I was faced recently with the reality of how much one small thing can unfurl my entire days plans. 

If there is one thing my right eye has taught me since my stroke, it’s that often life requires an extraordinary amount of maintenance just to keep things functioning.

I was recently involved in filming for an upcoming healthcare symposium exploring the power of partnership, shared decision-making, and genuine patient engagement.

I recently listened to The Imperfects podcast episode “You’re Full of Grit” with Dr. Emily, where she spoke about the connection between grit and resilience.

Sometimes, living with a disability means finding really clever ways to keep doing the things you love.

I recently did a live Q & A session with 4th year Occupational Therapy students. Here are the answers to some of the questions I was asked.

I’m incredibly excited to share a new publication that I’m proud to have co-authored: “Clinicians’...

Australian and New Zealand Stroke Organisation Conference 2026  I’m incredibly proud to be heading...

Sometimes I think about how much effort goes into doing something that used to be so simple like swimming. Now, it requires so much more.

Read a comment after Em’s input into Deakin University Occupational Therapy 2026 accreditation-...

It’s this time of year when I notice my vision starts fading with the light. As the days get...

 At just 24 years old, I experienced a catastrophic haemorrhagic stroke caused by a complication...