Clinic Therapy Team
The therapy team includes Rehabilitation Assistants and Kinesiologists. Learn more about the team and their specializations here!
Leeann Ko
Leeann is the Senior Rehabilitation Assistant at Enable OT and the Volunteer Coordinator. She joined the team after volunteering at the clinic. She graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from UBC and is currently enrolled in her Masters Degree of Occupational Therapy program.
Leeann has been around sports all her life, and was involved with her high school’s badminton, track and field, and Ultimate frisbee teams. She has teaching experience as a coach for different sports teams and school groups.
In her spare time, Leeann enjoys playing and learning new sports. Leeann is also an avid DIY-er, and is currently learning how to sew.
Fun fact about Leeann: Even though she used to be allergic to chlorine, swimming is one of Leeann’s favourite activities!
Makena Macey
Makena is a Junior Rehabilitation Assistant at Enable OT and a student at the University of British Columbia, majoring in psychology. She loves working with children and hopes to pursue a career in occupational therapy. She will do anything to engage a client, including participating in a breakdancing competition!
She works as a support worker with children in the community and at summer camps, and also volunteers at a vegan cafe. Makena enjoys baking as well as all kinds of arts and crafts, including crochet and knitting.
Fun Fact: she has backyard chickens!
Annabella Semple
Annabella is a valuable member of the Administrative team and Accounts team with Enable OT, and works remotely from Victoria. She enjoys leadership roles as she just completed a term as Student Council’s President in her last year of high school, and spent many years as a junior leader for a Girl Guide unit. When she isn’t busy planning events or studying, you can find her reading, watching Netflix or spending time with her friends. She is continuing her studies at the University of Victoria this year, as she pursues a career in health care, and has successfully finished her second year!
Fun fact: she broke her leg playing rugby!