaluation of outputs to achieve performance indicators relative to program deliverables. These extend across youth mental health, disability and psychosocial landscapes in the private, NGO and public sectors.
Kate von Boltenstern
Senior Occupational Therapist
Kate is a Senior Occupational Therapist with extensive who is passionate, values led committed to supporting to individuals across the lifespan to participate in everyday activities and meaningful roles. She brings a well-developed skill set, strong advocacy, and a compassionate, evidence-based approach to practice.
Kate’s work is holistic, person-centered, and grounded in collaboration, respect for individual agency, and an understanding of diverse perspectives.
With expertise in complex case management with Department of Child Protection and Office of the Public Advocate, she delivers trauma informed, collaborative, person-centered care.
Her key clinical strengths and professional interests include neurodivergence, intellectual disability, early childhood intervention, building parent capacity and attachment and psychosocial presentations.
Maretha R
Allied Health Assistant.
Maretha has joined Inclusive Allied Health as an Allied Health Assistant, working part time to support our Occupational Therapists.
When not working in this role, Maretha is a professional and highly accomplished counsellor who works with children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families.
Maretha works closely with our therapists to implement intervention programs which help clients develop, build, and maintain life skills and strategies to overcome disability related challenges, as well as creating new and exciting opportunities that see participants thrive in their daily lives.
Maretha believes that each person is an agent of change in their own life, with the capacity to lead a fulfilling and inspirational life, recognising that each person faces their own unique difficulties and challenges.
Working with the allied health team, each session with Maretha is tailored to meet the client’s personal individual needs, and her extensive experience as a counsellor means she is highly skilled at being responsive and adaptable.
Maretha looks forward to working as part of your care team to helping you achieve your functional goals and create opportunities for you to reach your maximum potential and self-growth.
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What we do, how we do it and who we assist.
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Consulting Services
We are dedicated to tailoring solutions that address the unique needs of your organisation. Benefit from our proficiency in key areas, such as clinical governance, supervision, strategic planning, and the seamless execution of short-term projects.
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Clincial Services
Our commitment lies in our ability to collaborate with you and your team to achieve outcomes that improve your independence and quality of life.
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Occupational Therapists work alongside individuals living with disabilities or functional challenges to return to or learn new ways of engaging with activities, tasks or roles that are important to them.
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We work in partnership with individuals living with neurodevelopmental disability, mental illness, or psychosocial challenges
We do this by learning about your history and understanding your current circumstances.
We also aim to discover your individual strengths and understand the challenges that get in the way of you living the way you would like.
This allows us to develop tailored plans related to functional goals to achieve what is most important to you.
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Participants seeking assessment or seeking private clinical services.
Participants who have been accepted onto the NDIS, with plans that are self-managed or plan managed.
Participants who are 12 years and over, and who live in the Adelaide metropolitan area.
Inclusive Allied Health delivers services in the community, or in a place that best supports your wellbeing.
Inclusive Allied Health is not a crisis service.