Sarah Ellis

When I first started as an Activities Therapist, I knew it was the job for me. So, I went on to do my Diversional Therapy training and became Registered. I am also a Careerforce assessor, and I support Activities Therapists to become Diversional and Recreational Therapists. Now that my children have grown up, I feel that I have time to put into the National Executive Board. With my Diversional and Recreational Therapy and education background, I feel that I have the experience required for the role.

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I would also enjoy seeing others reach their goal of being a Registered Diversional and Recreational Therapist which is very important for our profession as a whole.