Emma Gee

Inspirational Speaker & Author

Emma Gee is one of Australia’s acclaimed Inspirational Speakers, offering her thoughts and solutions on
resilience and person-centred care.

Emma’s services include: keynote presentations, workshops and consulting. Emma is also a published author having written her own memoir titled Reinventing Emma.

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Testimonials

“…illuminating in its candour and uplifting in its illustration of the inner strength of an exceptional young woman.”

The Honourable Quentin Bryce
AD CVO

“Many people have told me how much they appreciated your words and and how deeply the girls listened. You could have heard a pin drop. We need to hear more of this kind of message.”

Helen Creed,
School Chaplain, Year 8 Coordinator, Camberwell Girls Grammar School

“…it is required reading for every health professional, every health consumer.”

Nick Rushworth,
Executive Officer, Brain Injury Australia

“Emma had us (me) laughing one moment and trying to hold back the tears the next… She is inspiring on so many levels.”

Genevieve Cooper, Manager
St. Vincent’s at Home & Domiciliary Therapy

“An amazing true story of courage, compassion, and commitment in the face of devastating loss.”

Dr Russ Harris,
M.B.B.S. and author of The Happiness Trap

“Emma, your presentation was incredibly powerful and the girls were very moved by your strength, resilience and your wonderful sense of humour.”

Scott Pannam,
Yr 12 Strathcona, BGGS Coordinator

“This resilient young lady has reaffirmed my own belief…”

Cheryl Koenig OAM,
Author & Motivational Speaker

“…We came away with motivation to design, develop and manufacture equipment that are both aesthetically and functionally pleasing for the disabled.”

Kenneth Yi,
Principal Advisor Business Development,
College of Science, Engineering and Health, RMIT University

“Emma’s book is beautifully written and … will leave you wanting more.”

Dr Annie McCluskey,
Senior Lecturer in Occupational Therapy, The University of Sydney

12 Reasons to Book Emma & Read Her Memoir

DEVELOP RESILIENCE

GROW PERSPECTIVE

BE INSPIRED

REFLECT ON PRACTICE

BE CHALLENGED

BECOME EMPOWERING

DEVELOP EMPATHY

CHOOSE TO VALUE

STRENGTHEN RELATIONSHIPS

IMPROVE CRITICAL THINKING

APPLY LEARNINGS

GAIN UNDERSTANDING

The Book:

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Blog

I woke this morning with a “shiner” – my right eye quite bruised. After multiple facial injections midweek to improve the symmetry and function in my face, a purple ugly bruise emerged - visual proof that the facial pain and discomfort I’d been experiencing this week...

Frogs legs & hot air balloon rides

by Emma Gee | Jun 9, 2019

When your friend orders frogs legs how do you react? It’s a new experience for you, totally out of your comfort zone, right? For many (me included) the thought of munching on a reptile’s limb makes one feel a bit squeamish. I automatically conjure up negative feelings...

Summer Foundation: NDIS Participant Workshop 2019
Stroke Foundation Government consultation on ‘Improving the NDIS Experience’ 2019
Neurosciences Research Stakeholder Advisory Meeting 2019
Brain injury 7th Conference 2019
Canterbury Primary School 2019: Lego Build Planning Project: Access
Stroke Foundation – Interview Panel 2019
Camberwell Girls Grammar School: Resilience & Well-being 2019
Access Health & Community Organisation Keynote 2019
Latrobe University Occupational Therapy – Counselling Skills Tutorials 2019
Charles Sturt University 2019 – Physiotherapy Lecture, Port Macquarie
Recovery Filming Session 2019
Casey Breakfast Keynote 2020
Reinventing Emma -Strengths Based Nursing Subject (Essential Reading) Introduced, University of Tasmania (Ongoing)

In the Media

Do you know it’s National Stroke Week Monday 2 to Sunday 8 September 2019?

The theme for 2019 is F.A.S.T heroes, recognising the people who spotted the signs of stroke and called an ambulance straight away, potentially saving a life.