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Aoife McAuliffe

Occupational Therapy

Aoife McAuliffe

Senior Occupational Therapist

Primary Location

Melbourne

Aoife McAuliffe is a Senior Occupational Therapist at InOne Healthcare with 10 years of experience. She is an Irish-qualified Occupational Therapist, having graduated from the National University of Ireland, Galway in 2016, and brings 7 years of occupational therapy experience in Australia.

Aoife has experience working across Occupational Rehabilitation, NDIS, Support At Home and inpatient rehabilitation. She specialises in working with adults and older adults, with a particular focus on home modifications, assistive technology, functional capacity assessments, SDA and SIL assessment and reporting, and capacity building interventions. She has extensive experience supporting clients with neurological, cognitive, physical and intellectual disabilities, helping them to stay safe, independent and confident in their own homes and communities.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor of Occupational Therapy — National University of Ireland, Galway (2016)
  • Registered Occupational Therapist (AHPRA)
  • CPPACC4020 and CPPACC5016 Home Modification course for Occupational Therapist
  • Elizabeth Ainsworth Home Modifications Workshops
  • Sunrise Medical Complex Seating
  • Specialist Disability Accommodation Training — Summer Foundation / Upskill
  • Supported Independent Living Workshop — Verve OT
  • Pressure Care and Positioning — Enable Lifecare
  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Training — Dr Russ Harris
  • Advanced Sensory Processing in Adults — Verve OT
  • Acquired Brain Injuries — Verve OT
  • Mobility Scooter Training — Verve OT

Specialties

NDIS Home Modifications

Assistive Technology

Functional Capacity Assessment

SDA Assessment & Reporting

SIL Assessment & Reporting

Capacity Building Intervention

Neurological Disabilities

Cognitive Disabilities

Physical Disabilities

Intellectual Disabilities

Client groups: Adults and older adults, NDIS participants, aged care clients

Clinical Approaches

Home & community-based assessment
Practical, solution-focused therapy
Goal-directed, person-centred planning
Family education and coaching