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For many NDIS participants, respiratory conditions such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and other breathing disorders can arise as secondary complications to a primary health condition. These respiratory issues can further limit daily activities, making it crucial to manage them effectively. Exercise Physiology offers a structured approach to improving lung function, breathing efficiency, …

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Cardiovascular issues like heart disease, hypertension, and poor circulation can often arise as secondary complications for individuals with existing primary conditions, such as neurological disorders or physical impairments. For NDIS participants, managing these cardiovascular conditions is essential for maintaining overall health and quality of life. Exercise Physiology offers a structured approach to improving heart health, …

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Chronic pain can significantly impact an individual’s quality of life, making daily activities difficult and reducing overall well-being. For NDIS participants, managing pain effectively is essential to maintaining independence and improving comfort. Exercise Physiology provides a natural and effective approach to pain management, using targeted exercises to alleviate discomfort and promote long-term relief. At Adaptive …

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The connection between physical and mental health is well-established, and for individuals living with disabilities, maintaining emotional well-being is crucial. Exercise Physiology, provided through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), offers a powerful tool for improving mental health. At Adaptive Strength in Booragoon, our Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEPs) design personalized exercise programs that support not …

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Falls can be a significant concern for individuals living with disabilities, particularly for those with neurological or mobility impairments. For NDIS participants, reducing the risk of falls is essential for maintaining independence and overall health. Exercise Physiology, through personalized balance, strength, and coordination training, plays a crucial role in minimizing fall risks and preventing injuries. …

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