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At Allied Health 2U, We have a team of dedicated Allied Health Professionals offering a range of services that are tailored to your specific and unique requirements. At Allied Health 2U we understand that we are all different and we are here to listen and provide you with the best care possible. In our blog, you can read about the latest news and differences between various therapies and..
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3w ago
What are Genetic Disorders?
Genetic disorders are conditions caused by changes or mutations in an individual’s DNA. These alterations can affect the structure or function of specific genes, leading to abnormalities in the development and functioning of various organs or systems in the body. Genetic disorders can be inherited from one or both parents or may occur spontaneously due to new mutations.
There are several types of genetic disorders, and they can manifest in various ways, including:
Single Gene Disorders– e.g. cystic fibrosis, sickle cell anemia, Huntington’s disease.
Chromosomal Di ..read more
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2M ago
What is Telehealth Occupational Therapy?
Occupational therapy itself focuses on helping indivudals develop, recover, or maintain the skills needed for daily living and working. This can include activities such as self-care, work, education, and leisure.
Telehealth occupational therapy refers to the delivery of occupational therapy services remotely through digital communication technologies, allowing therapists to extend these services to participants who may face challenges accessing in-person care due to geographical constraints, physical limitations, or other barriers. Telehealth occupatio ..read more
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8M ago
What is ILO in the NDIS? How can it work for you?
ILO stands for Individual Living Options, a support category under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). ILO focuses on providing flexible and individualised living arrangements for people with disabilities, allowing them to choose where and with whom they live. It offers various housing options, from living independently to shared living arrangements, tailored to suit the unique needs and preferences of each individual. ILO empowers participants to have more control over their living situations, fostering greater independence and ..read more
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8M ago
Convience and Accessibility: How Mobile Therapy Overcvomes Geographical Barriers
Mobile services are crucial in mental health care as they break down geographical barriers, ensuring essential support for individuals in remote or underserved areas. Additionally, the flexibility and convenience of mobile services extend accessibility to those with limited mobility or busy schedules, enabling timely and personalised care and promoting better treatment outcomes for a broader population.
Allied Health 2U’s mobile therapy services exemplify this convenience and accessibility by reaching vario ..read more
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8M ago
Identifying Early Warning Signs: Recognising Changes in Behavior and Mood
Early warning signs of mental health issues can vary depending on the individual and the specific condition. However, some common signs to look out for include:
Drastic Changes in Mood: Frequent or sudden shifts in mood, such as persistent sadness, irritability, or unexplained anger.
Social Withdrawal: A sudden loss of interest in socializing or participating in activities they once enjoyed.
Changes in Sleep Patterns: Either sleeping too much or too little, experiencing insomnia, or disrupted sleep.
Loss of Energ ..read more
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9M ago
Functional Neurological Disorder ( aka FND) is a recognised neurological condition characterized by a wide array of symptoms that closely resemble those observed in structural neurological disorders.
Extensive research and clinical evidence indicate that FND is a genuine neurological condition, not consciously produced by the individual. Unlike structural abnormalities that can be detected through imaging techniques, FND does not exhibit consistent structural changes in the nervous system. However, this does not diminish its neurological nature.s.
FND is believed to arise from unde ..read more
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10M ago
Unleashing Potential: The Profound Benefits of Behavioral Support in Western Sydney
Behavioral support is a powerful tool that empowers individuals to overcome challenges, foster personal growth, and unlock their full potential. This article will explore the numerous advantages of behavioral support aiming to highlight the transformative impact of behavioral support. Our positive behaviour support practitioners provide behaviour support in Western Sydney and across the wider Sydney Region. Behaviour therapy has many benefits from enhancing mental well-being to fostering positive relationships ..read more
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1y ago
If you or a loved one is suffering from knee arthritis and pain with everyday activities such as walking or climbing stairs, there are some very simple yet extremely effective interventions available which may be able to significantly help.
Our mobile physiotherapists in Sydney are currently providing exercise interventions to many individuals who are suffering from crippling knee pain. The best part is that our mobile physiotherapist are able to provide these interventions in your home.
What is arthritis?
Before we discuss what treatments are available for knee arthritis, here is a link t ..read more
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1y ago
When would a mobile podiatry appointment be required?
There are a number of scenarios which would warrant a mobile podiatry appointment, the most common situation is where individuals require foot & nail care and have difficulty accessing appointments in the community. Additionally, individuals with certain conditions and comoorbidities may be at greater risk of developing foot conditions which require closer attention. They include:
Individuals with diabetes
Arthritic foot conditions
Individuals with peripheral neuropathy
Individuals with mobility issues who have issues with mobil ..read more
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1y ago
Why is finding an interpreter important?
Finding an interpreter is essential for non english speaking participants. When trying to understanding the needs of individuals without an interpreter to overcome the barriers in communication it would be very difficult to fully appreciate the needs of someon with a disability. Having an interpreter available for a functional capacity assessment is even more crucial as the information gathered to fully understand someones function can sometimes be very subtle and therefore ensuring that all the minor details are fully understood is critical.
Whi ..read more