Videos

Epworth Hospital Talk

When I was injured in 1999, the Epworth Hospital cared for me after I came out of my coma. It was here I said my first words and learnt to take my first steps in my new life.

 

At Brain Injury Awareness Week in September 2015, I spoke to a room of patients (both current and past), therapists, employees of the hospital and members of the public.

 

Here I am sharing my story

Embryonic Zombie Butterfly

Explorations season at La Mama theatre in Carlton is a chance for artists to showcase their work on stage. This iteration of Embryonic Zombie Butterfly had been developed over 2013-2014 with the director Xanthe Beesley.

 

My participation in the Pathways program at Arts Access Victoria with Fiona Cook enabled a return to stage with my own story after 15 years.

Building a new you

“Just to reassure you that there is a life after ABI.
It may be a rough ride but you just have to try and be positive about it.
Just hang in there. It's like a roller-coaster, it's a rough ride but it's worth it.”
Warren Phillips - By Accident™ interviewee

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