Recovery was not just about learning to move, speak and trust my body again. It was about learning who I was becoming and through every stage of that journey, I have been profoundly empowered by the women in my life.

I recently wrote about my experience when attending tuts for the Occupational Therapy students at...

At this stage of my recovery, I’m cautious about new providers.   That’s one way of saying...

My keynote speech at the IPSEN event was themed Focus To Win – I spoke about how much of life after stroke depends on other people choosing to stay focused.

I’ve been facilitating focus groups on stroke rehabilitation priorities. It’s meaningful work. It asks for presence, attentiveness and neutrality; qualities that are sometimes hard to uphold when my own brain throws up daily hurdles.
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I love the idea of Christmas; the coming together with family that I love deeply. But alongside the magic of Christmas, there’s also the overwhelm and exhaustion that comes along with it.

Despite ongoing health challenges following my stroke, I am constantly reminded that with the right support and perseverance, anything is possible. Reflecting on what a year 2025 has been, I’m excited for what’s to come in 2026.

Today was my first face-to-face speech therapy session and for once, I didn’t leave with the weigh of responsibility to practice a set of exercises that I know I won’t do. Instead, I left blowing bubbles.

I wanted to write and help others to understand what I was going through but I found myself too tired and without the capacity to overcome the communication barriers that are part of my life.

One thing I...

Intelligence to me always meant autonomy in the ways that I think, act and create. But now I’m learning that it can also be the intelligence to adaptation and acceptance.