For this series of Q&As, we strike up a chat with a member of our wonderful leadership team so you can get to know them and learn about the fantastic work they do for our team and, ultimately, our clients. This time we met up with Alex Scott. Alex leads Read More →
Leading the Way: A Q&A with Amy Neve
For this series of Q&As, we strike up a chat with a member of our wonderful leadership team so you can get to know them and learn about the fantastic work they do for our team and, ultimately, our clients. First up in this series is Amy Neve. Amy leads Read More →
Josh’s Next Chapter: Finding Purpose in the Pivot
We check in with our client, Josh, about the next chapter in his recovery story. Hear how he has pivoted into sports retail which has proved to be a really positive step in the right direction.
IRS in the West: Meet Physio James
As an independent Allied Health service focused on adults with neurological conditions, most of our work happens out in the community. We caught up with one of senior physiotherapists, James, to find out what makes working in the Western Suburbs of Melbourne so unique and rewarding — and where he Read More →
Eva’s Story: Finding the Rhythm of Life
Before her accident, Eva was a force in motion. At 23, her life revolved around the demanding yet exciting world of professional dance. Then everything changed. Walking home after a dance rehearsal turned Eva’s life upside down when she was hit by a car. On impact, Eva’s right tibia and Read More →
Michelle’s Story: The Importance of Independence
From an unlikely and catastrophic brain injury, to living a full and beautiful life. Michelle Newland’s story is one that has been shared before, but never without leaving a feeling of awe and inspiration in its wake. At the age of 19, Michelle sustained a brain injury as a result Read More →
Marcus’ Story: Small Wins, Big Impact
Marcus is a 62 year old man who experienced a traumatic brain aneurysm 6 years ago. What started as an innocuous headache while at work, ended up with Marcus waking up in the ICU. Some unfortunate events took place during surgery which worsened the cerebral event, resulting in Marcus’ loss Read More →
Dianne’s Story: I’m Still Here
Dianne is a woman with a lot of positive energy surrounding her, a lot of gratitude for her life and a lot of hope for the future. This is not to say that Dianne’s life has been without challenges or obstacles, quite the opposite in fact, but it’s her unique Read More →
How we work collaboratively to achieve outcomes for our clients
Below are some common examples of client-directed goals. We have explored what support from a multidisciplinary – Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and Speech Pathology – perspective might look like and the potential outcome for the client. Example 1 Client-directed goal and multidisciplinary support approach Potential Outcome The Occupational Therapist will assess Read More →
Alicia’s Story: Bonus Time
Alicia is a vivacious 38 year old woman, living an independent life, surrounded by all the things that bring her joy. She’ll tell you her main focus these days is keeping herself happy. However, this is a new perspective she gained after experiencing a stroke 3 years ago. In July Read More →
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