Our Team
Subha Perumal
Principal Occupational Therapist
Subha Perumal, widely recognized as “Sue,” is an experienced Occupational Therapist with an extensive background spanning over 20 years in the field. Subha has been a vital contributor to the Australian Health system. Her experience and commitment to her profession have made her an invaluable asset to the healthcare community.
Sue’s remarkable journey includes serving as an Occupational Therapist within Tasmanian Health Services.
In this capacity, she has worked closely with clients facing the complex challenges associated with Mental Health an Huntington’s disease. Her compassionate and client-centered approach has enabled her to provide valuable support and care to individuals and their families during their healthcare journey. Furthermore, Sue has excelled in her role as a facilitator, bridging the gap between clients and the Department of Emergency Medicine, Community Service organizations, and other vital
mental health services.
As the founder and principal Occupational Therapist at In Goodhands Occupational Therapy, known as “IGH,” Sue has realized her vision of creating a healthcare environment that places participants at the forefront. Under her leadership, IGH has become a beacon of excellence in the field, providing a wide range of services aimed at enhancing the lives of those in need.
Subha’s areas of expertise are diverse, encompassing Functional Capacity assessments, Sensory Assessments, Home Modifications, and Mental Health support for individuals of all age groups.
Renata Buckova
Occupational Therapist
Renata loves being an OT and she thoroughly enjoys working with her clients and their supports. She is hard-working, efficient and has good organisational skills. Renata is also a certified Home Modifications assessor, and she is keen to further expand her knowledge and skills in this area of clinical practice.
Joey Lui
Occupational Therapist
Joey is a dedicated and caring Occupational Therapist graduated from University of Newcastle, with 3 years of combined experience working in workers’ compensation and NDIS scheme. She has the most experience providing functional capacity assessments and reports for participants with motor function disabilities, and psycho-social disabilities under the NDIA scheme.
Her main strength is communication, developing rapport with clients, assess equipment needs, select and adapt the appropriate per case occupational therapy treatment model. She is able to assess client’s home and other environments, advice on alterations consistent with their needs and capabilities, recommend adaptive equipment and identify the needs of support for clients.