What does Hannah do?
Drawing on over 15 years of teaching experience, Hannah delivers tailored professional learning and workshops on accessibility, inclusion and communication.
Areas of focus include:
- Healthcare
- Built environment and design
- Mental health and resilience
- Patient advocacy
Hannah has provided services to international, national, state and local organisations. No project is too big or too small.
She also provides consulting services for organisations looking to improve workplace culture and communication around disability, accessibility and inclusion.
There are many barriers people with disabilities face in the workplace, and sometimes it can be hard to know where to begin.
Accessibility is about more than ramps and elevators — although they are very important. Looking closely at the way your organisation communicates is key to creating a truly inclusive environment.
How are you running meetings — in person, online and hybrid?
Are your emergency procedures accessible for everyone?
Are your clients receiving information in accessible ways?
Don’t wait for someone to find it inaccessible before taking action.
Let’s work together.
With Professor Anna Ryan, Head of Medical Education, Uni of Melbourne.
Representing Deafblind West Australians at the Road Safety Council.
With the group, Ladies Connecting, for International Women’s Day, 2025.
Speaking at the Australian and New Zealand Association for Health Professional Educators Conference
Presenting on accessibility to architects and designers, at Woods Bagot, Perth.
Presenting at City of Melville on creating inclusive workplaces.
Meeting Moa Wahlqvist at the National Research Centre for Deafblindness, in Lund, Sweden.
As the LeadAbility valedictorian, with Director General Mike Rowe.
These are some of the companies I have worked with.
Could your organisation benefit from my insight?
