Meet Trent. He sustained a traumatic brain injury, as well as fractures to his neck and pelvis in a motor vehicle accident in 2020. This resulted in a range of cognitive and behavioural challenges, as well as restricted neck movement, pain and significantly reduced left arm strength. When we first Read More →
Push Mobility: Pushing the Boundaries
A group of our Physios were treated to an inspiring in-service presentation at Push Mobility, a leading disability equipment provider here in Melbourne. Push Mobility’s fantastic presenters, Danielle & Will, showcased a huge range of cutting-edge equipment, demonstrating how power assist devices, beach accessibility, recreational equipment, sports gear, accessories, ramps Read More →
Anniversaries and New Starters for July
This month we’ve celebrated anniversaries for: Some pretty awesome sentiments came out when we spoke to them about their time at IRS so far: “I am grateful to have such a healthy workplace culture where we genuinely enjoy spending time with each other.” Jane Blandy “I am so fortunate to Read More →
Motivational Interviewing
Several of our clinicians underwent a two day workshop in Motivational Interviewing, led by the amazing Dr. Kylie McKenzie, Clinical Psychologist and Motivational Interviewing Trainer. A lot of thinking, reflecting, smiling, laughing, role playing and discussion went down over the two days. Such a productive workshop which will be extremely Read More →
Milestones, Anniversaries and New Starters for June
Senior OT, Meaghan Rennison recently celebrated her 5th anniversary at IRS so we caught up with her to find out more about her journey! When did you start out as an OT and what inspired you to pursue this line of work, particularly as an OT specialising in neuro? I Read More →
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