At Weave OT, our work is built on the belief that every person deserves to be seen, heard, and valued - not just accommodated, but accepted and celebrated for who they are.

Social justice is at the heart of what we do.

We advocate for systems and communities where people are not marginalised, silenced, or expected to change to fit narrow definitions of what is “normal.” Our work is about creating space, not “fixing” people and supporting individuals to live in ways that feel authentic, safe, and connected.

We are guided by the principles of being:

• Neuroaffirming: honouring diverse neurotypes and ways of being in the world.

• Trauma-informed: building safety, trust, and collaboration in every interaction.

• Culturally responsive: acknowledging Country, identity, and lived experience.

• Person-centred and partnership-based: working alongside, not on, people.

We believe that change happens when people are supported with compassion and dignity; and when services actively challenge ableism, stigma, and exclusion. Our mission is to weave together understanding, creativity, and respect to help people thrive, and to advocate for a world that values difference as essential, not exceptional.