About Us | Dundon Occupational Therapy Services

Who we are

We are a small, mobile paediatric practice working with children and young people, in partnership with their families who know them best.

Everything we do is grounded in the latest developmental science and delivered with genuine care. We believe children grow best when they feel safe, seen and truly heard, and that well-supported families and therapists are what make that growth possible.

Dundon OT began because families in our region needed more support than the existing services could offer. Lindsay and Cory set out to build a mobile practice that meets children and families where they already are, at home, at school and in the community, and that treats every family as a genuine partner in their child's progress.

What we believe

A few simple principles shape everything we do.

Connection first

We build genuine, trusting relationships with every child and family. Connection is where growth begins.

Family-centred

Families are partners, not bystanders. We coach, collaborate and equip you to support your child every day.

Child-led

Children working with us guide our clinical decisions. We prioritise safety, wellbeing and their unique perspective and voice.

Always learning

We stay curious and reflective, continually growing our own practice so your child benefits from our best.

Meet Cory and Lindsay

Dundon OT is led by its two Co-Directors, who between them bring the clinical care, mentoring and heart behind everything we do.

Cory Dundon

Occupational Therapist & Co-Director · she/her

cory@dundonot.com.au

Cory is a paediatric occupational therapist (BOccThy, GCPaedOT) and co-founder of Dundon Occupational Therapy Services, the mobile practice she and her husband Lindsay built to support children and families across Jimboomba, Beaudesert, Logan and surrounds.

Practising in paediatrics since graduating in 2013, Cory's career has spanned private practice, government and community health, specialist sensory integration clinics, and inpatient child and adolescent mental health. Highlights of her training include DIR/Floortime certification through Profectum, advanced Sensory Integration training (including the SpIRiT model and STEPSI), the SOS Approach to Feeding, NDT, the Safe and Sound Protocol, Therapeutic Listening, Tuning in to Kids and Tuning in to Teens, and Level One training in Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP), alongside a wide range of ongoing professional development.

Cory and Lindsay started Dundon OT because families in the region needed more support than existing services could offer. But she stays for the work itself: the meaningful journey of supporting a child to find their power, and helping a family to feel genuinely supported along the way. She believes progress is rarely a straight line, and that the therapist's job is to hold the hope and hold the path, even when things are tough.

Away from work, Cory's family life keeps her and Lindsay's hands full with their two girls, and she is co-host and producer of a popular paediatric OT podcast, Spirited Conversations.

Lindsay Dundon

Occupational Therapist & Co-Director · he/him

lindsay@dundonot.com.au

Lindsay is an occupational therapist (BAppSc(OT)) and co-founder of Dundon Occupational Therapy Services, the mobile practice he and his wife Cory built to support children and families across Jimboomba, Beaudesert, Logan and surrounds.

Practising since graduating in 2014, Lindsay brings extensive experience from government, education and private settings across NSW and Queensland. Highlights of his training include Play Therapy, Therapeutic Listening, advanced Sensory Integration training (including the SpIRiT model and STEPSI), and Tuning in to Kids and Tuning in to Teens, alongside a wide range of ongoing professional development.

Lindsay specialises in supporting boys, particularly teens, to foster their sense of identity, find meaning and grow their independence. It is work that asks for patience, genuine connection and a steady presence, and it is where he does his best work. He is driven to provide the highest quality, most effective service for every family he works with.

Outside the therapy room, Lindsay loves time with his family and getting his hands dirty with a bit of mechanical work on cars.

A small practice, built on connection.