About

GigglepOT is an Adelaide-based, mobile Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy service for children, young people and families experiencing challenges in their day-to-day activities. By working in homes, kindys, schools and community settings, children are empowered in areas meaningful to them. GigglepOT emphasises the importance of having fun and learning through play to build the confidence in children as they strive towards their goals.

NDIS

GigglepOT is a supporter of the NDIS, and provides service to self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants.

Private Health

Your Health Insurance may also provide you with some rebates for accessing occupational therapy sessions, contact your provider directly for further information

Medicare Plan

GigglepOT can accept referred Medicare Chronic Disease Management Plans or Enhanced Primary Care Plans.

Tamra Bogle

Director and Occupational Therapist

Tamra is an enthusiastic, experienced and qualified Occupational Therapist. She is passionate about providing opportunities for children, young people and families to participate and engage in activities that have meaning and value to them in their environment. She is a committed therapist and is passionate about building strong relationships with both the client and family to help work towards achieving their goals. Tamra's professional experience, including working in Australia, Cambodia and Canada, has provided her with expertise and understanding of play-based therapy and using fun and exploration as a medium for learning.

Tamra completed her bachelor's degree in Applied Science in Occupational Therapy from the University of South Australia in 2014. Since graduating, Tamra has worked in a few multi-disciplinary and inter-disciplinary paediatric teams that have worked with numerous children, young people and families with special needs. She has worked with people with various and multiple disabilities in school, home and community-based settings. Her roles have included the prescription of equipment and assistive technology with the NDIS.

In addition, Tamra has experience with working alongside and as a partner of the NDIS, assisting and assessing children with accessing the NDIS.