John’s Story Home » Therapy Insights Say Hello to John! John lives in his cosy apartment where he enjoys action movies, building model aeroplanes and tanks, and sharing plenty of jokes with his support workers. For almost two years, John has been working with...
Get to know your NDIS Exercise Physiologist, Divyasha Kumar! Why did you become an exercise physiologist? I became an exercise physiologist because I always wanted to work in the rehab space. I felt that working with people to get them back on their feet and support...
Adaptive Fitness: Weight Loss Strategies for People with Limited Mobility Home » Exercise Physiology Many people find it hard to manage their weight, but people with disability often face challenges that can make weight loss seem near impossible. Limited mobility,...
First Exercise Physiology Appointment? Here is what you can expect! Home » Archives for 2022 Before we prescribe exercise therapy to any client, our Accredited Exercise Physiologists always conduct an exercise physiology initial assessment. This is the first meeting...
Benefits of Exercise for Stroke Patients Home » Exercise Physiology Did you know one in four people globally will have a stroke in their lifetime, with one Australian having a stroke every 19 minutes?i That means over 530 people in Australia experience a stroke every...
7 Fun Exercises for Kids with Autism Home » Exercise Physiology Exercise is vital for healthy growth and development in all children, but kids with autism often have trouble getting enough physical activity. Autism spectrum disorder (also simply known as autism or...
