Navigating Return to Work: A Customer Story of OT and EP in Synergy!
Navigating the return to work (RTW) process for clients with complex medical backgrounds requires more than a singular approach; it necessitates a collaborative effort that
Navigating the Return to Work Puzzle: Where Does Exercise Physiology Fit?
Ah, the intricate world of occupational rehabilitation! Guiding an individual from a state of injury or illness back to work is much like solving a
Striking the Perfect Balance: Speed and Sustainability in Return to Work Rehabilitation
At Specialised Health, we are dedicated to not only achieving quick recovery outcomes but also ensuring these outcomes are sustainable and long-lasting. Our approach integrates
GP Case Conferencing: Enhancing Return to Work Outcomes
At Specialised Health, we understand the importance of a collaborative approach in the management of Return to Work (RTW) programmes. One of the key elements
Rehab Providers and Occupational Therapists – Do you want to know capacity without having to ask for it?
Visualise assembling an intricate gadget without a full set of instructions, or building a house with half a blueprint! Just like these scenarios, we understand
An 8-Week Transformation: Overcoming Anxiety to Re-engage in Work
In the sphere of mental health in occupational rehab, the narrative often touches on the profound struggles individuals face when anxiety impedes their professional lives.
Identifying Ideal Candidates for Exercise Physiology (EP): Navigating Your Case List
As a case manager, you’re well aware of the diverse challenges and needs that each of your clients presents. It’s a balancing act, determining the
Enhancing Return-to-Work (RTW) Processes with Exercise Physiology. A Strategic Approach for Employers
In today’s fast-paced business environment, maintaining a productive workforce is paramount. However, when employees take leave due to injuries or health issues, the disruption can
Long-COVID and Mental Health: A Deeper Look Beyond the Physical Struggle
In our recent conversations with case managers, a recurring theme has emerged: the mental health implications of long-COVID. This condition, where symptoms linger long
Biometrics. A Valuable Tool in Invisible Illness?
In the ever-evolving landscape of health and wellness, the term “biometrics” has been popping up more and more. In fact, wearable technology is projected to
Three Reasons Psychologists Should Pick Up Our Calls
Ah yes, a “Multidisciplinary Team”, the all golden approach to rehabilitation. If we could bet on anything when it comes to all condition-specific recommendations, it
Exercise Physiology Explained
Exercise physiology boasts a long history, marked by the publication of its first dedicated textbook in 1888 (1). However, it’s in the last 40 years