Promote Occupational Therapy

28/03/2025

A Heartfelt Goodbye

Dear Families,

It is with mixed emotions that I share the news of closing down my paediatric occupational therapy clinic.

Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working with incredible children and their families, witnessing their growth, resilience, and achievements firsthand. Your trust in me to support your children has been an honor beyond words, and I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to be part of your journey.

Every child I’ve worked with has taught me something invaluable—the importance of patience, the power of creativity, or the joy of celebrating small victories. These experiences have shaped me as a therapist and enriched me as a person. The lessons I’ve learned from your children will stay with me forever, guiding me in every step I take moving forward.

As I transition into my next role as an Allied Health Engagement Lead, I carry the wisdom and compassion gained from working alongside you. This new chapter will allow me to support allied health professionals in making meaningful connections and delivering impactful care—something I am deeply passionate about.

While saying goodbye to this clinic is bittersweet, I am excited for what lies ahead and hopeful that my work will continue to make a difference in another capacity. Thank you for trusting me with your children’s care and allowing me to be part of your lives.

This isn’t goodbye—it’s a heartfelt thank you for everything. Wishing you all continued growth, happiness, and success on your journeys ahead! 💙

P.S. I will still be available to contact till 30 April 2025 on ash@promoteot.com.au. Then, official emails will be deactivated.

Ash

21/06/2023

Hello Emerald,

We are happy to be back in Emerald, QLD. We are open and taking on new clients now. Some afterschool and Saturday appointments are still available.

Our new clinic is situated at 2/6 Borilla Street and features a Sensory Gym, Fine motor and desktop activity room and more.

To book appointment call or text Ash on 0469820723 or email at admin@promoteot.com.au

Ash

15/08/2022

PromOTe OT clients who have purchased Yoga swing from Vuly between 1/08/2017 and 01/11/2020 please note.

Contact Vuly for replacement swivel attachment.
Ash

01/07/2022

Please share !

Seeking parents of children aged 1-2 years with feeding difficulties and early signs of autism for online feeding intervention sessions, as part of a PhD study. If you are 18 or older, have English language competency, can access a stable internet connection and live with your child in Australia, please see:
http://otarc.blogs.latrobe.edu.au/research-opportunity/
Ethics approval number: HEC22076

Engaged Eaters Program June 29, 2022June 29, 2022 Research Opportunity: Engaged Eaters Program, a feeding intervention for young children with early signs of autism Asmita Mudholkar, PhD student at La Trobe University, is seeking volunteer research participants to be involved in a study of factors a...

27/06/2022

This week, PromOTe OT is celebrating 9th year of the practice and completion of 1st year in Sunshine Coast.
I thank all children , parents, employees , medical professionals, teachers and all other friends of PromOTe OT for your support throughout this Journey!!

24/06/2022

Please support the local business .

The site is open now.

http://alexawilliam.com.au/

https://www.facebook.com/byAlexaWilliam/

23/06/2022

Asmita is conducting the following survey for children with feeding difficulties as part of her PhD study. Please feel free to share.
Ash

Seeking parents of children aged 12-24 months with feeding difficulties to participate in a PhD study. If you are 18 or older, have English language competency and live with your child in Australia, for more information please see http://otarc.blogs.latrobe.edu.au/feeding-difficulties/
Ethics approval number HEC21388

Research Study: Feeding Difficulties in Young Children June 2, 2021June 1, 2022 Asmita Muholkar, PhD student at La Trobe University, is seeking volunteer research participants to be involved in a study of factors associated with feeding difficulties in young children. While there are no immediate be...

02/04/2022

PromOTe OT congratulates Asmita Mudholkar MS OTR for her first study published exploring factors that relate to atypical feeding patterns in young children.

Background Atypical feeding behaviours such as significantly limited food preferences, hypersensitivity to food textures or temperatures and pocketing food without swallowing are common concerns in ...

02/04/2022

Today is World Autism Awareness Day!! There is a lot more awareness about Autism in the last decade. Although on this day we should listen more to the Autistic community about their goals and aspirations. We need to create awareness of treatment options preferred by the Autistic community.

24/12/2021

PromOTe OT wishes you a merry Christmas and happy new year!! We will open again on 4th January next year!!

09/09/2021

Today is a "R U OK?" Day.

Life is challenging !! It is filled with uncertainties, highs and lows and complications for everyone of us.

While constantly caring for our loved ones, it is not difficult to neglect own wellbeing.

Show someone you care and are there to support them by asking how they're really going, because your conversation could change a life.

For tips on asking , visit

R U OK? is a su***de prevention charity encouraging Australians to start life-changing conversations, when they're needed most. Four simple steps guide you to ask "Are you OK?", and help someone in need safely and comfortably. A conversation can change a life.

08/08/2021

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