In this week’s Episode of NeuroMoves On the Couch, Exercise Physiologist Jess and Physiotherapist Noah discuss the importance of recognising the challenges faced by individuals with Cerebral Palsy (CP) when it comes to exercise and movement.
They also cover how they work with clients with CP; focusing on improving mobility, function and healthy movement to assist with everyday tasks whilst working towards the clients’ personal goals as well!
Watch the full episode below:
In this week’s Episode of On the Couch, Noah and Jess address the common misconception that exercise has negative effects
NeuroMoves on The Couch is our newest series as we tackle everything to do with disability, exercise and rehabilitation! In
Around 34,000 Australians are living with Cerebral Palsy, a disability that affects a person’s posture, balance and ability to move.
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