Enola Noble

"I love working with children and families to support their goals in a fun and meaningful way. Being a part of their journey feels so special."

Qualifications and Experience

Enola graduated from the University of Newcastle with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours). She completed a range of clinical placements in rural and regional settings. Enola volunteered at Camp Jabiru during her studies and returned as an OT camp leader after graduating, supporting young people in a fun and engaging environment.

Throughout university, Enola worked as a disability support worker, supporting children, adolescents and young adults with diverse needs. Enola emphasised a strong focus on building rapport and connection with participants and their families, using a compassionate and collaborative approach to empower individuals and foster their growth and independence.

Professional Interests

Enola is passionate about supporting individuals and families with diverse needs, with a particular interest in working with adolescents to promote mental health and wellbeing. She enjoys providing individualised therapy that focuses on strengths and interests to support children and their families. Enola is committed to ongoing learning to expand her knowledge, so she can offer the best possible support.

Creative Skills
Enola enjoys creating art and loves exploring different mediums such as paint, pencil, clay, modelling paste, watercolour and fine point pens. Enola previously engaged in Irish dancing for several years and currently enjoys different forms of movement such as running, functional fitness and pilates. Enola is beginning to learn how to play the electric guitar and would also love to learn the piano, so she can bring this skill into practice!