Neurolab PT

A little re-introduction 👋

I’m Chloe — APA Titled Neurological Physiotherapist | MACP, Senior Physiotherapist and Director of Neurolab Physiotherapy.

I provide mobile physiotherapy across Perth and the Great Southern, with a focus on:

• Neurological rehabilitation
• Respiratory physiotherapy
• General rehabilitation

My approach is individualised, evidence-based and centred around the person in front of me — their goals, environment, function and day-to-day life.

I’ve completed postgraduate study in neurological rehabilitation, public health and health leadership, alongside ongoing training in neurological rehabilitation, gait, movement, vestibular and respiratory physiotherapy.

Physiotherapy tailored to you 🌿

Neurolab Physiotherapy provides mobile, evidence-based physiotherapy across Perth and the Great Southern, with care delivered in the comfort of your own home.

Our services include:
• Neurological physiotherapy
• Respiratory physiotherapy
• General rehabilitation

Treatment is individualised around your goals, function and lifestyle — supporting you to move better, feel stronger and maintain your independence.

✨ Referrals welcome
🌐 neurolabpt.com.au

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A big few days of work in the Great Southern.
Thanks for the farewell sunrise.
See you next time. 🌅

An enjoyable evening presenting on respiratory care in community neurology. Grateful for the opportunity to share knowledge, connect with colleagues, and discuss practical strategies to support people living with neurological conditions. 🫁

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Email / Call / Text for availability 🫶🏼

🐣 MATERNITY LEAVE 🐣

I am currently on maternity leave until January 2025.

I will still be available for current clients via Telehealth for review, and I will be available for reports, program updates and meetings.

For new referrals I will do my best to assist in providing alternate service suggestions.

Thanks for your understanding during this time of change.

Chloe
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⭐️Plasticity⭐️

Kleim & Jones (2008) highlight principles for activity induced plasticity:
1. Use it or lose it
2. Use it and improve it
3. Specificity
4. Repetition
5. Intensity matters
6. Timing matters
7. Salience matters (relevance of the task)
8. Age matteds
9. Transference
10. Interference

We can all take the time to reflect on our rehab sessions with clients. Are we meeting the above principles and what is the aim of our therapy?
Are we aiming for rehabilitative principles or would compensatory be better given the circumstances and impairments present?

Are we achieving the intensity we need to drive change? Ie 2 hours a day, 5 days a week for the first month post injury (Hubbard et al., 2015)
Or 40mins, 3 days a week at 40-60% heart rate reserve to drive exercise induced neuroplastic changes? (Chaves, et al., 2020).

How can we motivate our clients to achieve the parameters needed to drive neuroplastic change.

What language are we choosing to use, that could feed into maladaptive changes.

☀️HIRING☀️
Casual Senior Physiotherapist
Must have Neurology experience and be eager to learn Respiratory community care.

There’s the possibility to go permanent part time if wanting and outreach to Albany is available, if interested.

Needing someone with availability weekly for clients.

Reach out !
[email protected]

End of the year outreach dates. Physio & OT visits available