Meet the team

Jennie is the clinical director of MyTurn Rehabilitation.  Since graduating with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of Queensland in 1995, Jennie has gained extensive experience in the management of individuals with Neurological conditions across a number of clinical settings including acute, subacute and community teams. In 2004, she graduated from Melbourne University with a Masters in Neurological Physiotherapy.

Jennie returned to Brisbane in 2005 and established a private practice, bringing with her the expertise gained from working in Neurological Rehabilitation Centres in Melbourne and the United Kingdom.

Whilst Jennie’s experience spans the management of most neurological conditions, she has a particular interest in the management of spinal cord injury, stroke and traumatic brain injury. Jennie was awarded Titled Membership of the APA in June 2008.

Randall is the non-clinical director of MyTurn Rehabilitation. Randall has had a diverse career in Physiotherapy for over 20 years, including working in the Private and Public Sectors in acute care and rehabilitation within the Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy field. Having founded MyTurn Rehabilitation with Jennie McCorkell in 2008, Randall continues to work with the MyTurn team to maintain our quality focus and provides consultation to Team Members on all things Musculoskeletal. Randall continues to work clinically in the Musculoskeletal field within the Public Health sector.

Alisha completed her physiotherapy degree in the UK in 2003.  After working for the University College London Hospital Trust for 2 years, she returned to her hometown of Perth which is when her enthusiasm for neurology took off.  She worked through in and outpatient services in the fields of Acquired Brain Injury and Neurology and became the Lead therapist at Fiona Stanley Hospital’s Neurological Rehabilitation Unit.  She joined the MyTurn team after relocating to Brisbane with her family in early 2024 and now enjoys working with clients in their own homes and community.  Alisha is passionate about movement feeling good for everyone she works with and always strives to ensure her sessions are engaging and targeted towards each individual’s goals.

Amanda is a neurological physiotherapist with primary interests in spasticity management, degenerative diseases and acquired brain injury. Amanda has been a physiotherapist for 15 years. Prior to working at MyTurn Rehabilitation she worked as the Rehabilitation Lead and Senior Neurological Physiotherapist at St. Andrew’s War Memorial Hospital, as well as roles in other public and private hospitals in Qld. Amanda has completed Bobath training.

Amie is a dedicated Neurological Physiotherapist with a passion for improving the lives of individuals with neurological conditions. Graduating from Australian Catholic University in 2013, Amie has built a strong foundation in community rehabilitation, working with clients from diverse neurological backgrounds. Amie enjoys working across all areas of neurological rehabilitation and is committed to helping her clients regain independence and achieve their personal goals. Amie’s holistic and compassionate approach ensures that each treatment plan is tailored to the unique needs of her clients, empowering them on their journey to recovery.

Anastasia graduated from the University of Queensland and commenced as physiotherapist with My Turn Rehabilitation. She has experience working in community-based roles and enjoys helping people achieve goals that are meaningful to them. Anastasia is passionate about rehabilitation across all neurological conditions and has a special interest in post-stroke rehabilitation and progressive neurological conditions.

Caroline graduated from the University of Sydney in 2012 and has since gained diverse experience in the fields of neurological, musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy, working across private hospitals, private practice and aged care in NSW and Queensland.
In 2022, she joined MyTurn Rehabilitation to specialise in the neurological physiotherapy field. Caroline works with patients with a wide range of neurological conditions, but has a strong interest in acquired brain injury, FND, chronic pain, vestibular and concussion conditions.  She is also one of MyTurn Rehabilitation’s experts in the fitting of the Bioness device and serial casting.
Outside of work, Caroline enjoys indoor climbing and bike riding with her family.

With a diverse and dynamic career in neurological physiotherapy, Catilin has gained invaluable experience working in a range of Brisbane’s top hospitals, specializing in acute neurosciences, including stroke units, neurological intensive care, and neurosurgery, as well as inpatient rehabilitation. Her expertise extends to conditions such as stroke, acquired brain injury, dizziness, and falls.

As an active committee member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association QLD Neurology Group for over three years, Caitlin has been a strong advocate for the field of neurological physiotherapy, continuously working to enhance the practice and raise awareness of its importance.

Outside of work, Caitlin enjoys unleashing her creativity by experimenting with ceramics and cherishing quality time in nature with her kids at their family farm.

Estelle commenced working as a Physiotherapist in Manchester in 2009, starting her career in a large teaching hospital. She moved to New Zealand to work in rehabilitation and this has continued to be her area of interest. Estelle has worked with MyTurn Rehabilitation since arriving in Australia in 2015. She really enjoys working with people who have neurological conditions, developing treatment plans for patients in line with their goals, to achieve the best possible outcome. Estelle enjoys helping people with their mobility no matter what the condition. She has spent a lot of her career working with people following a stroke, from initial hospital admission to several years following the initial event. She have continued her education since qualifying, completing the Basic Bobath Course, Acupuncture, and a Graduate Certificate in Clinical Rehabilitation.

Since graduating with a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology from Queensland University of Technology, Gemma has developed a diverse range of experience across private practice settings and specialised hospital transition teams supporting individuals with brain injuries. She has worked with clients ranging from young children (as young as four years old) to adults, tailoring her approach to meet the unique needs of each individual.
Gemma’s therapeutic philosophy centers around collaboration, compassion, and celebrating small wins.

Outside of the clinic, you’ll find Gemma enjoying time with her dog, catching up with friends at local coffee spots, rock climbing, or starting yet another hobby.

With over 16 years of clinical experience, Hayley is a dedicated Senior Physiotherapist specialising in neurological rehabilitation.  She graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of East London (UEL) in 2009, and her career began at Addenbrooke’s Teaching Hosptial in Cambridge, where she worked in both acute and sub-acute neurology wards.

Hayley gained extensive experience in inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, musculoskeletal care, respiratory care and community-based care throughout the UK.  In 2015, Hayley returned to Australia, where she has continued to specialise in neurological rehabilitation and community-based care, particularly for individuals with complex neurological conditions.

Hayley has developed a deep passion for providing physiotherapy for clients with neurological conditions such as stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injuries, MND and hypermobility spectrum disorders.  Her comprehensive skill set allows her to provide personalised, evidence-based care that improves mobility, functionality and overall quality of life for her clients.

Holly graduated with a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology at Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane. Holly has gained her experience in private practice working with people living with a range of chronic conditions. In more recent years, Holly has gained an interest in supporting people living with neurological conditions. In particular, she has experience in Parkinson’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Spinal Cord Injuries, Functional Neurological Disorder, Cerebral Palsy and Brain Injuries. Holly has worked with children as young as 7 through to older adults.

Holly has also completed her Graduate Certificate in Neurological Rehabilitation through Edith Cowan University.  She believes in movement as medicine and its ability to support individuals to achieve their best quality of life.

After graduating from UQ, Juhi has worked predominantly in hospital settings in Brisbane and Melbourne, gaining experience in a variety of fields of physiotherapy. She also has experience working as a musculoskeletal physiotherapist in a private practice, including teaching Clinical Pilates.

Juhi enjoys working together with patients to achieve their best functional outcomes. She loves working with clients from all backgrounds, and has a special interest in brain injury, spinal cord injury and FND (functional neurological disorder).

Julia graduated from the University of Queensland and gained a wide range of experience across neurological, cardiorespiratory and musculoskeletal physiotherapy while working at the Princess Alexandra Hospital. It was here that she developed a passion for neurological rehabilitation, particularly post stroke and traumatic brain injury. Julia enjoys working with MyTurn Rehabilitation clients of all ages to reach their goals and improve their health and wellbeing.

Jessica has over 10 years clinical experience in all areas of neurology including the acute hospital phase, inpatient rehabilitation and community rehabilitation in both Australia and the United Kingdom. She has a special interest in brain injuries, spasticity management and vestibular rehabilitation. Jessica commenced worked for MyTurn Rehabilitation as a new-graduate from 2009-2011, before moving into roles within Queensland Health and the NHS and then returning to MyTurn Rehabilitation in 2015. During her time away from MyTurn Rehabilitation she worked as a Senior Physiotherapist- Neurology in the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Services at Princess Alexandra Hospital, and as a Senior Physiotherapist- Vestibular in the Logan Hospital Integrated Specialist ENT Service.

Since graduating from the University of Sydney in 2001, Katarina has over 17 years of experience working as a physiotherapist predominantly in large teaching hospitals. Katarina’s interest in neurological rehabilitation started early when working as a new graduate at Sydney’s St Vincent’s Hospital where she saw a wide range of neurological conditions and the very latest in medical management. She was a Senior Physiotherapist in the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Service at the Royal Rehabilitation Centre in Sydney for 9 years, where she developed a special interest in brain injury rehabilitation. Having witnessed the incredible effects that neuroplasticity can have after neurological injury, Katarina loves helping each client to maximise their potential through functional retraining.

After making the move to the Gold Coast, Katarina was a senior rehabilitation physiotherapist at the Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service before moving into the community. It is Katarina’s strength and passion to improve the lives of individual’s affected by life-changing conditions and enable them to function as independently and safely as possible.  Katarina works with MyTurn Rehabilitation on a part time basis seeing clients in the Gold Coast community.

Lauren graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) in 2018. She began her career as a community-based physiotherapist, where she developed a deep interest in neurological rehabilitation. Driven by a commitment to providing exceptional care to individuals with neurological conditions, Lauren has since completed a Master of Rehabilitation (Neurological Physiotherapy).

In 2025, she achieved APA Neurological Physiotherapist Titling, further solidifying her expertise in the field. Lauren is passionate about working with clients with various neurological conditions, with a particular focus on progressive neurological disorders and vestibular dysfunction.

Outside of work, Lauren enjoys staying active by running, whether it’s for exercise or chasing after her energetic Jack Russell Terrier.

Lauren has experience working with individuals with neurological conditions in the community setting, where she developed a passion for neurological rehabilitation. She enjoys working with clients with all neurological conditions to pursue their goals and improve their quality of life in collaboration with clients, their families and other stakeholders. She has an interest in all areas of neurological rehabilitation and enjoys working with clients of all ages.

Leah has been working as a physiotherapist for 21 years. Her special interest areas are cardio respiratory and spinal cord injury management. She has worked in the Queensland Spinal Cord Injury Service (QSCIS) across the acute care, rehab and community continuum. She continues to work as an Advanced Physiotherapist at the Princess Alexandra Hospital as well as her work with MyTurn Rehabilitation providing respiratory physiotherapy for clients with neurological conditions in the community.

Luke graduated from the Queensland University of Technology with a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology. Prior to starting at MyTurn Rehabilitation, Luke worked in a not-for-profit clinic helping people with a wide range of chronic health conditions and developed a keen interest in working with people who have neurological conditions. Luke enjoys working with individuals with brain injuries, spinal cord injuries and progressive neurological diseases and has a particular interest in Parkinson’s Disease and Multiple Sclerosis, having completed both PD Warrior and MS Get a Head Start courses.

Luke is a big advocate for exercise as medicine and enjoys working with all clients to improve their quality of life and health-related outcomes through evidence-based practice.

Outside of work, Luke enjoys playing volleyball, having represented Queensland in an international tournament in South Korea. He is also passionate about live music and loves spending time with his dog, Billie.

Since graduating with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of Queensland in 2013, Maddy has had the opportunity to work in a variety of clinical settings and gain experience with a large variety of Neurological conditions. This ranges from acute neurosurgical and stroke wards, to out-patient clinics for long standing conditions. In 2016 Maddy moved to the United Kingdom and stayed for over three years, predominantly working in a Neurological Specialist Rehabilitation Unit. Upon returning to Australia in 2020 Maddy commenced her role in the MyTurn Rehabilitation team. Over the course of her career she has developed a specific interest in the management of stroke and spinal cord injury and the advancements in technology that can assist with the treatment of such conditions.

Since graduating from the University of Queensland, Mia has worked in the hospital setting in both inpatient and community roles across a variety of areas including rehabilitation, surgical, general medical, cardiac, respiratory and orthopaedic physiotherapy. She has worked for 3 years in regional Victoria, where she developed her passion for neurological physiotherapy and built experience in both neurological and gerontological rehabilitation. Mia has attended various courses specialising in neurological rehabilitation and enjoys engaging in further learning. She recently moved back home to Brisbane and has joined MyTurn Rehabilitation where she feels inspired by working with neurological clients from all walks of life.  Mia values building a strong relationship and understanding of her clients goals and aspirations.  This allows her to provide holistic patient-centered care through evidence-based practice to improve the quality of life for her clients.

Outside of work, Mia enjoys attending ballet classes, going on hikes with her partner, and she is also learning French.

Nic came to MyTurn Rehabilitation with a passion for assisting patients with their rehabilitation in a clinical setting, particularly those with neurological conditions.  He developed this passion when working with patients with Parkinson Disease in previous roles.  He loves seeing people achieve happiness and satisfaction through movement and activity, and believes everyone should experience this despite their physical condition.  Outside of work he loves staying active and taking photos of beautiful places.

Raj has been working as a physiotherapist for 22 years, mainly in all areas of neurology including the acute hospital phase, inpatient rehabilitation, day hospital and community rehabilitation, both in India and Australia. He has a special interest in all areas of Stroke, Brain injury, Progressive neurological disease, Functional Neurological Disorder and research related to these conditions. Along with working at MyTurn Rehabilitation, he also works as a Senior Neurological Physiotherapist in one of the largest specialist rehabilitation services in Brisbane.

Rebecca is a physiotherapist with interests in stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, progressive neurological disorders and vestibular conditions.  Rebecca has worked in both the community, inpatient rehabilitation and acute neurological settings since 2013.  Rebecca completed her masters in Clinical Rehabilitation – Neurological Physiotherapy at Flinders University in 2022.  Rebecca has returned to MyTurn Rehabilitation in 2023 and is looking forward to assisting clients with their neurological physiotherapy rehabilitation.

Ruby is a physiotherapist focusing on neurological rehabilitation, with experience in both hospital and community settings. She enjoys working across a broad range of neurological conditions and uses evidence-based exercise approaches to support her clients in maintaining independence and improving quality of life. She has a strong interest in vestibular rehabilitation and Parkinson’s Disease and has completed PD Warrior training. Outside of work, Ruby enjoys staying active, getting creative by painting, and catching live music whenever she can.

Sophie graduated from the Queensland University of Technology with a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology. Prior to MyTurn Rehabilitation Sophie has worked in various private allied health settings, including at Brisbane Private Hospital working with people pre & post-surgical spinal rehabilitation, and community health with the purpose and passion for delivering a holistic approach to health and an individual’s exercise journey. Sophie is passionate working with people living with a Neurological condition. She love’s contributing to improving an individual’s overall quality of life and relationship with exercise, by empowering clients with the tools, education and compassion to achieve their goals and the activities that are meaningful to them.

During Sophie’s spare time, she enjoys going paddleboarding, bike riding & scouting out a beautiful sunset spot with some good tunes. She loves painting and being in nature as much as possible as well as spending quality time with friends & family at the beach.

Thea developed a keen interest in neurological rehabilitation while completing her Physiotherapy degree at the University of Queensland. With hands-on experience across acute and chronic conditions, she is passionate about helping clients overcome challenges and achieve their personal goals. Thea finds great fulfillment in supporting individuals to improve their quality of life, using a client-centred approach to create meaningful and lasting outcomes.  Outside of work Thea is kept busy playing volleyball for Queensland.

Teresa is MyTurn Rehabilitation’s Practice Manager. Teresa assists the Directors and staff with all the “behind the scenes” running of the practice including client onboarding and requests, accounting services, staff support, HR and IT system support. Teresa came to the practice from the Corporate environment after many years working
for Queensland Government in project management and governance roles and prior to that IT consulting. She loves the health industry and variety/challenges of the MyTurn Rehabilitation Practice Manager role.  Away from work she is a very busy mum to 3 teenagers.

As the front-of-house administrator at My Turn Rehabilitation’s Eight Mile Plains location, Alyce is often the first point of contact for clients and visitors. With a warm and welcoming approach, Alyce ensures that everyone who walks through the door feels supported and guided through their journey with the clinic. From managing appointments to providing essential administrative support to staff and clients, Alyce is an integral part of the smooth operation of the practice.
In addition to administrative duties, Alyce is a skilled Remedial Massage therapist. With hands-on experience as both a practitioner and an administrator, Alyce brings a unique perspective to the team, understanding the needs of both clients and the practice. This combination of clinical and administrative expertise allows Alyce to deliver exceptional support to both staff and clients, ensuring the highest standard of care and efficiency at My Turn Rehabilitation.

Isabel is MyTurn Rehabilitation’s Practice Administration Assistant at Eight Mile Plains and is at front desk to meet and greet all our clients as they come into the practice.  Isabel has a wealth of administration knowledge and assists staff and clients in the practice.  Isabel has worked for many years in administration roles covering a range of different businesses.  

Lilly is one of the Administration Assistants at MyTurn Rehabilitation’s Chermside clinic.  She is available to support clients and staff with any of their administration requirements.  Lilly has experience working in other healthcare settings, mainly in the optical field. Outside of MyTurn Rehabilitation, she is currently studying Clinical Exercise Physiology at QUT.

Necia is one of Chermside’s Administration Assistants.  She supports the team to ensure that everything runs smoothly for both our clients and practitioners.  Prior to working at MyTurn Rehabilitation, Necia worked supporting a local Chiropractor and spent many years in banking.

Rebecca has been working for MyTurn Rehabilitation since January 2011 in a variety of roles including administration and practice management and currently works part time supporting staff. Rebecca has always had an interest in health so commenced her career in health/medical administration for a Chiropractor during her first degree as well as working for other GPs and surgeons. She also had her own clinic for remedial massage for a number of years.