About Us

Since arriving in Adelaide, Stephanie has continued her advocacy for people living with dementia and her desire to improve access to a timely diagnosis led to establishing Sensus Cognition.

Stephanie is a UK trained doctor, who studied at Warwick University before completing her GP training in 2011.  Since then Stephanie has worked in General Practice along whilst developing her interest in dementia studies.  This led to being a clinician within an NHS Memory Clinic where Stephanie would see patients from across the Sussex region.

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Moving to Adelaide in 2018 with her family, Stephanie continues to practice as a GP in the northern

suburbs, whilst simultaneously working across many areas of dementia education, advocacy and clinical work.

Stephanie is also an Examiner & Training Supervisor for GP Registrars in training with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners

 

Sensus Cognition provides clinical services direct to patients, raising awareness and hosting educational

events for local agencies.

Sensus Cognition aims to work in a Multi-Disciplinary way, collaborating with Allied Health colleagues such

as Occupational Therapists, Community Nursing Teams, GPs & Geriatricians.

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Stephanie works as a GP Educator for a national training body - Dementia Training Australia (DTA) - who deliver

dementia focused education for nurses, allied health  professionals and medical professionals across Australia.
She is also recording her first podcast series with DTA - Dementia in Practice -  covering a wide range of

topics within the sphere of Cognitive Impairment.

Locally, Stephanie has experience in working with people impacted by dementia within the wider Adelaide community through her work with SA Health in the Central Adelaide Multi-Disciplinary Geriatric Service (CALHN MCGS).