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How NDIS funding works for exercise physiology, including budgets, costs and how to get started with a registered provider.
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How NDIS funding works for exercise physiology, including budgets, costs and how to get started with a registered provider.
Read the article🧠 Motor Neurone Disease Awareness Day | MND Support & Research
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30th of May marks World Multiple Sclerosis Day, a time to raise awareness and understanding of a neurological condition that over 33,000 Australians live with. Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a neurological condition often described through its symptoms — including fatigue, weakness, and changes in balance or coordination. But these outward signs only tell part of […]
Read the articleHow Medicare covers exercise physiology sessions
A guide to Medicare rebates for exercise physiology through GP Chronic Disease Management plans, including eligibility and referrals.
Read the article🧠 Autism Awareness Day: Understanding Through Experience
Every year on the 2nd of April, we recognise World Autism Awareness Day — a day dedicated to building understanding, acceptance, and creating a safer and more inclusive environment for individuals on the autism spectrum. Autism is often described as a spectrum, meaning it presents differently in every individual. In some cases, it may be […]
Read the articleParkinson’s Disease: It’s More Than Just Tremors
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