BETTER PROGRAMS
Unlock the natural medicine cabinet of the brain and harness the social benefits from exercise. Be supported by an exercise buddy, community, and wearable technology.
A life-changing cancer program delivered by experienced oncology exercise physiologists. Maximise function by getting the right support during and following cancer treatment.
COVERAGE
EXPHYS has national coverage.
Programs are delivered face-to-face at your choice of location in the following areas.
Programs are available anywhere in Australia and New Zealand via telehealth.
Choose how you want your program delivered.
Effective and accessible for everyone, we offer face-to-face, telehealth or a hybrid combination of appointments at your choice of location.
LATEST NEWS
This Mental Health Month, the EXPHYS team are completing Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training and refreshers. 💚 Our team regularly completes this training together, as part of our commitment to continued professional development. We are proud of our team’s expertise in mental health. Enhancing EXPHYS’ mentally healthy and supportive workplace, and the delivery of our BETTER MOOD Program ➡ https://www.exphys.com.au/programs/better-mood
When it comes to mental health, meaningful connections matter ❤ This World Mental Health Day, we are celebrating meaningful connections for good mental health. Connections with family, friends, animals, community, colleagues, supports and services. A key focus of the EXPHYS BETTER MOOD Program is on meaningful connection. Be supported through an exercise buddy, including family, friend or animal. Be supported by community, including exercise groups or facilities. Want to know more about our BETTER MOOD program? Visit our website for more details https://www.exphys.com.au/programs/better-mood
📣 EXPHYS is proudly presenting the webinar ‘Know Pain to Gain using Virtual Reality’ for Australian Rehabilitation Providers Association (ARPA), on Monday 14 October. Join our leaders, Charlotte Cummins, Regional Leader WA, SA, NT, along with Mick Craven, National Team Leader, as they highlight the use of virtual reality for pain recovery. Learn how virtual reality helps people hurt less, move better, and achieve work outcomes. Register for this webinar, hosted by ARPA WA: https://arpa.org.au/events/simple-registration?CalendarEventKey=239abd56-6307-405d-b817-0191e938b76c
