Fall Prevention

Fall Prevention
We believe in the importance of supporting adults over 65 years, to stay strong and avoid falls. It is our mission to reduce your chances of falling by partnering with you to keep you safe and build your confidence. Falls affect one in three adults over 65, and yet the majority of falls are preventable by understanding the risk factors.

The therapists of McCulloch, Harrison & Partners offer an 8-week Falls Prevention Program, where you can learn about your fall risk factors, understand how balance and strength impact fall risk, understand how medication, vision and your home environment can impact your fall risk and interact and learn from the experience of others.

Take action today! If you’re over 65 and have had a fall, or are afraid of falling, we can help!

Who am I now?

Who am I now? – A look at community reintegration
Life following brain injury – what does it mean for me now? This group engages in thinking about “doing what we need to do”, and doing what’s important in our individual lives, despite our changed roles and routines. It explores options for meaningful participation in life as we now know it. If you have questions about how you can be more involved in activities both inside and outside of your home, this group is for you.

NewsMatters

NewsMatters
If you would like to be involved in the planning, collation and publishing of our newsletter, NewsMatters, then this group is for YOU! We would love your help to choose a theme, write and encourage others to write & edit articles, and work together with other group members to collate material and publish an interesting newsletter. read more

Sole Survivors Walking Group

Sole Survivors Walking Group
The focus of this group is on improving an individual’s walking and endurance whilst also creating a forum for patients to socialize with each other. To join, individuals need to be able to walk 50m independently with or without an aid.

Inside Out

Inside out – exploring your emotional self
Feeling alone, sad, angry, irritable or worried? These are normal reactions to a neurological event. If you would like to learn more about these emotions in your life as well as how to manage them and make sense of them, then you are invited to join the RehabMatters Psychological Support Group.

Brain Power

Brain Power
Are you experiencing difficulties with your thinking skills? Do you ever get confused? Are you forgetful?

MH&P therapists are here to offer support, retraining and strategies to help you improve and cope with these invisible problems that can make one’s every day so challenging.