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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.
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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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World Fragile X Day: Understanding Fragile X Syndrome and the Importance of Awareness Each year on 22 July, communities around the world recognise World Fragile X Day, sometimes referred to as Global Fragile X Day. The day raises awareness of Fragile X syndrome, celebrates people living with Fragile X and recognises the families, carers, health […]
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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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Motor Neurone Disease Awareness Day is recognised each year on 21 June. It is a day to raise awareness of motor neurone disease, acknowledge the impact it has on individuals and families, and recognise the strength of the people, carers, health professionals and communities supporting those affected. In Australia, MND has recently been spoken about […]
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A plain-English comparison of exercise physiology and physiotherapy, including who each profession helps and when to see both.
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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 […]
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A guide to Medicare rebates for exercise physiology through GP Chronic Disease Management plans, including eligibility and referrals.
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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 […]
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“It’s often more than what we can see” When you hear Parkinson’s disease, what is the first thing that comes to mind? For most people, it’s shaking or tremors. While tremors are one of the more recognisable signs, Parkinson’s is much more complex than just that. April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month in Australia, a month […]
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Helping People Move Better, Feel Better & Live Better on the Gold Coast & Ipswich At Combined Wellness Solutions, we’re passionate about helping people living with neurological and neurodevelopmental conditions move well, feel supported, and live life to the fullest.This blog is a space where we’ll be sharing expert advice, helpful resources, client stories, and […]
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Musculoskeletal conditions affect the muscles, bones, joints, and connective tissues, often leading to pain, stiffness, reduced mobility, and functional limitations. These conditions can arise from injury, chronic disease, or degenerative changes.Combined Wellness Solutions’ Exercise Physiologists (EPs) use evidence-based movement strategies to help individuals manage pain, improve strength, restore mobility, and enhance overall function.Through individualised exercise […]
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