Charlotte qualified in 2005, with a degree in Occupational Therapy (BSc Hons) and has undergone postgraduate training. Charlotte has gained qualification at Masters level and is a Sensory Integration Practitioner (PGCert SI). She is enthusiastic about helping to support children with complex sensory differences. Charlotte has worked with babies and children with needs ranging from mild developmental conditions to complex neurological presentations, ages 0-19 years. Her work takes her in to both mainstream and independent educational settings. In addition Charlotte also works closely with, alternative education providers, local authorities and charities. 

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Charlotte has specialised in working with children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD). She prides herself in understanding an individuals needs and unique behavior's. Charlotte is particularly passionate about supporting children to feel understood, and to celebrate their unique strengths and interests. Educating school staff about a child's sensory preferences is another important aspect of Charlotte's work. Charlotte is trained in the ADOS assessment and enjoys being part of a diagnostic team for the Provide Well-being Service. ​​

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In her spare time Charlotte enjoys practising yoga, swimming, and in the summer months paddle boarding. Charlotte is a mum to three children. Since having her twin boys she holds a smaller caseload.