Janine Spiby- Physiotherapist in Ocean Reef, Western Australia, Australia | Local business
Janine Spiby- Physiotherapist
Locality: Ocean Reef, Western Australia, Australia
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25.01.2022 ABC will extend its educational programming on ABC ME to support students and caregivers at home, from 10am to 3pm each weekday during Term 2. The expanded sche...dule moves from blocks of primary school content in the mornings through to secondary school content in the afternoons: https://ab.co/2wUIjMS See more
23.01.2022 Rebound WA members Nat Alexander and Aaron Camm out on the water learning to sail! Thanks to another member, Australian National Champion (Liberty Class) Robert... Crofts for getting them involved. If you'd like to check this sport out for yourself see Sailability WA at Royal Perth Yacht Club contact info in the original post.
23.01.2022 Kirk Wint won a silver medal at the Special Olympics using only his arms. INCREDIBLE!
18.01.2022 Time to register for the simultaneous Story book read great resource too https://www.alia.org.au/nss
17.01.2022 FREE LIVE HOME WORKOUTS with SAM WOOD To keep us moving and active while we are stuck at home, I will be running free live workouts at 9am daily (Monday Frida...y AEST) Tuesdays and Thursdays are fun, kid friendly workouts to help them stay active while home from school. Find these workouts on the 28 By Sam Wood Facebook Page. No equipment needed and all fitness levels welcome. Hit the Like button below and head to the 28 by Sam Wood Facebook page to receive workout updates. Lets get through this together! X Sam
17.01.2022 For many West Aussies with a physical disability there are already sport or rec opportunities around you may be interested in, for some like Rebound WA member A...ndrew Liddawi we need to work together to create something new! Awesome to see what Andrew and Break the Boundary have been able to achieve helping to create mountain biking opportunities for others - if you'd like to give it a crack get in touch with Andrew via the Break The Boundary facebook page
17.01.2022 Great advice re after-school melt downs
17.01.2022 I see you taking your kid to therapy while your friends take their kids to football or ballet. I see you sneak out of the conversation when all your friends boa...st about achievements and exam notes. I see you juggle events and meetings. I see you sitting on the computer for hours investigating what your child needs. I see you make a bad face when people complain about what looks like nonsense. I see you disappear little by little but you keep going beyond for your family. I see you pull strength from weakness with a force you didn't even dream you had. I see you showing respect for teachers, therapists and medical professionals who help your child and help you. Watching you wake up early in the morning to do it all again after another chaotic night. I see you when you're on the edge of the precipice struggling to live. I know you feel invisible, like no one notices. But I want you to know that I see you. I see you push forward always. I see you choose to do everything you can to give your child the best care at home, school, therapy and the doctors. What you do matters. It's worth the struggle. On those days when you wonder if you can make it one more minute, I want you to know I see you. I want you to know that you are beautiful. I want you to know it's worth it. I want you to know that you are not alone. I want you to know that love is the most important thing, and that you are the best at it. And in those days when you see an improvement, those moments when hard work has its reward, and you can taste success, I'll see you then too. And I'm proud of you. Whatever day today... ...you're doing it right. And I see you. Alethea Mshar John Walker / Flickr
16.01.2022 BADMINTON IS BACK Welcome back everyone! Fantastic session tonight. So good to see you all again.... Welcome back Mark C and welcome Nang and Scott. #BadmintonIsBack #BadmintonIsComingBack #BadmintonWA
16.01.2022 We are half way through Deafblind Awareness Week 2020. Below are some of the communication methods that may be used with people who are deafblind: Speech Li...p reading Auslan (Australian Sign Language) Signed English Key Word Sign (formerly known as Makaton) Tactile Signing Tracking Signs used on the body Co-active signing Visual frame signing Deafblind manual alphabet Printing on palm Tadoma Social Haptics Gestures Body language Facial expressions Behaviour/Routines Pictures/photos Object symbols Written (large print writing or typed information) Braille Use of communication devices The Deafblind Tactile Alphabet, is similar but different to the Auslan Alphabet. The Deafblind Tactile Alphabet is done on the Deafblind persons hand so they can feel it. Here is an image of it for you to try. Image description: Dealblind Alphabet with silhouettes of hands alongside each letter of the English alphabet.
15.01.2022 A PLAY SCHOOL COVID-19 SPECIAL To help explain what's happening at the moment, we present this special episode that will launch on Facebook. Watch Play School: Hello Friends! with your little ones here at 4pm Thursday AEDST.
14.01.2022 Highlight of the week
14.01.2022 Inspired by London Titans Wheelchair Basketball Club, weve travelled around the world to showcase the wheelchair basketball community in our Dont Rush Chall...enge To all our wheelchair basketball family - stay safe and healthy! #DontRushChallenge #wheelchairbasketball #wheelchairbasketballfamily
13.01.2022 Grant opportunities that may suit some of our young members. Grants of between $250 and $500 to help support aspiring young Para Athletes, with options ranging ...from 7 to 17 years old. If you have a child with a disability inside this age bracket have a look and see if any of the grants may be applicable!
13.01.2022 Breaking news from NDIA today about funding for iPads.
12.01.2022 Go Asha and Whiz kids
11.01.2022 I have shared this before, but I think it warrants another share. What a great way to teach kids and adults alike how to tie their own shoe laces. What other ...easy to follow learning skills have you used? Christine
10.01.2022 Check out our new Dyscalculia Infosheet. New Infosheets also available for: Dyslexia Dysgraphia, Reading Intervention Programs for Home and Maths Apps and Online Programs. All new resources at: https://www.speldnsw.org.au/information/resources-downloads/
10.01.2022 Beautiful animation explaining Autism
10.01.2022 Join us on Global Accessibility Awareness Day and sing I Am Australian in Auslan.
09.01.2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Z05939ZMbE here's some workouts to try
08.01.2022 Jayde needs your vote! If Jayde is successful, Rebound WA will use the funds he is awarded ($10,000) to repair valuable equipment so players don't need to share... chairs. Please help Jayde and Rebound WA by voting and sharing. This is Jayde's story.... Jayde Seed is passionate about giving people with disabilities the chance to keep fit and achieve their full potential, just as he has. Jayde was left with quadriplegia after a football accident but participating in wheelchair rugby helped through the dark times. For 15 years, he has been proudly volunteering for Rebound WA's wheelchair rugby program to raise awareness of the life-changing sport and is now the team captain and coach. He is a regular visitor to people in hospital after suffering a traumatic injury. "Providing hope and support to others who have suffered a traumatic injury like myself is invaluable to their recovery," he says. https://surveys.reputation.com/surveys3/run
08.01.2022 Interested in playing power chair sports give them a message
06.01.2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch great tips for those who use wheelchairs and walkers about keeping clean. its also a good blog about keeping fit
06.01.2022 Who agrees that school is way more cool with Key Word Sign? In the full version of this video, you'll learn signs for: subject names common school it...ems school activities locations on campus and more To get exclusive access to the complete video (containing 50+ signs and handout), become a Key Word Sign General Member! https://shop.scopeaust.org.au/shop/kwsa-general-membership/ For more great free resources, check out our website www.kwsa.com.au Stay safe and keep learning everyone! #KWSA #KeyWordSign #KeyWordSignAus
05.01.2022 Real play real learning
05.01.2022 SAM TRANSLATES: Everybody's got all the four support categories in core now (go look at your portal!) - mix 'em up however you want between the four... UNLESS...... you get your transport money in your bank account each fortnight, then you can't use the rest of your core for extra transport stuff, which sucks. But overall, this is a great step in the right direction! Now you can look at your Core budgets as one big lump of funding and spend it on core stuff without worrying about how much is in each bucket - consumables (including low cost AT, Daily Living Assistance, Social & Community Participation, and Travel and Transport. Yesterday's NDIS Core Categories update in the NDIS' words: "15 June: How will I know my plan is now flexible across all four support categories? From 13 June, all participants with Core supports can use all four core funding categories under their Core supports budget, without the need for a plan review. Participants who already receive periodic transport payments will continue to have these paid into their bank account, to cover transport costs connected to activities included in their plan. These funds cannot be used towards other Core supports. If you receive periodic transport payments, you will be able to use your funding across the three Core support budget categories, not including the transport category. Participants who do not receive periodic transport payments can use their overall funding flexibly to pay for transport-related costs to access NDIS supports and services. You do not need to do anything. This system change will be applied to all new and existing participant plans with Core support funding. This means flexibility in accessing the disability related supports you need to achieve your goals." https://www.ndis.gov.au//participants-co/using-your-budget Pic desc: a table listing the 15 support categories and their flexibility, in purple and orange with black writing and a Growing Space logo in the bottom right. Here is the text of the table: SUPPORT CATEGORY CORE 1. Assistance with Daily Living 2. Travel and Transport Mobility Allowance 3. Consumables 4. Assistance with Social and Community Participation Can be spent across support categories CAPITAL 5. Assistive Technology 6. Home Modifications Restricted to specific line items CAPACITY BUILDING 7. Coordination of Supports 8. Improved Living Arrangements 9. Increased Social and Community Participation 10. Finding and Keeping a Job 11. Improved Relationships 12. Improved Health and Wellbeing 13. Improved Learning 14. Improved Life Choices 15. Improved Daily Living Allocated at support category level and not flexible across categories
04.01.2022 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FOR WA KIDS (and chocolate lovers) Yesterday, I received a very important letter from Taylah, who is nine years old and lives in Thornlie.... Taylah asks: "Will the Easter Bunny be able to come to Western Australia this year? I heard that no one can come into Australia because of COVID-19." Well Taylah, I have some very important news to share with you and all WA kids today.
04.01.2022 Great effort by Rebound WA member Mary Friday staying fit and strong while she waits for her WA and Australian wheelchair basketball duties to resume.With a workout like this Mary will be an absolute wall in defence!
03.01.2022 EASY FISH WINDSOCKS https://iheartcraftythings.com/fish-windsocks.html
01.01.2022 https://liveexercise.com/programs/collection-xijbe9nuk2m Kids cross fit minimal equipment
