About Tysone
Tysone is an Occupational Therapist at Brilliant Minds Psychology after graduating with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours) from the University of the Sunshine Coast.
He brings clinical experience supporting young people to achieve short and long-term goals, along with experience supporting adults in mental health settings to increase occupational performance.
Tysone is passionate about providing engaging, client-centred therapy. He is committed to assisting children and families to engage in meaningful occupations, bringing compassion and creativity to every session.
Tysone uses a strengths-based approach to create a positive and supportive environment.
Fun fact: Tysone is one of seven siblings, loves hiking and is obsessed with board games.
Professional Development
- Sensory Processing and Modulation in Children
- How to Support Toilet Training in Children
- Emotional Regulation 101
- Supporting Executive Functioning Difficulties in Children & Young Adults
- In-house training and supervision
Services
- Handwriting
- Development of young children
- Sensory processing
- Cognition and executive function
- Social-emotional development
- Play skills
- Visual perception and visual motor skills
- Self-care including toileting, sleeping, eating, dressing and showering
- Gross motor and postural control
- Fine motor skills
- Emotional regulation and emotional awareness
- Family support for tricky behaviour related to ASD, ADHD, development and intellectual impairments
- Structured daily routines to support emotions and behaviour
- Social skills development
- Play skills including cooperation, sharing, turn taking and following rules
- Attention, concentration, listening, planning, organisation, problem solving and conflict resolution
- Early learning concepts such as numbers, colours, letters and shapes
- Gross motor skill development to improve balance, coordination, strength and confidence
- Fine motor skill development to improve independence and success in self-care and play
- Handwriting skills to improve legibility, speed, letter formation and school performance