Ripley
Ripley is a passionate physiotherapist with a life-long interest in working in the neurological and disability space. After graduating from physiotherapy with honours from UQ, Ripley quickly gained experience working with NDIS clients and providing a wholistic approach in a community setting. To pursue her passion for neurological rehabilitation, Ripley completed a post-graduate certificate and relocated to Sydney to gain further experience working in leading neurological clinics.
Ripley works fulltime in the community and North Strathfield clinics and provides services across a wide range of neurological and disability populations including clients with Parkinson’s disease, stroke, spinal cord injury, TBI, MS, MND, CP and more. Ripley has developed further specialist skills in exercise for parkinsonian disorders, wheelchair and equipment prescription, and upper limb rehabilitation.
Outside of work, Ripley enjoys being up in the air at either bouldering, aerial sports or jumping to intercept a football; and spending time with her corgi, Cleo, who is (obviously) the cutest dog in the world and yes, she does have pictures for proof.
Ripley works fulltime in the community and North Strathfield clinics and provides services across a wide range of neurological and disability populations including clients with Parkinson’s disease, stroke, spinal cord injury, TBI, MS, MND, CP and more. Ripley has developed further specialist skills in exercise for parkinsonian disorders, wheelchair and equipment prescription, and upper limb rehabilitation.
Outside of work, Ripley enjoys being up in the air at either bouldering, aerial sports or jumping to intercept a football; and spending time with her corgi, Cleo, who is (obviously) the cutest dog in the world and yes, she does have pictures for proof.