Sarah Cliff is a Senior Occupational Therapist and Care Coordinator at Biio who specialises in supporting individuals with complex health presentations. In her dual role, she conducts integrative care assessments focusing particularly on invisible illnesses, persistent pain, dysautonomia, neurodiversity, mental health challenges, and PTSD. Her extensive experience in rehabilitation and holistic wellbeing uniquely positions her to provide hope and direction to individuals feeling lost in their healthcare journey.
With her background as an Occupational Therapist, Sarah brings comprehensive understanding to the intersection of physical environments, psychological wellbeing, and functional capacity. Her approach combines evidence-based assessment with empathetic support, creating personalised care pathways that address both immediate concerns and long-term wellbeing goals.
Sarah excels in complex case management, helping patients navigate challenging health conditions through coordinated care planning and practical intervention strategies. Her background spans workplace rehabilitation, veterans care, NDIS, and chronic condition management, giving her valuable insights into diverse healthcare needs and systems.
Recognised for her excellence with the 2017 ARPA Award for Outstanding Return to Work Achievement in a Psychological Claim, Sarah continues to contribute to her field through leadership in professional organisations and conference planning for the Australian Rehabilitation Providers Association.
Whether you're managing complex invisible illnesses, struggling with persistent pain, or seeking support for mental health challenges, Sarah offers comprehensive assessment and care coordination that empowers you to move forward with confidence in your health journey.