Stacey Bradshaw Lymphoedema Mentor

16/10/2025

🩹 Exclusive Zoom livestream for all Wounds Australia and Australasian Lymphology Association members

Hear from Occupational Therapist and Accredited Lymphoedema Training Provider Stacey Bradshaw as she shares on compression therapy and insights into the European Wound Management Association - EWMA Compression Therapy Campaign.

✨Stacey is the Wounds Australia representative on the EWMA Compression Therapy Programme International Expert Group, and is an ALA Accredited Lymphoedema Training Provider through the Australian Institute of Lymphoedema.

What to expect:
✅Overview of the EWMA Compression Therapy Campaign
✅What compression therapy does
✅How compression therapy should be used
✅Factors affecting levels of compression therapy

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04/10/2025

I'm looking forward to sharing information from the EWMA Compression Therapy campaign with Australian wound clinicians.

Join us on Zoom for a livestream with Stacey Bradshaw, Occupational Therapist and Accredited Lymphoedema Training Provider, as she shares education on compression therapy and insights into the EWMA Compression Therapy Campaign. The European Wound Management Association (EWMA) has developed a simple,...

11/09/2025

Please consider sharing this survey with your colleagues in wound care. *Please note you do NOT have to be using PROMs to complete this survey*

*Research Participation Opportunity*
*Wound Care*

We are seeking health professionals who are working in wound care across Australia and internationally to participate in a quantitative research study examining the barriers and enablers to the use of PROMs in wound care. This study aims to gather perspectives from nurses, allied health, medical practitioners, and pharmacists, working in various wound care settings and contexts.
We are interested in understanding what barriers may hinder the use of PROMs in wound care, and what enablers would enhance their use. Additionally, we will gather information on how PROMs are used in wound care, and what specific tools are currently used.

Study Details
Title: Barriers and enablers to the use of PROMS in wound care.
What: Completion of a survey on Qualtrics https://monash.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9mAFbCAbDWHutT0
Who: Nurses, allied health practitioners, medical professionals, pharmacists
When: July – September 2025
Duration: The survey should take less than 15minutes to complete
Confidentiality: Participation is confidential. No identifying details will be collected with survey completion.
MUHREC approval number: 48117

We value your perspectives and would appreciate your participation in this research. Your insights may enhance our understanding of PROMs in wound care, and how their use could be improved to add value to wound care practice.
If you are able to participate, please click the link to the survey above and the explanatory statement. If you would like more details, please email Stacey Bradshaw on sbra0033@student.monash.edu before 30th September 2025.

04/09/2025

🎉Today, during Wounds Awareness Week, the fabulous Maree O'Connor of Lymphoedema Education Solutions (🤫 she's technically one of the 'competition' in the training world, but we don't use that word in lymphoedema!) has released the 100th edition of her newsletter! 🎉
💧The topic is 'Leaky Legs', or more technically, Lymphorrhoea.💧
I was very excited to be asked to collaborate on this article. 🤝
Maree has done an excellent job of pulling together all of the evidence-informed recommendations from the group of lymphoedema and chronic wound experts, and uncomplicating this condition.
Congratulations Maree!! 👏
If you are not already subscribed, you can have a read below:

Author: Maree O’’Connor: Lymphoedema Physiotherapist Contribution from Stacey Bradshaw: Lymphoedema Occupational Therapist, Rebecca Christensen: Occupational Therapist, Lymphoedema Practitioner, Greer Hosking: Clinical Nurse Consultant, Wound, Lymphoedema Practitioner, Cassandra Luke: Nurse Prac...

21/08/2025

Day 1 of the conference! I wasn't able to get to Canberra to join in person, but looking forward to following along online as a virtual attendee.

Happy learning, everyone!

30/07/2025

*Research Participation Opportunity*
*Wound Care*

We are seeking health professionals who are working in wound care across Australia and internationally to participate in a quantitative research study examining the barriers and enablers to the use of PROMs in wound care. This study aims to gather perspectives from nurses, allied health, medical practitioners, and pharmacists, working in various wound care settings and contexts.
We are interested in understanding what barriers may hinder the use of PROMs in wound care, and what enablers would enhance their use. Additionally, we will gather information on how PROMs are used in wound care, and what specific tools are currently used.

Study Details
Title: Barriers and enablers to the use of PROMS in wound care.
What: Completion of a survey on Qualtrics https://monash.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9mAFbCAbDWHutT0
Who: Nurses, allied health practitioners, medical professionals, pharmacists
When: July – September 2025
Duration: The survey should take less than 15minutes to complete
Confidentiality: Participation is confidential. No identifying details will be collected with survey completion.
MUHREC approval number: 48117

We value your perspectives and would appreciate your participation in this research. Your insights may enhance our understanding of PROMs in wound care, and how their use could be improved to add value to wound care practice.
If you are able to participate, please click the link to the survey above and the explanatory statement. If you would like more details, please email Stacey Bradshaw on sbra0033@student.monash.edu before 30th September 2025.

21/07/2025

Therapists: please print our flyer & pop on your waiting room wall. Help spread the word about our Sydney Public Information Day 26 July 2025.
Come see the latest and greatest products on display. An event not to miss!

www.lymphaustralia.org.au/eventdetails/29672/laa-sydney-public-information-day-nsw

15/05/2025

Day 1, session 1!

13/05/2025

Heading to Fremantle, WA this week for the ALA Symposium! I'm excited to be presenting a workshop alongside the guru who's workshop I attended 4 years ago that made me want to follow my Wound CNC around to learn more about the juicy side of chronic lower limb wounds!

12/04/2025

Jumping on the trend!

Stacey – Lymphoedema Mentor
Business Owner | Student | CEO of Family Inc.

She’s got a double espresso in one hand and a compression bandage in the other. Whether she’s mentoring students, managing wounds, or decoding the mysteries of oedema, Stacey’s approach is packed with purpose, heart, and humour.

Signature Catchphrase:
“It's not black and white...”
Because nothing in lymphoedema is black and white—it’s fifty shades of patient-specific factors!

Stacey Says:
• “What’s meaningful to them?”
• “It depends…”

Comes with:
• Laptop, mobile phone & Kindle
• Rolls of compression bandages
• Wound care textbooks
• Dreamy Moons tarot deck
• Double espresso energy
• And a never-ending To-Do List!

Bonus Feature:
Can teach, treat, lead, and laugh—all before lunch.

06/03/2025

💙 It's World Lymphoedema Day! 💙
Our CANpractice students are almost finished their accredited lymphoedema training this week 👩‍🎓
Elle .yeah decided to show off her incredible flexibility, and the wonderful bandaging work of her fellow student! 🤸‍♀️
If you would like to learn more about how to become a lymphoedema practitioner, head to https://instituteoflymphoedema.com.au/canpractice/ for details of our upcoming courses.

05/03/2025

|| Lymphoedema Awareness Week ||

Skincare = Self-care… and so much more! 💙
When managing lymphoedema, taking care of your skin isn’t just about feeling good—it’s a vital part of protecting your health. Dryness, small cuts, and even bug bites can increase the risk of infection, so keeping your skin clean,
hydrated, and intact is key.

A good routine includes gentle cleansing, daily
moisturising, and regular skin checks. Avoid harsh soaps,keep nails trimmed, and don’t forget about those tricky spots —like between your fingers and toes!
What’s your go-to skincare tip for lymphoedema? Let’s share and support each other in the
comments! ⬇