Our Exercise Physiologists are tertiary educated health professionals with a four-year university degree. Our Exercise physiology service can benefit anyone in Queensland living with MS or other progressive neurological conditions to increase their level of physical activity to gain the important health benefits associated with regular activity participation and exercise. This includes those living with Multiple Sclerosis, Epilepsy, Motor Neurone Disease, Parkinson’s Disease, Muscular Dystrophy, Multiple System Atrophy, Huntington’s Disease, Spinocerebellar Ataxias, and others.
Our team offer a range of Exercise Physiology Services
- Face-to-face exercise physiology sessions at our Wellbeing Centres, in your home or community setting.
- Virtual exercise physiology sessions through telehealth.
- Small exercise physiology led group exercise (3-4 people).
- Customised home exercise programs.
- National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) reports.
We’re here for your movement journey
When you connect with MS Queensland Allied Health Service, you’ll be working with an Allied Health Professional who understands your MS and its daily impact. Our team understands the challenges you face, and offer service excellence today, shaping tomorrow’s wellness.
MS can be an unpredictable disease, so if you do experience any (even minor) mobility or functional issues, or participation restrictions please get in touch. Living with MS or a progressive neurological condition is complex, contacting our Allied Health Service is simple.
Jack holds a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology and is an accredited Exercise Physiologist with ESSA (Exercise and Sports Science Australia). Jack has experience working in clinical and community settings with a wide range of chronic health conditions. Jack developed a special interest in neurological conditions whilst seeing the positive impact that exercise and lifestyle choices can have for people living with MS and other neurological conditions. More recently Jack joined MS Queensland in October 2022 as part of the employment support service team. This has allowed Jack to gain an in depth understanding of the barriers and challenges that people living with MS experience. Jack is extremely enthusiastic to be delivering Exercise Physiology services to assist people living with MS and other neurological conditions to maximize their functional capacity and meet recommended exercise guidelines.Sam is a highly diligent and motivated professional who strives to seek out the latest evidence-based care and research to optimise the function, symptom management and the quality of life of people living MS and other progressive neurological conditions.
What’s next?
Our Exercise Physiologists meet face-to-face with customers at our Wellbeing Centres, home visits as well as virtually using Telehealth. Enquire today and learn how our Exercise Physiologists can assist you.
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