In-person and remote clinical supervision tailored to paediatrics
Guidance on assessment, treatment planning, and intervention strategies
Support with complex cases and clinical decision-making
Mentoring for professional development and skill-building
Assistance with reflective practice and goal setting
Advice on documentation, NDIS reporting, and best practice standards
Lisa has extensive experience supervising early-career physiotherapists. During her time with Queensland Health, she provided training and support to therapists transitioning into paediatrics, as well as guidance for children’s physiotherapists developing advanced skills. Her clinical expertise spans infant development, a wide range of neurological conditions, and musculoskeletal and orthopaedic presentations, including normal variants and hypermobility.
Autism
Children
April is Autism Awareness Month, a time to increase understanding of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). In Australia, over 205,000 people are affected by autism. Children with ASD often face challenges with movement and motor skills, and physiotherapists play a crucial role in providing support.
Children
Did you know that the Queensland Government is supporting families to access up to $200 in FairPlay Vouchers to help cover the cost of sports and recreation activities for kids? 🎉 This is a great opportunity to support your child’s physical development and encourage an active lifestyle!
Children
Toddlers
While most children are naturally more flexible than adults, some are particularly bendy. When a child’s joints move beyond the typical range, this is called hypermobility. People with hypermobility are often casually described as “double-jointed.”