Our Team

Stevie-Jo graduated in 2017 from Deakin University with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours). Before her return to Swan Hill, she worked in clinics in Geelong, Ballarat and Albury, where she built on her skills and experience. Stevie-Jo has an interest in home modifications, equipment needs, building daily living skills and working with clients experiencing neurological conditions. She values being able to work with clients in their own environments, alongside their support networks and being able to focus on each individual's special interest and life goals. 

Outside work, Stevie-Jo is a Mum to beautiful Gracie who keeps her busy. She enjoys spending quality time with her family and friends and loves gardening, camping and spending time outdoors near lakes and rivers.

Mietta holds a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy from Australian Catholic University. Completing her work experience at Seed Ability back in 2017 cemented her decision to follow a pathway to a career in occupational therapy. 

Raised on her family farm in Swan Hill, Mietta was able to continue living locally during her university years, as university courses pivoted online due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This led to her taking a position with us in 2021 as an allied health assistant.

Mietta has a particular interest in paediatric therapy and delivering therapy programs through play. She enjoys supporting families during her school visits and helping children implement strategies in the classroom. She loves incorporating fun and engaging games and activities to enhance fine and gross motor skills. When not at work Mietta enjoys spending time with her family, eating good food, shopping with her friends and going on holidays to the beach. 

Anna grew up in the local area and is passionate about giving back to the community that shaped her. She completed a Bachelor of Applied Science and Master of Occupational Therapy Practice at La Trobe University in Bendigo. Since then, she has gained valuable experience working across rural health settings with adults and older adults, supporting clients to build confidence in their daily routines and maintain their independence at home and in the community.

Anna is passionate about supporting people to live meaningful lives, their way. She takes a strengths-based, person-centred approach and enjoys working closely with individuals and their families to understand what’s important to them. Anna believes that small changes can make a big difference and is committed to helping her clients build skills, adapt their environment, and stay connected to the people, places and activities that bring them joy.

Outside of work, Anna enjoys spending time with her partner and their puppy, who she is currently busy training. She loves making her house a home, going to the gym, heading out fishing, and spending time with her family and friends.

Georgia is a dedicated physiotherapist who brings warmth, versatility and a deep commitment to empowering clients of all ages. She holds a Bachelor of Applied Science and Master of Physiotherapy, and has worked with children and adults across a broad spectrum of needs and abilities.

Georgia began her career at Outreach Physiotherapy in the Northern Territory, where she worked with a diverse caseload of up to 60 clients, ranging from newborns to adults aged 65. Her experience spans a wide range of conditions including Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Intellectual Disability, and other neurological, orthopaedic, and mental health presentations — with a strong focus on individuals funded through the NDIS.

Delivering services in some of Australia’s most remote communities, including Maningrida, Warruwui, Gunbalanya and the Tiwi Islands, her work has taken her into homes, schools, clinics, and gym spaces. She has also run group programs supporting motor development, social skills and emotional wellbeing in school-aged children.

Passionate about ongoing learning, Georgia has completed numerous professional development courses including Monash University’s Paediatric Physiotherapy Course, the Kids+ Changemakers Conference, and training in areas such as disability management, mental health first aid, Autism Swim, AUSTSWIM, and sports training. She is a proud member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association and is committed to delivering therapy that is evidence-based, inclusive and client-centred.

Outside of work, Georgia enjoys travelling abroad, working in her family’s café alongside her sister, staying active, and catching up with friends. Her energy, experience, and genuine care make her a valued part of the Seed Ability team.

Genna has a wealth of experience in customer service and client relationship management. Known for her warm and approachable nature, she excels at making clients feel heard, valued and well supported. Genna has a natural talent for building trust and creating lasting connections, ensuring that every client interaction is positive and seamless. With strong skills in technology and communication, she effectively bridges client needs with practical solutions.

Outside work, Genna is a devoted wife and mum to three active boys. Her involvement in the community is evident through her volunteer work, where she serves as the ‘socials girl’ for her local football and netball club, keeping the community updated and engaged. Genna’s commitment to both her family and her role as a client care professional reflects her dedication to making a meaningful impact in every aspect of her life.

Bonni graduated with a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) and a Diploma of Mental Health from Swinburne University at the end of 2023. Following her graduation, Bonni returned to Swan Hill and took six months off from her studies to work full time with us as an allied health assistant.

Currently she is pursuing a Master of Professional Psychology online at La Trobe University, making good use of the local Country Universities Centre to facilitate her studies. Bonni's passion for psychology began in Year 10, and sparked a strong interest in mental health and human behaviour that continues to inspire her career path.

Outside work and study, Bonni enjoys reading and is a devoted fan of Sarah J. Maas. She is also an active member of the local social run club and loves spending quality time with family and friends. To fuel her busy lifestyle, she enjoys grabbing a long black coffee – hot or iced, depending on the season.

Chloe has spent the past four years working as a Pharmacy Assistant, gaining valuable experience in the healthcare field where she has gained solid knowledge of health and wellness.  Chloe recently transitioned into her new role as an Allied Health Assistant at Seed Ability where she combines her passion for helping others with a special focus on working with children to help them thrive in their health and development.

Outside of work, Chloe enjoys spending quality time with her friends and family and stays active through playing netball and daily exercise. Chloe’s dedication to supporting others, combined with her enthusiasm for teamwork, makes her a valuable asset in both her personal and professional life.

Jemma oversees all our billings and payments, and manages our financial records, ensuring seamless and accurate operations. She joined the Seed Ability team in early 2023 as our director’s personal assistant before moving into her current role at the end of that year. Jemma is currently on maternity leave, enjoying time with her newborn son.

Jemma’s interest in allied health and helping children with special needs began during her secondary school years. Outside her professional life, she has a deep love for horses and enjoys attending horse racing events with her family. Along with managing her career, Jemma stays busy caring for her three-year-old son, Oakley, and newborn Otto. She values spending quality time with her partner, family and friends, always making the most of life’s special moments.