1:1 Mentoring

6 x 1-Hour Sessions

Personalized Guidance

This one-on-one mentorship offers a valuable opportunity to discuss your clinical cases in a supportive, professional environment. Whether you're seeking guidance on challenging patient intervention programs or need advice on specific clinical scenarios, we will discuss your cases collaboratively. If you’re facing difficulties in progressing with patient treatment programs, this 6-month program is designed to help you explore solutions, gain insights, and enhance your clinical decision-making through shared experience and expert input.

Trust and Confidentiality

Sessions are conducted via the secure and privacy-compliant MS Teams platform, ensuring confidentiality and protection of patient information. Meetings are scheduled at a mutually agreed day and time to accommodate participants' availability. Clinicians are encouraged to upload short videos of their patients in advance, facilitating focused review and meaningful discussion during the sessions.

What People are Saying

I can’t say enough just how beneficial I have found my 1:1 mentoring sessions with Julie. Each session I upload short videos of my clients which we use to base our discussions around. Julie provides a wealth of ideas to direct my interventions and always explains the underlying theoretical reasoning behind her suggestions, which gives me a greater depth of knowledge around my own practise. Despite being on opposite ends of the globe, we have managed to find a convenient time to meet online and she has always been flexible when needed. Julie gives me full control in how I use each session so I can work through as many or as little case studies as I wish. After each session I feel enthusiastic and inspired and I have seen some wonderful gains for my clients. I highly recommend making the most of the opportunity to work with Julie if you can.

Alisha - Brisbane, Australia

Your Mentor

Julie Vaughan Graham PT, PhD is a clinical physiotherapist, Bobath instructor, researcher and academic scholar.

Her thesis established the Bobath concept as a viable and credible practice for neuro-rehabilitation. Her post-doctoral work continues to build on this growing knowledge base.