This talk helped the social enterprise I co-founded secure a partnership to implement an innovative pain care model in regional Western Australia.

How do women to find their voice in the workplace? Drawing on the history of women finding their voice in Australia, this workshop helped delegates examine why they don’t speak up at work, what’s worth speaking up for, and how to get out of their own way.

Rachael’s Finding Your Voice workshop added an enjoyable, engaging and fun way to present on a topic instead of the usual death by Powerpoint.  I loved it, and would 100% definitely recommend Rachael.”
Luana Abbott, Conference Co-ordinator, Local Goverment Professionals Australia

How do engineers solve social problems sitting in their office? Opening handstand received a round of applause and over one hundred engineers played Improv games to uncover ways engineers can make a difference.

Alongside winner of The Apprentice, Tim Campbell, a lively discussion of how social enterprise can change public service delivery.

Co-delivered with pain physiotherapist, Nicole Moore.

A unique take on typical research forums: research presented for non-medical people.

Rachael’s work with researchers meant academics delivered concise presentations in language that was easily accessible for a non-medical audience. Her facilitation on the day was lively, humorous and professional.

Jane Muirhead, National Pain Week Co-ordinator