Our Team

Welcome to the Kids Plan-it team

At Kids Plan-it, our team of occupational therapists is united by a shared passion for supporting children and their families. Each of our therapists brings their own experience, knowledge, and warmth to the role, creating a supportive environment where children feel safe, understood, and motivated to grow.

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Jessica L’Green

Director and Senior Occupational Therapist

About Jess

BAppSc (Occupational Therapy) | Registered AHPRA

Warriewood

Jessica is the founder and director of Kids Plan-it, with a Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational Therapy) from the University of Sydney, completed in 2009. She opened the doors of Kids Plan-it in 2010, while also working part-time in a paediatric practice in the Blue Mountains. Jessica has always had a passion for working with children, which began during her university years as a swimming teacher and support worker.

Over the years, Jessica’s clinical interests have developed to include supporting children with feeding and eating challenges, as well as those who experience difficulties with emotional regulation and sensory processing. She is also passionate about helping children with specific learning disorders and works closely with schools and preschools to improve their understanding of these issues.

As a mother of two, Jessica brings a personal perspective to her work, enjoying family time at the beach or cruising around Pittwater on weekends. She currently sees clients at the Warriewood clinic on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, and conducts feeding assessments at the Allambie clinic on Fridays.

Jess has completed courses including:

  • Your Feeding Tool Kit and ARFID – The Anxious Eater: Melanie Potock
  • School Avoidance and Autism: Parental Stress Centre
  • Developing Social & Emotional Resilience – Playground Resilience and Wisdom: Helen Davidson – Best Program 4 Kids
  • Anxiety in Children – focus on children with additional needs: Kasha Bedford and Jane Wearn
  • Learning to Conquer the Wees and Poos – Behavioural Management of Constipation/Soiling and Urinary Incontinence: Rebecca Khan
  • The Traffic Jam in My Brain – Sensory Processing Approach: Genevieve Jereb
  • Developing Effective Pretend Play Skills in Children: Associate Professor Karen Stagnitti
  • The Resilience Doughnut: Bringing resilience into the common language of families: Lyn Worsley
  • Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorders: Sue Larkey and Tony Attwood
  • Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorders – Teaching strategies and behaviour support: Sue Larkey
  • Intervention Approaches for Autism Spectrum Disorders: ASPECT
  • How to use Brain Gym in the Classroom: Isabel Cohen
  • A Day in the Life of a Child with a Developmental Disorder – Focusing on Developmental Co-ordination Disorder and Autism Spectrum Disorder: CHERI
  • Splinting and Casting: Spastic Centre
  • Makaton: Spastic Centre
  • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Competence: CCCA
  • Unpacking Sensory Approaches in OT: OTA
  • Exploring Eating Disorders with An OT Lens: OTA
  • Accidental Counsellor: Lifeline
  • Webcast: PDA and Autism: Going Deeper: Michelle Garnett & Tony Attwood
  • Supporting Clients with a PDA Profile: Kids Link Education
  • Trauma Informed Practice: Kim Soden, Occupational Therapist
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Chloe White

Senior Occupational Therapist

About Chloe

BAppSc (Occupational Therapy) | Registered AHPRA

Allambie & Warriewood

Chloe completed her Bachelor of Occupational Therapy at the Australian Catholic University. Following this, Chloe began her career at a not-for-profit organisation working with individuals on the autism spectrum. As part of this role, Chloe worked in a multidisciplinary learning support team for an autism specific school, working with students, parents and teachers. Chloe has experience in providing Positive Behaviour Support, focusing on implementing strategies and developing skills to increase the quality of life for individuals and their families. She is interested in many areas, including sensory processing, independence skills, and fine motor skills. Chloe is passionate about building the capacity of families as a whole by ensuring sessions are meaningful for both the child and family.

She currently works Monday – Thursday at our Allambie clinic and Friday at our Warriewood clinic.

Chloe has completed courses including:

  • 3 Steps to Improving Interoception – An Evidence-based Approach: Kelly Mahler
  • Occupational Performance Coaching – Coaching Parents to Enable Children’s Participation
  • Sensory Processing and Self-Regulation for Individuals on the Autism Spectrum: Autism Queensland
  • Autism and Handwriting: Autism Queensland
  • The Traffic Jam in My Brain – A Sensory Processing Approach to Challenges Associated with Autism, ADHD, ADD, Learning and Behavioural Differences: Gen Jereb
  • Understanding and Helping Students with Social, Emotional and Behavioural Challenges: Dr Ross Greene
  • Zones of Regulation Training Workshop: Leah Kuypers
  • Developing Pretend Play Skills in Children – Intervention: Karen Stagnetti
  • Neurodiversity – Affirming OT Practice: An Autism CE Summit: Margaret Proctor, Learn Play Thrive
  • PDA and Autism: Going Deeper: Professor Tony and Dr Michelle Garnett
  • Supporting clients with a PDA Profile: Kids Link
  • Executive Functioning- A Clear Path to Intervention: Kids Link
  • Feeding Development Course – Understanding the Spectrum of Eating in Children (The Picky Eater, Paediatric Nutrition, Pediatric Feeding Disorders and Anxiety): Melanie Potock (Speech Pathologist), Dr. Nimali Fernando (Pediatrician), Dr. Jonathan Dalton(Psychologist) and Sarah Moran (Dietitian)
  • Trauma Informed Practice: Kim Soden, Occupational Therapist
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Chiran Nismara

Occupational Therapist

About Chiran

BAppSc (Occupational Therapy) | Registered AHPRA

Allambie & Warriewood

Chiran completed his Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours) at Monash University in Victoria. His interest in paediatric OT began during a student placement in rural Gippsland, where he gained hands-on experience supporting children and families in regional communities. Since moving to Sydney, Chiran has worked across clinic, school, preschool, and home settings, supporting children with autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, sensory processing difficulties, developmental delay, and emotional regulation challenges.

Chiran takes a child-led, play-based approach to therapy, drawing on frameworks including DIR Floortime and sensory integration to create sessions that are engaging and meaningful. He has a particular interest in emotional regulation and supporting children to understand and manage their emotions with confidence. With a passion for group program design, he has developed and facilitated social skills programs and holiday groups to support children’s peer interaction and self-assurance. Chiran values equipping parents with practical strategies they can use at home, and works collaboratively with families, educators, and allied health professionals to help children build independence and transfer the skills they learn in therapy to everyday life.

Outside of work, Chiran enjoys staying active through sports and fitness, and has a keen interest in technology and finding creative ways to support children’s development. Chiran speaks English and Sinhala.

Chiran works at our Allambie clinic on Mondays and Wednesdays, and at our Warriewood clinic on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays.

Chiran has completed courses including:

  • Quickshifts: Revolutionising the Use of Sound in Sensorimotor Integrative Treatment: Vital Links for Occupational Therapy
  • DIR 101: An Introduction to DIR and DIR Floortime: ICDL DIRFloortime
  • Trauma-Sensitive Practice: Kim Barthel
  • The Traffic Jam in My Brain: Sensory Tools
  • The Wilbarger Protocol: MoveAbout Therapy Services
  • PACTS: An Innovative Primary Care Program Advancing Competency to Support Family Violence Survivors: MoveAbout Therapy Services
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Hollee Crews

Occupational Therapist

About Hollee

BAppSc (Occupational Therapy) | Registered AHPRA

Allambie & Warriewood

Hollee completed her Bachelor of Occupational Therapy at the Australian Catholic University. During this time, she worked as a sports coach teaching children aged 2.5 to 17 years. Within this role, she was required to run sports groups and holiday camps, as well as assisting with school pick up. Hollee also volunteered as a teacher’s aide at a primary school, supporting children with disabilities aged 8 – 12. She is passionate about helping children develop the skills they need to foster independence, confidence, and growth. Hollee works at our Allambie clinic on Monday and Friday, and at our Warriewood clinic Tuesday – Thursday.

Hollee has completed courses including:

  • Kid link: Achieving Handwriting Success (fundamental handwriting skills, session plans, age-appropriate milestones)
  • Play Conference: The Full Spectrum of Play. By Precision CPD (what play looks like for children with ASD and how we can implement this into therapy)
  • Accidental counsellor: Lifeline
  • Emotional Regulation: Kids Link
  • Handwriting Course: Kids Link
  • Highway Heroes
  • Transforming Toddler hood Conference: Devon Kuntzman
  • Zones of Regulation Webinar: Everyday Speech founder and ZOR founder
  • Inclusive Classroom Conference: Holly Precision CPD
  • PDA and Autism: Going Deeper: Professor Tony and Dr Michelle Garnett
  • Supporting clients with a PDA Profile: Kids Link
  • PDA Parenting Support: At Peace Parents
  • Executive Functioning- A Clear Path to Intervention: Kids Link
  • Feeding Development Course – Understanding the Spectrum of Eating in Children (The Picky Eater, Paediatric Nutrition, Pediatric Feeding Disorders and Anxiety):  Melanie Potock (Speech Pathologist), Dr. Nimali Fernando (Pediatrician), Dr. Jonathan Dalton (Psychologist) and Sarah Moran (Dietitian)
  • Trauma Informed Practice: Kim Soden, Occupational Therapist
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Rianna Aguilar

Occupational Therapist

About Rianna

BSc (Occupational Therapy) | Registered AHPRA

Allambie & Warriewood

Rianna completed her Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy from the University of Santo Tomas in the Philippines. She moved to Australia to pursue a Master’s in Inclusive Education, driven by her passion to support inclusivity in school settings. During her time as a paediatric OT,  Rianna has worked with children with a range of neurodiverse conditions and needs, using emotional regulation strategies, sensory integration approaches, and strengths-based practices. She is passionate about helping children understand and manage their emotions, and she values empathy and compassion in every aspect of her work. Rianna is committed to creating a safe, supportive environment where children can feel seen, heard, and empowered to thrive. Rianna works at both our Warriewood and Allambie Clinics. Rianna speaks English and Filipino.

Rianna has completed courses including:

  • Masters in Inclusive Education (Advanced) – Torrens University
  • Supporting clients with a PDA Profile: Kids Link
  • Executive Functioning- A Clear Path to Intervention: Kids Link
  • Feeding Development Course – Understanding the Spectrum of Eating in Children (The Picky Eater, Paediatric Nutrition, Pediatric Feeding Disorders and Anxiety):  Melanie Potock (Speech Pathologist), Dr. Nimali Fernando (Pediatrician), Dr. Jonathan Dalton (Psychologist) and Sarah Moran (Dietitian)
  • Trauma Informed Practice: Kim Soden, Occupational Therapist
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Tessa Dykstra

Occupational Therapist

About Tessa

BAppSc (Occupational Therapy) | Registered AHPRA

Allambie & Warriewood

Tessa completed her Bachelor of Occupational Therapy at the Australian Catholic University. She has a growing passion for collaborating with children to support their learning, development, and growth. During her studies, she embraced the importance of a strength-based approach, ensuring individuals feel empowered as their needs are recognised and supported.

Tessa has led a variety of summer holiday programs for K–6 students, where she loved creating fun, engaging experiences and forming meaningful connections with the children. She also spent time volunteering in a preschool setting, supporting children aged 3–5 years and further developing her interest in early childhood and school-aged development.

Tessa is enthusiastic about partnering with families to create meaningful experiences that empower children to thrive.

Tessa is working at our Warriewood clinic Mondays, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and our Allambie clinic on Tuesdays.

Tessa has completed courses including:

  • Supporting clients with a PDA Profile: Kids Link
  • Executive Functioning- A Clear Path to Intervention: Kids Link
  • Feeding Development Course – Understanding the Spectrum of Eating in Children (The Picky Eater, Paediatric Nutrition, Pediatric Feeding Disorders and Anxiety):  Melanie Potock (Speech Pathologist), Dr. Nimali Fernando (Pediatrician), Dr. Jonathan Dalton (Psychologist) and Sarah Moran (Dietitian)
  • Trauma Informed Practice: Kim Soden, Occupational Therapist
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Penny Walt

Senior Occupational Therapist

About Penny

BSc (Occupational Therapy) | Registered AHPRA

Allambie & Warriewood

Penny completed her Bachelor of Nursing before going on to complete a Master’s degree in Counselling, building a strong foundation for her work as an Occupational Therapist. She brings a wealth of knowledge and a holistic perspective to her practice, supporting children and adolescents to achieve their individual goals.

Penny takes a child-led, child-centred approach, incorporating each child or teen’s interests into therapy to support engagement and meaningful outcomes. She is passionate about helping her clients thrive and become the best version of themselves. Penny works collaboratively with parents, teachers, and other allied health professionals to provide a wrap-around, holistic service tailored to each family’s needs.

Throughout her career, Penny has developed a diverse range of strategies and tools, drawing on her multidisciplinary background. She is committed to ongoing professional development and staying at the forefront of evidence-based practice. Penny has further expanded her skill set by completing her Boxing Instructor Course and gaining accreditation as a Kids and Teen Yoga Teacher, integrating these approaches into her therapy where appropriate.

Penny has a strong interest in supporting overall wellbeing and enjoys incorporating creative and movement-based strategies into her sessions to support engagement and positive outcomes for her clients and their families.

Penny works at our Allambie clinic on Monday- Thursdays, and at our Warriewood clinic on Fridays.

Penny has completed courses including:

  • Boxing Instructor: Box Fit Level 1
  • Yoga Therapy Level 1 & 2: Zenergy Yoga 4 Kids
  • Kids Advance Yoga Certificate: Zenergy Yoga 4 Kids
  • Kids Yoga Certificate: Zenergy Yoga 4 Kids
  • Achieving Handwriting Success (fundamental handwriting skills, session plans, age-appropriate milestones): Kids Link
  • Sensory Processing Evidence-Informed Practice for OT’s: Kids Link
  • Achieving Handwriting Success: Kids Link
  • Practical Play Ideas for Improving Motor Skills: Harkla
  • Sensory Diets Simplified: Harkla
  • Primitive Reflexes Explained: Harkla
  • Less Compliance: Kelly Mahler

Our Admin Team

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Camila

Admin

Camila is part of our Kids Plan It admin team. With years of admin experience, she’s responsible for managing appointments, coordinating with therapists, handling client inquiries and ensuring a smooth experience for families. Camila is also currently studying a Bachelor of Social Science, driven by her passion for helping others, she loves making a difference and connecting with people, whether it’s through her work or in her personal life. Outside of work, Camila loves expressing herself through art, travelling, and spending weekends with family and friends. Fun fact: she can speak Spanish!

Ruby

Ruby

Admin

Ruby is part of our admin team. She is responsible for scheduling appointments, managing files and coordinating with clients and clinicians. She is currently completing her honours year in psychology and has a keen interest in clinical and developmental psychology and has a passion for working with people. Outside of work Ruby enjoys spending time outdoors, playing sports and spending time with friends and family.

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