Brayden Chung

BSc, Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT)

Brayden is a registered occupational therapist experienced in supporting children, teens, and adults with a range of physical, developmental, and psychosocial disabilities. With a background as both a therapist and long-term support worker, he brings a strong person-centred and neurodiversity-affirming approach to every interaction.

His career began at one of Western Australia's largest NDIS providers, where he supported a diverse caseload across paediatrics and adult disability and gained valuable exposure to the NDIS framework. It was during his later independent work, however, that Brayden truly honed his skills — particularly in writing high-quality Functional Capacity Assessments, SIL assessments, and complex reports for assistive technology and minor home modifications. Working closely with individuals living with ASD, ADHD, intellectual disability, and psychosocial conditions, he delivers tailored interventions that highlight individual strengths and support meaningful access to appropriate funding and supports, including Supported Independent Living (SIL).

Brayden has a passion for mental health and has supported clients living with anxiety, depression, and other complex psychosocial conditions. This experience has shaped his calm, collaborative, and strengths-based approach, particularly in helping clients build structure, emotional regulation, and confidence in their daily lives.

Fluent in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin, Brayden is passionate about culturally responsive practice and forming strong partnerships with families.

With close personal connections to neurodivergent individuals, he brings not just clinical knowledge but also lived empathy into his work.