Exercise and Disability: The Benefits of Staying Active for NDIS ParticipantsLiving with a disability presents unique challenges, but staying physically active can significantly improve your health outcomes and quality of life. As an Exercise Physiologist, I regularly witness the transformative impact that guided physical activity has on our NDIS participants. Let's explore why staying active is so crucial. Understanding Health ChallengesResearch shows that people living with disabilities often experience higher rates of preventable health conditions compared to the general population, including:
The Power of Exercise: Evidence-Based Benefits Regular physical activity, when appropriately prescribed and supervised, can lead to significant improvements in health outcomes. Research has shown exercise can:
How an Exercise Physiologist Can Help Exercise Physiologists are university-qualified allied health professionals who specialise in exercise prescription for people with chronic conditions and disabilities. Here's how we can support your journey:
Getting Started with NDIS Funding As an NDIS participant, you can access Exercise Physiology services through your plan under:
Take the First Step Research consistently shows that regular physical activity, when appropriately prescribed and supervised, can significantly improve health outcomes for people living with disability. Our team of Exercise Physiologists understands the unique challenges you face and is here to help you achieve your health and fitness goals. Ready to start your journey toward better health? Contact us today to learn how we can support you through your NDIS plan. Remember: Every journey begins with a single step. Let us help you take that step toward a healthier, more active lifestyle. Note: For specific statistics and research about disability and health outcomes in Australia, please visit the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) website or consult the National Disability Insurance Agency's (NDIA) quarterly reports.
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AuthorMichael is an experienced exercise physiologist and credentialed diabetes educator in Queensland. Since 2018, he has specialised in personalised rehabilitation for NDIS participants, veterans, and supporting WorkCover claims. Michael is dedicated to promoting optimal health through tailored exercise programs and education. Archives
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