Meet the Team
We’re a team of passionate OTs who love what we do. Each member of our team is dedicated to supporting children and families with warmth, creativity, and practical strategies that build confidence and independence in everyday life.
Zoe Miotti
Director & Occupational Therapist
Zoe has worked as a paediatric Occupational Therapist throughout her career, with experience across both the public health system and private practice, working predominantly within the NDIS space. She graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours) and has worked with children from infancy through to young adulthood.
In 2024, Zoe founded Milestones Allied Health with a vision of creating a supportive, family-centred service where children and their families feel understood, valued and empowered. She is incredibly proud of how Milestones has grown since then, and of the passionate team that has developed alongside it.
Zoe is passionate about supporting children to achieve goals that make a meaningful difference in their everyday lives. She views each child as part of a family unit and works closely with parents and caregivers to build their confidence and capacity to support their child across all environments.
Zoe has a particular passion for early intervention and has completed a range of professional development focused on supporting children in their early years. She brings a playful energy to her sessions and believes that fun, connection and strong therapeutic relationships are key to helping children learn and develop. Her therapy is grounded in both play and evidence-based practice, ensuring her sessions are engaging, individualised and informed by best practice.
Outside of work, you’ll find Zoe playing soccer or spending time with her big Greek and Italian family, enjoying the wonderful food and rich traditions that come with it.
Vy Nguyen
Occupational Therapist
Vy is an Occupational Therapist who graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Master of Occupational Therapy. She has experience working with clients across the lifespan, with a particular focus on the paediatric space, supporting children and their families to build skills, independence and confidence in everyday life.
Vy is passionate about creating therapy that is both meaningful and enjoyable for the children she works with. She takes a creative, client-centred approach, incorporating play, imagination and each child’s individual interests into her sessions to keep them engaged and motivated. She believes that building a strong and trusting relationship with each child is an important foundation for helping them feel confident to learn, grow and take on new challenges.
Vy works closely with parents and caregivers, recognising the important role families play in supporting a child’s development. She uses a strengths-based and collaborative approach to develop practical and achievable goals that are meaningful to both the child and their family, with a focus on building skills that translate into everyday routines and environments.
As a bilingual therapist fluent in English and Vietnamese, Vy values supporting families from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. She strives to create a welcoming and inclusive environment where families feel heard, understood and involved throughout their therapy journey.
Outside of work, Vy enjoys getting lost in a good book, exploring new restaurants and spending quality time with her loved ones.
Steph B
Occupational Therapist
Stephanie graduated from the Australian Catholic University (ACU) in 2020 with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy.
Since then, she has worked with elderly and those with physical impairments through the DVA and the NDIS systems, completing home modifications, equipment prescriptions and functional assessments in order to enable her clients to better perform their important life roles and work towards independence and safety in their homes and communities.
However, she has always had a passion for children, coming from a large Greek family and having her own kids as well. This has transferred over into her career, where she found a love for paediatrics. She enjoys helping children and their families enhance their everyday skills and facilitate their independence in daily tasks, in order to reach their full potential. She prides herself on her bubbly, outgoing and fun nature, which is important in a play-based, paediatric environment.
In her spare time, she likes to spend time with her husband, kids and German Shepherd, go travelling, and drink bubble tea.
Stephanie services the Logan and Brisbane South areas and works with individuals ranging from babies to early teens.