A/Prof. Sarah Knight

Sarah (she/her) lives or grew up on a farm on Wemba Wemba country (also known as “Big Sky” country) in rural Victoria. She has a background in clinical neuropsychology and rehabilitation.
Sarah’s research is focused on neurodevelopment, family-centred practice, interdisciplinary rehabilitation, acquired brain injury, cognition, fatigue, and behaviour. Her work in Healthy Trajectories allows her to work on her passion in working with young people with childhood-onset disability, family members, and health professionals to co-design research that creates meaningful change in the real world.
Outside of work, Sarah enjoys being outside and spending time with her family at the beach.
A picture of Sarah at a beach. She is wearing a white blouse and sunglasses, and she is holding a sun hat.
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Australian children with disability often communicate their feelings through their actions. However, they are mis-identified as having ‘behaviours of concern’ or ‘disruptive behaviours’....

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