Sydney is a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy student at the University of Toronto, completing her clinical placement at Crafted Balance Clinic. She is passionate about helping individuals engage in meaningful everyday activities and believes healthcare should be collaborative, compassionate and individualized.
Sydney developed an early appreciation for movement, and the role meaningful activities play in health and wellbeing. She has always enjoyed staying active, exploring new hobbies, and understanding how participation shapes overall health. These interests inspired her to pursue occupational therapy.
Her clinical approach is rooted in seeing the whole person and recognizing how physical, emotional, cognitive and environmental factors influence participation in everyday life. She believes meaningful change begins with understanding each individual’s unique goals and strengths. By combining evidence-informed practice and collaborative problem-solving she works with clients to build confidence and overcome barriers. Sydney is passionate about empowering individuals to reconnect with the activities that help them feel like themselves with greater confidence and ease.
Throughout her training, Sydney has gained experience in physical rehabilitation and mental health, strengthening her appreciation for the interconnected nature of wellbeing. She values creating a welcoming and supportive environment where clients feel heard and empowered and enjoys working alongside individuals to develop practical strategies that promote independence, balance and long-term participation. Sydney is excited to continue learning from the team at Crafted Balance Clinic while supporting clients through a holistic, client-centred approach to occupational therapy.
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Sydney Hillis (OT student, under OT supervision) is running a four-week virtual group designed to help you reconnect with the activities, routines, and moments that support your wellbeing. Collectively, you'll explore what self-care really means, why it often feels difficult to prioritize, and how to create realistic, sustainable ways to care for yourself. Through a blend of education, meaningful discussion, and reflective activities, we'll explore topics such as balance, the mental load, creativity as self-care, values-based routines, and making time for what matters most. Rather than focusing on perfection, this group is about building small, meaningful changes that fit your life and support long-term wellbeing. Whether you're navigating a major life transition or simply feeling disconnected from yourself, this group offers a supportive space to pause, reflect, connect with others, and leave with practical strategies to help you create a life that feels more balanced, intentional, and uniquely your own.
Contact us or reach out to your Crafted Balance practitioner to see if a consult with Sydney, our occupational therapy student, makes sense for you. Sydney can help support alongside your health plan to address any barriers (mental, physical, social, environmental), develop self-care strategies, discuss pain management strategies, etc. Her services are free while she is a student.
Life has a way of pulling us in many directions. Between work, caregiving, relationships, health challenges, and the demands of everyday life, it can become difficult to find time for the things that help us feel like ourselves. Sydney Hillis (OT student, under OT supervision) is running a four-week virtual group designed to help you reconnect with the activities, routines, and moments that support your wellbeing. Collectively, you'll explore what self-care really means, why it often feels difficult to prioritize, and how to create realistic, sustainable ways to care for yourself. Through a blend of education, meaningful discussion, and reflective activities, we'll explore topics such as balance, the mental load, creativity as self-care, values-based routines, and making time for what matters most. Rather than focusing on perfection, this group is about building small, meaningful changes that fit your life and support long-term wellbeing. Whether you're navigating a major life transition or simply feeling disconnected from yourself, this group offers a supportive space to pause, reflect, connect with others, and leave with practical strategies to help you create a life that feels more balanced, intentional, and uniquely your own.
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