Home Modifications, Over 65, Ramps and Access
Accessible Ramps That Add Value to Family Homes in Kilsyth and Croydon Hills When families consider adding a wheelchair ramp to their home, one of the biggest concerns is how it will look. Too often, ramps are seen as purely functional add-ons that detract from the... 
Assistive Technology, Wheelchair
Regaining Outdoor Freedom: How the Right Wheelchair Opens Up the Yarra Valley and Beyond For many people living with cerebral palsy or an acquired disability such as stroke, multiple sclerosis (MS), or Parkinson’s disease, the outdoors can feel out of reach. Uneven... 
Ramps and Access, Uncategorized
Accessible Ramps That Go Beyond the Standards: Creating Long-Term Solutions for Melbourne’s Eastern Suburbs Designing a truly accessible home is about more than ticking boxes. While Australian Standards (AS1428.1) provide a baseline for builders, they were written... 
Assistive Technology, Evidence Based Practice
Tilt-in-Space Seating: Supporting People with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and POTS in Ringwood Living with a complex health condition such as Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) or Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) can present significant daily challenges. For many...Coordinators, Ripple Effect, Uncategorized, Working At Kadia
A day in the life of a Occupational Therapist working in community health Occupational Therapy is generally a profession that comes with a multitude of confusion and misconceptions about its actual roles and duties. Typical myths that revolve around...
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