Jenne qualified in Jerusalem with a diploma in Occupational Therapy. She has added an advanced diploma in Occupational Therapy in Neuro Sciences from Wits. A post grad remedial diploma from RAU, sensory integration, therapeutic listening and various “out of the box” interests have motivated her to explore the absolute miracle of creation that is the human being. Her personal experience of dyslexia, dyspraxia and attention deficits have taught her that without labels, life is much smoother but without help / intervention the climb is so very hard.

Over the past year, working at the practice, Gerda has rediscovered the essence of OT - to be able to improve people's functioning in their daily lives. She has come to the awareness that every person's behavior tells a story about who they are, how they think, what their needs are and the amazing effects the correct response to these ‘silent words’ can have. After completing her studies and community service year, her interest in human development has encouraged her in furthering her studies in the field of Sensory Integration this year. She believes that by ‘addressing’ every person’s ‘silent words’ we can become excited about even the smallest changes. Then only, will we be able to appreciate and grasp the greatness of the human creation.

Gillian is a graduate from the University of Witwatersrand. After completing her 4 year BSc Degree she enjoyed her community service at Sizwe Tropical Disease Hospital. Here she gained experience in treating people with multi- drug resistant (MDR- TB) and extreme drug resistant tuberculosis (XDR- TB). She helped develop and set up the Occupational Therapy Paediatric Department at the hospital. She thoroughly enjoyed working and developing a relationship with the children; as their stay at the hospital was at least 6 months. This has given her the foundation for developing therapeutic relationships and diverse skills for this wonderful new experience.

After completing her studies at the University of Pretoria and her community service year at Helen Joseph Hospital, Megan’s interest in the treatment of people experiencing developmental gaps, lead her to join the Results OT practice. She has been fascinated by the miracle process of human development and the influence that environments, emotions and just general ‘life’ have on a person’s functioning. For her, occupational therapy is summed up in the following statement ‘OTs put the FUN into FUNctional!’ Through realising the effect of empowering people with skills in order to overcome their difficulties, Megan discovered the amazing value of OT. Megan plans on entering the post graduate Sensory Integration course and ultimately focusing on early intervention and education.

Sibongile qualified in Boston Business College with a diploma as a receptionist and secretary. She has been in the practice for 10 years, “I love my position as there are always new challenges and something to sort out. The targets set always drive me to achieve my best at all times, and I take my job seriously, as, at the end of the day it is a livelihood, and I need to service our clients to the best of my abilities."