Clinical neurophysiologist focussing on concussion and CTE. Twenty-five years experience in non-invasive brain stimulation techniques (single and repetitive TMS, and tDCs) researching and educating about neuroplasticity relating to exercise and rehabilitation (current H index 46). For the last 15 years, my research, education and advocacy has been focussed on concussion and mild traumatic brain injury. Using TMS, I was the first scientist to publish in 2014 long-term sequelae following repeated concussions and brain trauma in Australian sport athletes, and 2015 I was the first to demonstrate disparity between symptom resolution and brain physiological recovery timelines.
I've held academic teaching and research positions, and received funding for concussion research. I also undertake medico-legal expert opinions for concussion and mild traumatic brain injury claims.