Ghye graduated with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy from the University of Sydney. He has experience working across community, school, and clinic settings, providing assessment and evidence-based intervention for children and young people aged 1 to 23 years, prior to relocating to Newcastle in 2023.
Ghye has completed postgraduate training through the Australian Bobath Neuro-Developmental Therapy Association, including Understanding Movement Disorders and Child Development, as well as MACA training in transporting children with disabilities and medical conditions. He is also a certified Circle of Security Program Facilitator, supporting caregivers to build secure attachment relationships with their children.
He has a strong focus on parent–child attachment, with a keen interest in infant development, toileting independence, and supporting children with physical disabilities. Ghye is passionate about delivering family-centred therapy and empowering families with practical strategies that can be embedded into everyday routines.
With experience supporting Autistic Individuals and other needs including Cerebral Palsy, Intellectual Disability, Global Developmental Delay, low muscle tone, and complex behaviours. Ghye works collaboratively with families and multidisciplinary teams to achieve meaningful, functional goals.
