Miss Maxine Heather Moss is an Occupational Therapist (OT) based in Werribee, Victoria. You can find her at U 2 Fl 1 85 Synnot Street, Werribee VIC 3030.
Maxine helps people get through everyday life in a practical way. That can mean supporting someone after an injury, helping with day-to-day tasks that feel harder than they used to, or working on routines that support independence. In many cases, the goal is simple: make daily living feel more manageable and less stressful.
Her work often starts with an assessment of daily living activities. This looks at how a person does things at home, at work, or in the community. She then builds a plan that fits the person’s needs and their usual way of living. At times, that might include changes to how tasks are done, along with step-by-step strategies that make the load feel lighter.
Maxine also focuses on practical support, like recommendations for adaptive equipment. This could be equipment that helps someone with safe movement, easier dressing, kitchen tasks, or other daily activities where help is needed. It’s not about fancy gadgets. It’s more about choosing the right tool for the job so someone can do what matters to them.
Alongside that, she uses therapeutic exercises and activities. These are aimed at building strength, control, and comfort for real life, not just ticking boxes in therapy. The activities are chosen to match what the person wants to get back to, and what will likely help most in their day-to-day routine.
Injury prevention is another big part of her approach. She explains ways to reduce risk and set up habits that help people avoid setbacks. Over time, this can help people stay confident with their body and protect their progress.
Maxine is trained as an occupational therapist and brings that OT knowledge into her clinic sessions. She keeps things clear and grounded, and she works at a pace that feels realistic for the person in front of her.