Emotional regulation
Helping children understand big feelings and find their way back to calm.
Ly is Head of Clinicians at The Bridge Effect, leading our speech pathology and occupational therapy team and supporting children from early childhood through adolescence.
Ly Fabros is Head of Clinicians at The Bridge Effect in Northmead and an AHPRA-registered occupational therapist with a Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational Therapy). She supports children and young people aged 1–18 with emotional regulation, sensory processing, self-care, executive functioning, toileting and school participation.
Ly draws on the SCERTS Model, CO-OP and trauma-informed practice, is SOS Feeding Protocol trained, and is Better Access to Mental Health (BAMH) endorsed, so eligible families can access Medicare-rebated OT sessions with her under a Mental Health Treatment Plan.
Ly’s main areas of focus at our Northmead clinic.
Helping children understand big feelings and find their way back to calm.
Support for children who find everyday sounds, textures or movement overwhelming, or who seek out more.
Building independence with toileting, dressing, eating and everyday routines.
Ly works closely with our speech pathologists, so your child’s goals are joined up. See all occupational therapy services or meet the rest of our team.
Ready to meet our team in person? Whether you’re just starting to explore support or you already know what your child needs, we’re here to help you take the next step.
Send an enquiry or call us with a little about your child and what you’re hoping for.
We’ll match your child with the right speech pathologist or occupational therapist.
Your child’s initial assessment takes place at our Northmead clinic.