Ms Caitlin Mckenzie

Ms Caitlin Mckenzie is an Occupational Therapist (OT) based in Wayville, South Australia. She works at the Wayville clinic located at 321 Young Street, Wayville SA 5034. Her work focuses on helping people with daily life tasks. She offers assessments of daily living activities and helps patients find adaptive equipment. She also creates personalized exercise programs and shares pain management techniques.

Ms Mckenzie’s services are designed to support people in regional and urban Australia, with a clear focus on practical, real-world changes that make daily life easier. Her approach centers on understanding what each person can do now and what would help them the most in their daily routine. This makes it easier for patients to stay independent at home, work, and in the community.

In her practice, patient care is built on listening first. She explains options clearly and helps patients choose what fits their life and goals. She uses simple language and practical steps, so families and carers can be involved in the plan. Her method supports gradual progress, small wins, and steady improvement.

Ms Mckenzie values ongoing learning. She keeps up with new ideas in occupational therapy and adapts plans as patients’ needs change. She also works as part of a team, coordinating with other health professionals to make sure care is comprehensive. This teamwork helps patients get consistent support across different services.

People in Wayville and the wider Adelaide area can feel confident in her expertise. Her local clinic is a convenient option for residents of the metro area who need practical help with daily tasks, equipment recommendations, exercise programs, and pain management. The clinic’s Adelaide setting makes access straightforward for families, caregivers, and patients living nearby.

If you are looking for clear guidance, respectful care, and a plan that fits your life, Ms Caitlin Mckenzie brings a thoughtful, patient-centered approach to occupational therapy in South Australia. Her focus on independence, tailored strategies, and collaborative care helps patients build skills and confidence for everyday activities.