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Passionate and dedicated Disability Case Manager at Supported Independent Living since 2020, committed to empowering individuals with disabilities to live fulfilling and independent lives. With a strong focus on client-centered care, I work closely with participants, families, and support networks to deliver tailored solutions that meet unique needs and goals.
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Frontotemporal dementia: the one that looks like something else A woman of 57 stops doing things. She sits. She watches... Read More about Frontotemporal Dementia: The One That Looks Like Something Else
Supporting someone with MS: a practical guide for support workers Most MS induction material explains demyelination and then stops. That... Read More about Supporting Someone with MS: A Practical Guide for Support Workers
Cognitive change in MS: what "cog fog" actually is Of all the symptoms of multiple sclerosis, cognitive change is the... Read More about Cognitive Change in MS: What “Cog Fog” Actually Is
What is multiple sclerosis? An Australian guide Multiple sclerosis is the most common chronic neurological disease of young adults in... Read More about What Is Multiple Sclerosis? An Australian Guide
Work and income with MS: the numbers, and the decisions Multiple sclerosis is diagnosed on average between 20 and 40,... Read More about Work and Income with MS: The Numbers, and the Decisions
Supported independent living with progressive MS Most people with multiple sclerosis never need supported independent living. That should be said... Read More about Supported independent living with progressive MS
Disease-modifying therapies for MS: what they do, and what they don't The single most consequential decision in multiple sclerosis is... Read More about Disease-Modifying Therapies for MS: What They Do, and What They Don’t
The EDSS explained: what your MS score means, and what it leaves out If you have been to an MS... Read More about The EDSS Explained: What Your MS Score Means, and What It Leaves Out
MS and the NDIS: how a fluctuating condition meets a permanence test The NDIS is built on a word that... Read More about MS and the NDIS: How a Fluctuating Condition Meets a Permanence Test
MS fatigue: the symptom that runs everything else Ask a room of people with multiple sclerosis which symptom they would... Read More about MS Fatigue: The Symptom That Runs Everything Else
Mobility, equipment and home modifications with MS There is a pattern in MS equipment that costs people years of unnecessary... Read More about Mobility, Equipment and Home Modifications with MS
Most participants never open the pricing document, and that is a defensible choice — the current edition runs to a... Read More about NDIS Price Limits and How They Affect Your Supports
The letter usually arrives without warning, and it is short. A paragraph confirming the decision, a reference to a section... Read More about Not Eligible for the NDIS? What Your Options Are
Heat sensitivity and MS: getting through an Australian summer Multiple sclerosis is a disease of the temperate world. The latitude... Read More about Heat Sensitivity and MS: Getting Through an Australian Summer
Bladder, bowel and continence in MS: the symptoms nobody mentions In early 2026, MS Australia surveyed 939 people about their... Read More about Bladder, Bowel and Continence in MS: The Symptoms Nobody Mentions
Cognition and memory after brain injury: what actually helps A man three years after a severe traumatic brain injury can... Read More about Cognition and Memory After Brain Injury: What Actually Helps
Acquired brain injury and the NDIS An NDIS access request for acquired brain injury has a particular shape of difficulty,... Read More about Acquired Brain Injury and the NDIS
What is an acquired brain injury? An Australian guide Acquired brain injury is the most common disability nobody can name.... Read More about What Is an Acquired Brain Injury? An Australian Guide
Supporting someone with a brain injury: a guide for support workers Brain injury support is the hardest shift work in... Read More about Supporting Someone With a Brain Injury: A Guide for Support Workers
Brain injury severity: PTA and GCS explained Somewhere in a hospital file is a number that will shape the next... Read More about Brain Injury Severity: PTA and GCS Explained
Rehabilitation after brain injury: the pathway and what to ask for The most consequential decision in brain injury rehabilitation is... Read More about Rehabilitation After Brain Injury: The Pathway and What to Ask For
