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Vehicle modifications get far less attention than home mods, but they are equally life-changing.No vehicle access means ...
25/08/2026

Vehicle modifications get far less attention than home mods, but they are equally life-changing.

No vehicle access means no employment, no medical appointments, no community participation, and no social connection. OT assessment for vehicle mods draws on the same clinical reasoning as home mods, just applied to a different environment.
Most OTs overlook this area completely. The demand exists, but the supply does not. If you build this expertise early, you are filling a genuine gap in the profession.
Participation doesn't stop at the front door.

Meet Hannah - MLEA's Admin Assistant! πŸ‘‹ Hannah is often the first friendly face you'll meet at MLEA and has a real gift ...
21/08/2026

Meet Hannah - MLEA's Admin Assistant! πŸ‘‹

Hannah is often the first friendly face you'll meet at MLEA and has a real gift for making everyone feel welcome at our practice.

With a background in admin and customer service, Hannah keeps the practice running smoothly behind the scenes, supporting our therapists, clients and families. She takes pride in building relationships and it shows in the warmth she brings to every interaction.

Outside of work, you'll find her on the netball court, planning her next trip away, or at home with her little wiener dog.

We're so lucky to have you, Hannah 🧑

How do some OT assessments end up in front of a judge?Medicolegal OT is a growing area of practice, where occupational t...
20/08/2026

How do some OT assessments end up in front of a judge?

Medicolegal OT is a growing area of practice, where occupational therapists contribute to legal matters like motor vehicle accident claims, workers' compensation disputes, and public liability cases. Rather than working with a client toward goals, these OTs provide independent, objective opinions (on things like work capacity) that can be scrutinised and cross-examined in court.
And here's the interesting part: a report doesn't hold up just because it's clinically accurate. In a legal setting, it needs to clearly demonstrate the expert's relevant training, the reliability of the methods used, and independence from either party.
Our latest blog outlines 4 essentials every OT should understand about this space, from what makes expert evidence persuasive to knowing the limits of your own assessment tools.

πŸ”— Read it now via the link below.
https://mlea.com.au/occupational-therapy-and-the-law

When a client presents as 'difficult,' what you're seeing is the tip of the iceberg. The missed appointments, the diseng...
19/08/2026

When a client presents as 'difficult,' what you're seeing is the tip of the iceberg.
The missed appointments, the disengagement, the flat affect... are all surface behaviours. They tell you something is going on, but they don't tell you what.
Below the surface: sensory processing differences, interoceptive difficulties, trauma responses, executive dysfunction challenges, belief systems built over decades. This is where the real clinical picture lives and where OT assessment is designed to go.
Complex clients aren't complex because they're β€˜difficult’. They're complex because there is more to discover below the waterline.

πŸ“Œ Save this one for later.

Did you know occupational therapists can work within the legal system?Medicolegal OT is a growing area of practice that ...
14/08/2026

Did you know occupational therapists can work within the legal system?

Medicolegal OT is a growing area of practice that many therapists are unaware of. From personal injury claims to workers' compensation disputes and expert evidence on work capacity... OTs play an important role at the intersection of health and law.

Our latest blog outlines 4 essentials for anyone considering this space, including how to write court ready reports, give expert evidence and understand how your findings are assessed in the witness box.

πŸ”— Read it now via the link below
https://mlea.com.au/occupational-therapy-and-the-law/

11/08/2026

Here's where a lot of OT reports fall down, straight from the lawyer's side of the table: an opinion with nothing underneath it.
Giving an opinion is the easy part. Backing it up is the job. What's your research? What's your critical assessment of the medical information, married up with the functional impairment you've actually observed?
Physical testing, range-of-motion testing, watching a person attempt the tasks they may or may not be limited by. Not a self-report you've written down, but an informed opinion you can stand behind.
Because in a courtroom, "this is our opinion" with nothing beneath it won't hold. The evidence underneath is what makes it defensible.

🎧 Watch Episode 11 Now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube.

We did it! πŸ’œβ›³Thanks to all of you, the Bravehearts Charity Golf Day raised an incredible $15,000 for Bravehearts. Every ...
10/08/2026

We did it! πŸ’œβ›³
Thanks to all of you, the Bravehearts Charity Golf Day raised an incredible $15,000 for Bravehearts. Every dollar going directly toward counselling, prevention education and support for children and families across Queensland.
We had an incredible day of friendly competition, good company and a whole lot of heart for a cause that matters.

To our sponsors, thank you for backing this day and making it possible:
πŸ† - Gold Sponsor
πŸ₯ˆ Recruitment - Silver Sponsor
β˜• Lawyers - Breakfast Sponsor
β›³ Ortho - Longest Drive Sponsor
🍹 - Drinks Cart Sponsor

To every player, raffle donator, team and volunteer who showed up, swung a club and dug deep for the raffle, thankyou for playing a big part in the success of this charity golf day.

And to Bravehearts, thank you for the vital work you do every single day.

Melbourne personal injury matter? We're here to help.MLEA's Melbourne-based Medicolegal OT, Juliette Rowe, is available ...
06/08/2026

Melbourne personal injury matter? We're here to help.
MLEA's Melbourne-based Medicolegal OT, Juliette Rowe, is available for in-person assessments and expert reporting.
For Victorian based solicitors, this means local availability, reduced travel costs and responsive turnaround without compromising on report quality.
Get in touch via the link in our bio to discuss your matter.

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4102

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Wednesday 9am - 5pm
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