Meet the Team
HeartParts Disabilty Support Collective where "Allied Health Come together" where allied health professionals (like physiotherapists, OTs, and speech pathologists) unite with clients or colleagues through professional development, networking and support care for our clients.
Hi! I am Dr Nikki Creber
Living with Parkinson’s Disease inspired me to turn my own HERO journey into a pathway of support for others. Through compassionate mentoring, practical guidance, and community connection, I help people living with Parkinson’s improve their wellbeing and quality of life.
In 2019, I created “WrapAround Teams,” a holistic support approach combining therapies and activities such as exercise, boxing, singing, voice therapy, and dance. This work highlighted the powerful role movement and exercise play in living well with Parkinson’s.
My contribution to the Parkinson’s community was recognised with the Australian Pacific LNG Community Hero Award in 2019 and as a Community Leader during Queensland Senior Month in 2021.
Today, as a NeuroRecovery Mentor, Parkinson’s Support Advocate, and Wise Women’s Ways Guide, I continue to guide and empower others through their Parkinson’s journey.
Treva Scobie
The people behind HeartParts have navigated disability and chronic illness personally — as patients, as caregivers, as people who sat in waiting rooms with no good answers.
Queensland soloist, Treva Scobie has been seen as a performer willing to revitalise many of the most memorable songs from the 80’s through to the hits of the 2000’s in his own live and energetic interpretations.
Proudly offering his performances without backing track support, Treva lays a solid acoustic foundation, then colours it with his well rounded vocal performances from start to finish, engaging mixed audiences of many ages and musical tastes, making his repertoire perfect for puplic venues, corporate events, weddings or private functions.
Hi, I’m Sarita Sloane
I’m an Occupational Therapist, somatic practitioner, retreat facilitator, and mentor — based on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. I help OTs and health professionals shift from burnout to embodiment, creating a thriving practice that feels deeply aligned and energising, through the power of somatic wisdom and nervous system regulation.
For over 10 years, I help NDIS participants and families who want calm, functional, person-centred OT support. I now offer a unique blend of evidence-based therapy, embodied wellbeing, and professional development.