Atiya Burrow Ali

B.Sc. (Hons) Occupational Therapy (2021)

Atiya has a passion for supporting individuals to live with greater ease, balance, and self-expression.

Atiya provides treatment for women’s hormonal health with a special interest in those who need a neuro-affirming holistic approach. 

She enjoys working alongside people who are neurodivergent, navigating sensory or emotional regulation challenges, or living with chronic health conditions.

Her practice combines evidence-based occupational therapy with creative and body-based approaches, including art, movement, and somatic strategies, to help people build skills and engage more fully in daily life.

Atiya provides treatment for

• Women’s Hormonal Health e.g. endometriosis, PMDD
• Persistent Pain and Fatigue 
• Support for people with neuro-divergence
• Connective tissue disorders e.g. hypermobility Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome

Additional qualifications and experience

• Level 1 Soft Tissue Therapy Certificate (2021)
• Treating psychosocial, neurodevelopmental and progressive conditions across the lifespan.
• NDIS experience in the provision of functional capacity assessments, assistive technology assessment, supported living and daily living skill development.
• Close collaboration with families, support coordinators and multidisciplinary teams to achieve meaningful outcomes.

Outside of work, Atiya enjoys practicing Pilates and dance, spending time in nature and cuddling up with her American staffy, Suki.