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🕵️‍♂️October in Review🕵️‍♀️

  In case you missed any of Specialised Health’s online posts and emails you can click the links below to access the original articles: Published Education Wellness Our top 5 Self Care Tips for Stress Management  1. Lifestyle 2. Massage 3. Focus 4. Connect 5. Question Is “10,000 Steps” a Made up Number? Well…sort of. We go through the maths […]

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🔦 Staff Spotlight 🔦 – Brad MGregor

Specialised Health, Behind the Scenes. Who is Specialised Health? The culture of progression, passion and authenticity behind Specialised Health drives all of us to provide quality Exercise Physiology services in the compensable space. We support claimants in achieving their return to work and life goals through specialist exercise and lifestyle prescription while recognising the importance

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Making the Impossible, Possible – Getting back to Normal after Cancer, A Case Study

“After fighting the fight of my life, taking a year and a half to recover and then having to return back to full time work, it seemed like an impossible task at times. Now looking back and after having just completed my first full week at work, I can honestly say the rehabilitation and strength

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🕵️‍♀️September in Review 🕵️‍♂️

Three quarters through 2019 already!? September was an exciting month for Specialised Health. Other than continuing rehabilitation programs, prioritising communication, weekly staff meetings and publishing education pieces, we introduced our sister company Reva Wellness! Reva Wellness You know already that Specialised Health specialises in occupational conditioning programs – guiding the client’s fitness to return to work

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Q&A: Weight loss for executive function disorder

  Q: Do you have any exercise strategies you would recommend for a weight management program for patients who have a disorder of executive function, depression and social anxiety?   __________________________________________________________________ Background Executive Function is a term to describe the “higher order” demands of our brain. It includes, but is not limited to: Goal setting

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💪 Exercise 101 – Getting to Grips with Strength Training 💪

Brought to you by Reva Wellness   From our article Exercise 101, you know why exercise is an essential part of human health and you are familiar with the physical activity recommendations for health Over the Exercise 101 chronicles, we are going to unpack this for you. What is Strength Training? Strength training refers to

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🔦 Staff Spotlight 🔦 – Luisa Coluccio

The culture of progression, passion and authenticity behind Specialised Health drives all of us to provide quality Exercise Physiology services in the compensable space. We support claimants in achieving their return to work and life goals through specialist exercise and lifestyle prescription while recognising the importance of open communication with all parties involved in the

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The ABCs of the BPS

🤝 The Biopyschosocial Model in Rehab “It is far more important to know what person has the disease” than what disease the person has.  – Hippocrates, 460BC-375BC     The History The concept of a biopsychosocial approach has been around for thousands of years. But it regained popularity from the 1960s after it was somewhat

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