👟👟👟 Our One Foot Forward journey is underway.
This October, the EXPHYS team is practising what we preach and joining the Black Dog Institute to help create better mental health for all Australians by walking, running and rolling towards our distance and fundraising goal.
Mental illness can be debilitating and can have a devastating impact on not only those living with it but those around them.
At EXPHYS, we see this first-hand and take great personal and professional care in delivering our Mental Wellbeing Program, which focuses on restoring mental function under the expert guidance of a mental health exercise physiologist.
Visit our landing page HERE to donate and track our progress.
Walking Together. Standing Together. Stronger Together.
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Congratulations to EXPHYS team members who recently celebrated work anniversaries! 🔹Sydnii Schwarze, Executive Assistant and Office Manager (2 years) 🔹Joanna Mulholland, Office Support (1 year) 🔹Kayla Dang, Senior Exercise Physiologist (4 years) 🔹Vicky Phillips, General Manager (17 years) 🔹Nathan Hrvatin, Senior Exercise Physiologist (3 years) 🔹Martin Stead, Regional Leader – VIC, TAS (1 year) At EXPHYS we strive to provide exceptional careers for exercise physiologists, and our incredible team bring that to life every day ✨
RESOLVE uses modern up to date approaches to resolve persistent lower back pain. The evidence is compelling. EXPHYS are proud to integrate the RESOLVE approach into our BETTER PAIN Programs. NeuRA (UNSW) are now investigating transferring the RESOLVE research into real world health practice, by way of a research study. EXPHYS is privileged to be participating in this invitation only, ground breaking study with NeuRA. Adriana Giles, Clinical and Rehabilitation Lead; Charlotte Cummins, Regional Leader – WA, NSW; and Brenton Watson, Senior Exercise Physiologist, are representing EXPHYS in this study. We can’t wait for RESOLVE to be presented at the EP3 Pain Science Conference! Contact EXPHYS to learn more about how we are at the forefront of RESOLVE. https://www.exphys.com.au/ 📸 noigroup
Did you know osteoarthritis is an inflammatory condition? And that exercise and good nutrition are natural anti-inflammatory approaches? At the upcoming EP3 Pain Science Conference, Associate Professor Tasha Stanton is presenting on the up-to-date approach to address knee osteoarthritis and pain. In Australia, osteoarthritis is a leading cause of early work retirement. Stay tuned for Tasha’s EP3 updates being communicated by EXPHYS. And how EXPHYS is integrating these updated approaches into our BETTER PAIN Program! https://www.exphys.com.au/programs/better-pain 📸 noigroup