Supporting your physical and mental wellbeing
IMPROVED DAILY LIVING
Sarina Russo Job Access’s allied health professionals provide the support you need to not just become job-ready, but to improve your overall daily living experience.
PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT
To promote social inclusion, our qualified psychologists and counsellors can help you build social skills to enhance your relationships and social connections. This might include help with:
- Communication
- Social interaction
- Learning
- Mobility
- Self-care
- Self-management
EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY SUPPORT
Sarina Russo Job Access offers Exercise Physiology support to maintain or increase physical mobility or wellbeing. Our qualified Exercise Physiologists aim to promote and encourage improved physical capacity and health to encourage greater participation in the community.
Physiological support can help you to reduce pain and risk from co-morbidities such as heart disease and diabetes, while actively improving your:
- Muscular and bone strength
- Postural control
- Ability to complete daily tasks
- Quality of life
- Balance to reduce the risk of falls
- Mental health
Please note that some of our allied health services are location-specific, so contact our team to discuss your needs.
Resource Hub
Useful resources
How the NDIS Can Help You Find and Keep a Job
Are you an NDIS participant eager to gain employment? Then look no further, as we break down the support, funding and services available to assist NDIS participants into employment.
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