This blog is focusing on Upper Limb Amputations and suitable interventions for those with upper limb amputations. Specifically, this blog will discuss the daily impacts of an upper limb amputation, some of the interventions and aids that can be provided to amputee patients to support independence, and the psychosocial impacts for individuals post amputation. Upper […]
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When it comes to understanding stroke, the Stroke Foundation explains that “a stroke happens when blood cannot get to your brain, because of a blocked or burst artery. As a result, your brain cells die due to a lack of oxygen and nutrients” (Stroke Foundation, 2025). Stroke has a different effect on each person, and
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Across Australia, many organisations host a wide range of events highlighting disability and NDIS support, helping you to connect with different providers, explore the latest technology and equipment, and also to enjoy a fun day out. In this blog, we will list a variety of events highlighting disability across Australia, and all the details on
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During the month of June, there have been some major changes to NDIS pricing, effecting a variety of service providers. These changes took effect on the 1st of July 2025. Some of the changes include: Reducing price limits for some therapy supports Cuts made to physio (a $10 reduction), podiatry and dietetics (a $5 reduction)
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Power Assist Devices and the MAT Evaluation are two key elements in supporting mobility. This blog will explain the different types of power-assist systems and their functions. Also, learn how to recognise clinical indications for power-assist use in wheelchair users and the benefits and limitations of this technology in daily function. Additionally, gain a basic
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In this blog, we are exploring sensory approaches and practical strategies for integrating sensory approaches into OT. Three main areas will be explored including, key sensory theories in neurological health and OT practice, some of the major assessment/screening tools used by OTs to identify sensory challenge areas and, sensory interventions once issues are identified. Sensory
Here at Ability Partners, we love a movie night and discovering new films to watch. Below, we have 5 movie recommendations that highlight disability and representation in a variety of different ways. These films are all available through an assortment of streaming platforms for everyone to enjoy and explore different themes and stories about living
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are to be advised that this blog post may contain images of deceased people. We wish to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land we are on. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging and celebrate the diversity of First Nations people and their ongoing cultures
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It’s that time of year again! The Sydney Royal Easter Show is back for 2025, with all your favourite rides, food spots and showbags ready for you to experience all of the fun! The show will commence on Friday the 11th of April and go until Tuesday the 22nd of April. Here at Ability Partners,
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