About Integrated Neurology

Specialist Neurological Care in Sydney's North Shore

At Integrated Neurology, experienced Consultant Neurologists provide comprehensive, compassionate, evidence-based care to people living with neurological conditions.
Based on Sydney’s North Shore, our clinic combines clinical excellence with a warm, patient-centred approach – ensuring every individual receives the highest standard of specialist care.

Clinical aspirations

Integrated Neurology specialists aim to deliver thoughtful, personalised neurologic care, grounded in the latest medical research. Our Specialists understand that living with a neurologic condition can be complex and challenging, and our committed to supporting you with clear communication, timely diagnosis and tailored treatment plans that evolve with your needs.

Specialist Expertise

All of our specialists are Consultant Neurologists, with additional subspecialty training in areas such as:

What Makes Us Different

Every treatment plan is tailored to the individual. Options may include:

Meet Our SUPPORT STAFF

MICHELE

OFFICE MANAGER

Michele has been a valued member of Integrated Neurology for over eight years, bringing compassion, experience, and a patient-centred approach to care. Known for her warm demeanour and dedication, Michele plays a key role in supporting patients through every step of their neurological journey.  Michele also ensures smooth office operations while assisting patients and medical professionals alike.

Outside of work, Michele is a proud mum to three young adults. She enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband, baking, and exploring new places through travel.

ADELINE

MEDICAL SECRETARY

Adeline serves as a dedicated medical secretary at Integrated Neurology, bringing professionalism and a warm, welcoming presence to the team. She is currently pursuing a degree in Psychology, with her thesis focusing on gender differences in prosocial attitudes and antisocial behaviour among sports players. Adeline’s academic background and interest in human behaviour complement her role in supporting both patients and practitioners.

In her personal time, she enjoys practising Pilates, spending time at the beach, and travelling.

ALEKSANDRA

RECEPTIONIST

Aleksandra is one of the reception staff at Integrated Neurology, where she provides administrative support to doctors and patients in their busy practice. Currently in her penultimate year of a Bachelor of Medical Science at the University of Technology Sydney, Aleksandra aspires to pursue a career in diagnostic pathology. 

In addition to her studies, she plays violin in her local orchestra, enjoys practicing Pilates, and loves spending time outdoors. With a strong attention to detail and passion for healthcare, she is dedicated to delivering excellent service. 

EMILIA

MEDICAL SECRETARY

Emilia is a medical secretary at Integrated Neurology, where she supports both patients and practitioners with professionalism and a commitment to patient care. She is currently completing a degree in Medical Science and Marketing at the University of Sydney and recently studied abroad in the United States, where she conducted research into emerging medical therapies, inspiring her to pursue a career in medical devices. 

Outside of work, Emilia enjoys playing tennis, practising Pilates, and travelling to explore new cultures.

Nyssa

Clinical Research Fellow

Nyssa is a Neurological Physiotherapist who also works as a clinical research fellow with Integrated Neurology. She graduated her Bachelor of Physiotherapy with distinction and Dean’s commendation in 2015, as well as being the first recipient of the David and Carolyn Love Inaugural Award, created by Australian Catholic University for her excellence in communication and empathy. Nyssa been working as a physiotherapist in the acute hospital setting for the past decade, clinically specialising in the area of Neurology and Neurosurgery for over 7 years.

Not only does she work closely with the consultants in the multi-disciplinary team at North Shore Private Hospital, she also recently co-authored and published a paper with Dr. Paul Silberstein and Dr. Raymond Cook in the BMJ Neurology open on minimising the rate of vascular complications in patients with Parkinson’s disease undergoing DBS surgery.

In addition to her research work, she recently co-authored and launched a new Parkinson’s Disease education resource emPowereD, and publishes frequent blog updates on a wide range of topics relating to Parkinson’s Disease.

She is enthusiastic about both her clinical work with patients and her research projects with the team, driven by her passion to help people improve their independence and quality of life. She has also completed a Graduate Certificate in Writing and Literature at Deakin University and is currently studying a Master of Neuroscience at the University of New England.