Thrive Allied Health

About Thrive Allied Health

Thrive Allied Health is a small, successful, mobile allied health practice based in the Gympie region of Queensland, Australia. We provide a range of high-quality occupational therapy services.

We have now moved to a fully mobile service option. Our Gympie office is now permanently closed. We visit people in their own homes and communities. 

We provide occupational therapy services to NDIS participants including specialised assistive technology assessments, minor home modifications and complex home modifications. Due to very high demand we are not currently accepting referrals for new NDIS participants. 

We provide occupational therapy services to a selected list of Support at Home Package providers. 

We provide occupational therapy services to Department of Veterans Affairs veterans with Gold and White Cards. 

About Thrive Allied Health
Thrive Allied Health

Choice and Control

Our services are designed to offer you full choice and control over your therapy.

We work in a person-centred way, which means we discuss with you what you would like to achieve. This helps establish the functional goals that are important to you. We build on your strengths and abilities and help you develop the areas in which you would like improvement.

 

We work alongside you to achieve your goals and regularly review progress with you, your family and your support team.

You choose what you would like assistance with, and we determine together the best way to achieve your functional goals.

Thrive Allied Health

Meet Our Team

Fiona Neagle

Fiona Neagle

Fiona is a great communicator, relationship builder and networker. Her passion lies with assisting people with disability and older Australians achieve inclusive and connected lives through her occupational therapy practice, access consultancy, project work and range of volunteer roles.

She is the proud owner of Thrive Allied Health which was set up to provide services to assist people gain purpose, thrive and flourish in their daily lives. Fiona also works to create environments that are welcoming, inclusive and accessible for all community members. Fiona has worked for the past 35 years in health care, aged care and disability  as a clinician and service manager.

She collaborates with community organisations, businesses and governments at all levels to build the capacity of rural communities to be welcoming and inclusive. Fiona holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Occupational Therapy and a Master of Health Administration.

She is a founding member of Gympie’s Access Advisory Committee and a life member of Cooloola Human Services Network. She is a member of Occupational Therapy Australia and an associate member of the Association of Consultants in Access Australia.

Outside work, Fiona enjoys gardening, reading, lunches out with friends and spending time in nature.  

Ashleigh Dodt

Ashleigh Moessinger

Ashleigh graduated from the University of the Sunshine Coast in 2014 with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours). Since then she has worked as an occupational therapist in disability, paediatrics, aged care and rehabilitation.

Ashleigh’s passion is to support people to improve their ability to participate in their daily lives. She loves to solve complex problems with specialised equipment and home modifications. She also enjoys finding solutions for people to access specialised assistive technology.

When she is not at work, Ashleigh likes spending time with family and friends camping and exploring.