Amanda Palmer

Amanda Palmer is an Occupational Therapist (OT) based in Everton Park, Queensland, Australia. She works at Everton Park, located at 137 Flockton Street, Everton Park QLD 4053. Her exact degree and years of experience are not listed here, but she brings a clear focus on helping people live better every day through practical tool and task support.

Amanda’s work centers on daily living activities. She assesses how people perform daily tasks and looks for smart ways to make tasks easier and safer. She also recommends adaptive equipment when it fits a patient’s needs. This can help people do chores, get dressed, or move around with less effort and strain.

In addition, Amanda develops personalized exercise programs. These are designed to fit each person’s abilities and goals. The exercises aim to improve strength, balance, and energy. She also provides training in energy conservation techniques. This helps patients plan and pace activities, so they can do more without getting overly tired.

The care approach is practical and patient-friendly. Amanda explains options in plain language and makes sure patients understand how to use any equipment or strategies at home. She supports people to set realistic goals and to practice steps that fit their daily routines.

Her services are offered from the Everton Park clinic, making it convenient for residents across Brisbane and surrounding areas who live near Everton Park or travel from nearby suburbs to seek help. The local location in Queensland helps families find timely and accessible OT support when needed.

Amanda values teamwork and continuous learning. She works with patients and, when appropriate, other health professionals to coordinate care. This collaborative approach helps ensure consistent advice and better results for rehabilitation and daily living goals.

People trust Amanda Palmer for thoughtful, evidence-based OT care. Her focus on practical tools, personalized plans, and compassionate communication builds a strong reputation among patients in Queensland. Her expertise in assessing daily activities, selecting adaptive equipment, tailoring exercise programs, and teaching energy-saving techniques supports long-term independence and improved quality of life.