How I work

I work alongside people, families, and professionals to make sense of what’s happening now and what’s needed next. This includes:

  • taking time to understand the broader context, not just the presenting issue
  • holding dignity and independence alongside appropriate support and wellbeing
  • supporting clear, thoughtful decision-making
  • working collaboratively with clinicians, insurers, and legal teams


All work is delivered personally, with care, clarity, and professional accountability

Who I work with

  • adults living with acquired brain injury or spinal injury
  • families supporting someone after
  • injury insurers and statutory schemes
  • lawyers and treating professionals involved in complex matters

My focus is on specialist rehabilitation social work and case management within complex contexts.

About Me

I’m a qualified social worker and member of the Australian Association of Social Workers, with experience supporting people with brain and spinal injury since 2011. I take a practical, collaborative approach and often work alongside people when situations feel more layered than expected - where decisions carry weight, independence needs to be considered carefully, or multiple systems are involved.

I value clear communication, sound judgement, and turning thoughtful conversations into meaningful action.

Outside of work, I enjoy CrossFit, yoga, hiking, and unapologetically trashy TV, as well as spending time with friends and family.

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