Josh Razon
Occupational Therapist
Josh is an Occupational Therapist with a strong focus on capacity building, meaningful participation, and helping people develop the confidence and practical skills required to do more of what matters to them.
His approach is collaborative and holistic, recognising that health involves more than physical function and that effective occupational therapy often requires both practical problem-solving and creative thinking.
Why I Chose Occupational Therapy
Josh was drawn to occupational therapy because of its holistic approach to health and its focus on understanding the broader factors that influence how someone participates in everyday life.
He particularly values that occupational therapy can involve both straightforward and creative solutions to the barriers a person is experiencing.
For Josh, good occupational therapy should help a person live a meaningful life by building their capacity or confidence to engage in the activities that matter most to them.
A Collaborative and Practical Approach
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Josh places strong importance on developing a professional relationship with the participant before expecting meaningful therapeutic progress.
When people feel comfortable, heard, and respected, it becomes easier to work together towards goals.
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Josh sees participants and the people closest to them as the experts in their own circumstances.
His role is to complement that knowledge with occupational therapy assessment, clinical reasoning, and intervention rather than assuming the clinician automatically has all the answers.
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Josh recognises that meaningful and lasting change does not always happen quickly.
He values consistency and patience, particularly in capacity-building work where skills and confidence may develop gradually over time.
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Intervention should ultimately make a difference in the participant’s life.
Josh values honest reflection about whether an approach is effective and is comfortable recognising when he does not immediately have the answer.
Clinical Practice
Josh holds a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours) and is registered with AHPRA. His clinical work includes functional assessment, capacity-building intervention, assistive technology, Home and Living assessment, and cognitive assessment.
He has a particular clinical interest in neurological and neurodegenerative conditions, including acquired brain injury and Alzheimer’s disease. Josh is interested in how changes to the brain can affect participation, identity, independence, and a person’s ability to engage in a fulfilling everyday life.
His areas of practice include:
Capacity-building occupational therapy
Functional Capacity Assessments
Home and Living Assessments
Assistive Technology Assessments
Cognitive assessment
Neurological and neurodegenerative conditions
Acquired brain injury
Functional skill development
Clinical report writing
Collaborative multidisciplinary practice
Josh also brings previous experience as a Therapy Assistant, which helped develop his practical problem-solving skills and capacity-building approach.
What You Can Expect When Working With Josh
Josh wants participants, families, and support teams to feel heard, respected, and involved in the therapy process.
He values honest communication, strong professional relationships, and practical intervention that reflects the participant’s own knowledge, goals, and circumstances.
Participants can expect a collaborative approach focused on meaningful progress and whether the intervention is actually working.
Contact Josh Directly
For enquiries relating to Josh’s current participants, occupational therapy services, or professional collaboration, you can contact him directly.
Email: Josh.R@PCTherapies.com
Phone: 0428 470 056
Refer to Josh
Josh provides community-based occupational therapy primarily across the Gold Coast and Logan, with a particular interest in capacity building, functional assessment, and neurological and neurodegenerative presentations.
His work may take place within participants’ homes, community environments, supported living settings, and other locations relevant to their goals and everyday functioning.