I think you said to me when I met you that the fact that you had an acquired brain injury wasn't such an obvious thing when you were young, but that it did become very difficult in high school years.

Yeah, I suppose with the workload being much more serious and even now with more serious conversations and taking on more important information, it definitely can take me a little longer to understand it.

And I suppose I see it more like I could be in a meeting and something happens is said to me and it would just take me that little bit more longer to understand and process it and I'll do it in my own time.

Whereas obviously when I was younger, it didn't really matter how I took on the information.

But now being in such an important role, it does matter.

And like obviously going through school and completing year 12, there was, you know, so much you had to take on and try and understand.

It didn't sound like you were properly supported at school.

Can you tell me about some of your clients and the changes you've seen in them?