Hiya Health - Sunnybank Hills

Get to know Hiya Health - Sunnybank Hills

From Hiya Health - Sunnybank Hills's website.

• Our approach

  Hiya Health uses an evidence-based, outcome-oriented approach focused on understanding your child's story, challenges and goals before creating a personalised treatment plan. Sessions are designed around the specific needs of each child, with clinicians tailoring their methods to suit individual circumstances. The team works collaboratively, linking the right professionals together to deliver coordinated care that goes beyond the immediate concern to support long-term strength, independence and quality of life. Treatment combines modern, research-backed methods with genuine care in state-of-the-art facilities.

• Working with families

  The clinic emphasises a collaborative approach, working closely with families to understand their child's needs and goals. Parent and carer input is central to building and updating personalised treatment plans, with the team adjusting their support to fit your family's circumstances. Reviews highlight how clinicians include siblings and involve the whole family in sessions when appropriate, creating a welcoming environment for all. Regular communication and coordination with parents ensures treatment is tailored to support what matters most to your child's independence and wellbeing.

• Meet the team

  Hiya Health Sunnybank Hills has a multidisciplinary team including fully accredited Physiotherapists (such as Oliver Derlin, Zach Jones, Britney Sullivan and Hiruni Liyanarachchi Don), Exercise Physiologists (including Nathaniel Stathis, Jaireh Erkkila, Sophie Winter and Channy Kim), Occupational Therapists (such as Nadera Kingsley, Parin Chaudhari and Wen Kai Sim), and Dietitians. All practitioners are university qualified and bring advanced expertise, with some holding senior and specialist roles. The clinic is part of a network of over 110 allied health professionals across South East Queensland who work together using the latest technology and research to deliver evidence-based care.

• Your first visit

  At your first appointment, the clinician takes time to listen and understand your child's story, challenges and goals before building a tailored plan that reflects your child's life, not just their diagnosis. The initial assessment involves objective testing tools to identify areas of concern and establish a baseline for measuring progress. The team will work with you to create a personalised treatment strategy designed specifically to suit your child's needs and family circumstances. Regular updates to the plan occur as your child progresses through their therapy journey.