Getting to Know Me: A Glimpse Into My Journey and Passions

Introduction: My Physiotherapy Path

• Trained at The University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

• Holds a Master of Physical Therapy degree

• Boasts over 25 years of direct clinical experience in physiotherapy.

• Transitioned from working in the USA to the UK in 2010, adapting and growing professionally.

• HPCP Registered and Member of Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

• Balancing a busy career with family life, including raising two children.

  
  

Professional Training and Expertise

• Master’s Degree from a reputable institution ensures evidence-based knowledge.

• Exposure to diverse healthcare systems in paediatric specific care in the USA and UK enhances treatment approach.

• Emphasis on continuing education and adapting to new physiotherapy trends.

  
  

Diverse Therapy Techniques Applied

• Expertise in neurodevelopmental treatment/Bobath, tailored for neurological rehabilitation.

• Use of Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI) to support functional mobility and strengthening.

• Application of NICE-Stim, a physiotherapy tool for non-invasive nerve stimulation.

• Integration of conventional physiotherapy techniques, providing comprehensive care.

• Each technique selected is based on patient-specific needs

  
  

Clinical Experience Over 25 Years

• Extensive hands-on experience dealing with a wide range of paediatric physiotherapy cases.

• Developed a compassionate approach to patient care through years of clinical work.

• Ability to manage complex cases and create personalised therapy plans.

• Insights into patient progress and rehabilitation challenges over decades.

  
  

Life and Work Balance: Personal and Professional

• Maintaining family life alongside a demanding physiotherapy career.

• Parenting two children while managing professional responsibilities.

• Comprehending the challenges of juggling family, life, and work responsibilities

  
  

What Parents Can Expect from Physiotherapy With Julie

• Understanding of what parents look for in physiotherapy care for their children.

• Sharing knowledge and experience to build trust and confidence among parents.

• Communicating the facts and benefits of neurodevelopmental and conventional therapies effectively.

• Encouraging active parental involvement in therapy for better outcomes.