Rosie is a passionate and dedicated Occupational Therapist with several years of clinical experience in community settings, primarily working with individuals with various neurological impairments. Her clinical interests include neurological and physical challenges, particularly acquired brain injuries.

Rosie enjoys upper limb rehabilitation, activities of daily living retraining, equipment prescription, and functional capacity assessments. She believes in building strong, trusted relationships with her clients, fostering an environment where they feel safe to share their values, goals, and ambitions.

Rosie brings positive energy and enthusiasm to her practice and aims to create a supportive and warm environment. This supportive approach allows her to help clients set meaningful goals and discover creative solutions to achieve them, ultimately enhancing their quality of life.

Outside of work, Rosie enjoys spending time with her family and friends including her puppy Stevie, drinking a good coffee, exercising, playing netball, and being outdoors. Family, friendship, health, travel and fun are what she values most in life.