Pre-diabetes: what it means, why it matters, and how movement helps Written by Kyle Bowen Pre-diabetes is a common health issue, and many people are surprised to learn they have it because they often feel completely normal even while their blood sugar levels are starting to trend in the wrong direction. The good news [...]
Exercise For Stroke Recovery Written By Zachary Crowther Exercise and Stroke Recovery: How Movement Heals the Brain Every year, around 15 million people suffer from a stroke, making it the second leading cause of death globally. Of those, about five million are left with lasting disabilities, often struggling with impaired movement, speech, cognition, [...]
Osteopenia & Osteoporosis: How Exercise Protects and Strengthens Your Bones Written by Harmony Bone Health Is Often Overlooked … Until It’s Not Bone health is something most of us don’t think about — until a problem arises. Yet maintaining strong bones is essential for staying active, independent, and injury-free as we age. [...]
What is the difference between Exercise Physiologists and Physiotherapists Exercise Physiologist or Physiotherapist... Who Should You See? Sometimes people wonder if Exercise Physiologists (EPs) and Physiotherapists (physios) are the same. We both hold important roles within the healthcare and rehabilitation space, and our scopes of practice often overlap; a key difference is the way [...]
The Healing Power of Movement: Exercise in Recovery from Acquired Brain Injury and Stroke What Is an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)? An Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) refers to any damage to the brain that occurs after birth. There are several reasons why an ABI can occur, with the most common causes including physical trauma [...]
Prediabetes: Symptoms, Diagnoses, and Treatment Prediabetes management is also known as; impaired glucose tolerance, borderline diabetes, impaired fasting glucose or glucose intolerance. Where either an Impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) or Impaired fasting glucose (IFG) test indicates that the blood glucose levels are higher than normal, though not high enough to be diagnosed with Type [...]
Understanding Rotator Cuff Related Shoulder Pain: A Modern Take on Tears, Tendons, and Treatment Introduction to RCRSP Shoulder pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal complaints, and at the heart of it for many lies the rotator cuff—a group of four muscles and tendons that stabilize and are involved in moving the [...]
Exercise and Type II Diabetes If you’ve found this blog, you may have family, friends, or even yourself that has been diagnosed with Type II Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM). So, what now? A health care professional has probably recommended to start exercising and eating well by now, which we know, but why? What is [...]
My Health for Life - Healthy Habits Building Healthy Habits in 2025 with 'My Health for Life' As we move through 2025, many of us are setting new health goals and looking for ways to make positive changes in our lives. Whether it’s eating better, moving more, or simply improving [...]
Fishing: A Surprisingly Active Outdoor Pursuit Fishing, often perceived as a leisurely pastime, offers a multitude of physical and mental health benefits supported by scientific research. Engaging in fishing activities can lead to improvements in cardiovascular health, muscle strength, mental well-being, and social connections. Physical Health Benefits Fishing involves various physical activities that [...]
We provide exercise treatments to enhance physical performance and supply rehabilitation concepts for individuals suffering from chronic conditions. We do in-depth assessments using the latest technology and SMART goals individually tailored for each individual.
Our practitioners are in Brisbane, Townsville and Sunshine Coast.
