Mark graduated with a Bachelors of Science (Occupational Therapy) from Curtin University in 2022. Having worked across two healthcare systems, he has experience working with both adults and children. In his tenure with the National University Hospital Child Development Unit, he has worked with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, Global Development Delays, Sensory Processing Disorder, handwriting/fine motor difficulties and other developmental challenges.

As a sports coach, youth mentor, and occupational therapist, Mark has extensive experience working with youth. He strongly believes that play is the ultimate vehicle of growth and there is nothing more powerful than watching a child discover what they are truly capable of. He aspires to engineer wins that transform the mindset of children to go from "I can't" to "watch me!".

Mark spends intervention sessions building strong therapeutic relationships with both children and caregivers, as he believes that therapy is best practiced in one's natural environment.