BSc (Hons) Occ Thy
National Head of Clinical Development – Occupational Therapy
With more than a decade of experience in occupational therapy across Australia, the UK, and Europe, Sarah-Louise Higgins is a respected clinical educator and National Head of Clinical Development. She holds a Bachelor of Science with Honours in Occupational Therapy from the University of Northampton, United Kingdom, and completed an international exchange at JAMK University in Finland.
Sarah-Louise’s career spans roles in community hospitals and home care, always with a strong commitment to the multidisciplinary team (MDT) approach for optimal client outcomes. She has taught best practice in pressure care for NSW hospitals and delivered manual handling training to large organisations, equipping teams with practical skills for safer care.
Her professional background includes years as an assistive technology advisor, predominantly within the home care and rehabilitation settings. Sarah-Louise is passionate about occupational therapy in the adult sector, with a keen interest in dementia care and mental health. She has extensive experience supporting people with progressive conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, motor neuron disease, and MS, always focusing on enhancing quality of life.
Known for her personable manner and evidence-based approach, Sarah-Louise is dedicated to mentoring colleagues, sharing knowledge, and advancing excellence throughout the occupational therapy community.
All sessions may be eligible for CPD claim and can be reimbursed through your professional development budget. Documentation is provided for AHPRA, and Occupational Therapy Board requirements.
Together For Pressure Care is a four-part training series presented by Occupational Therapist Sarah-Louise Higgins, and is designed to equip allied health professionals with practical knowledge and clinical reasoning for pressure injury prevention and management. The course covers pressure injury staging, risk factors, screening tools, and the OT’s role in multidisciplinary care, with a focus on real-world application and collaborative practices.
Coming Soon
Parkinson's In Practice: A Multi-Disciplinary Approach
Parkinson’s Disease: A Multidisciplinary Approach is a 13-part webinar series designed to equip allied health professionals with practical, evidence-based strategies for supporting individuals with Parkinson’s. Delivered by a team of OTs, Speech Pathologists, Exercise Physiologists, and Neuro Physios, the course covers mobility, communication, daily living, and exercise prescription.
$980.00 AUD
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