Qualifying from University of Wales, College of Medicine over 2 decades ago, my passion for Neurotherapy and Neurosciences started early while at University, and after a few years of developing a foundation in all clinical areas, I specialised as a Neuro-physiotherapist.  I developed my skills working in roles across the clinical pathways from community through to major neurosurgical trauma while also achieving an MSc in Neurorehabilitation with a research distinction.  

As my career developed so did my leadership roles and desire to be an authentic and nuturing leader led me to complete PGC in healthcare leadership in conjunction with NHS Leadership academy.  I have been very fortunate to work alongside and support the profssional development of many health professionals in my leadership roles inlcuding Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language Therapists, Dieticians and Nurses.  ​

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I have always believed in the importance of integrating evidence and research into clinical practice, and that the best way to support this integration is through sharing of professional practice, collaboration with other professionals and utilising strong metholodgy within clinical service developments and disseminating learning.  This has led me to publish and present at conferences as well as supporting others with this.  

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A love of teaching and nurturing the development of others led me to then move into academia working as a lecturer with empahsis on Neurotherapy, Neuro-anatomy, and leadership and service development.  With a distiniction in higher education learning and teaching PGC, this work enables the creative side of me to be unleashed utilising evidence based methods, as well as background in Neurosciences to provide supportive and inclusive learning material.  

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I now what to bring these two experience areas together, education and clinical specialism to support and nuture neurotherapists with accessible continuing professional development as well as nuturing individualised support.  ​​