With over 14 years of experience, Lisa is dedicated to supporting children and their families on their unique journeys. Having worked extensively with children with disabilities and developmental delays, she understands the challenges families face in various settings—be it at home, in the community, or in educational environments. Her time leading a neurodisability therapy team at Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital in the UK has equipped her to address complex challenges and be flexible in her service delivery.

From birth to school age, Lisa collaborates with families, navigating the intricacies of the NDIS and empowering them as advocates for their child’s growth and development. She thrives on problem-solving alongside families, whether it involves developing assistive technology solutions, working on physical goals in parks or pools, or harnessing the valuable knowledge and skills of those closest to the child.

Lisa’s therapy approach is evidence-based, individualised, and collaborative. She believes that therapy should not only push boundaries but also be integrated into everyday life, while being engaging and enjoyable. Committed to continuous professional growth, Lisa understands the importance of lifelong learning and personal development in delivering the best possible care.

Bachelor of Physiotherapy, 2010
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) Registered
Current Working with Children Check
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) Member