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16/10/2025

🎶 Our Parkinson's singing group is all tunes ahead! 🎶

We would like to invite you to take part in our Parkinsons Disease singing group, starting Friday the 31st of October, at 12:30pm in Castle Hill.

You may be wondering how singing can help?

🎤 Strengthening the vocal muscles to help improve voice volume and projection
🎤 improves breathing and swallowing through muscle training
🎤 enhance speech quality and articulation

If you are interested, please don't hesitate to contact Rachel
💻 rachel@mobihealthcare.com.au
or call Mobi Healthcare at 📱1800 047 888

08/10/2025

Last week we lost a truly beautiful soul. Jiva’s passing has hit us hard here at Mobi. Not just a long term client but someone we also considered to be a friend. Jiva had a zest for life and was not bothered by whatever obstacles were placed in his way. His creative pieces will always be remembered and his memory will live with us forever. RIP Jiva.

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01/08/2025

Want to be the go-to clinician for concussion management? 🧠💥

Looking to deepen your understanding of the complex, multimodal factors involved in concussion?
This is the course for you! 👊

Join internationally recognised chiropractor, researcher, and lecturer Brett Jarosz for a hands-on, evidence-informed journey into cutting-edge concussion care. Whether you work with athletes or everyday patients, this course will equip you with the tools and confidence to assess, manage, and lead in this evolving field.

🎓 Limited spots available — don’t miss out!

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Multimodal Management of Concussion - Melbourne 2024

11/05/2025

💐 MOBI Healthcare wishes you a Happy Mother's Day 💐

Thank you to all of the beautiful Mum's out there who work tirelessly day in and day out to give use the best life possible. We would not be here today without your love, compassion, support and dedication!

Thank you Mums!!

09/05/2025

🚶🏼‍♀️WALK WITH WENDY

Wendy is one of out amazing clients, doing amazing things to help raise awareness for Parkinson's Disease. She will be "Stepping up for Parkinson's" on Sunday the 1st of June at 9:30am. Join her to raise funds, and raise awareness 🧠

📱 For more information and ways to donate please visit www.stepupforparkinsons.org.au

16/04/2025

🐰 MOBI Healthcare wishes you a Hoppy Easter! 🐰

We hope this weekend is filled with fun, family and lots of Chocolate. 🍫

We will be closed from Friday the 18th to Monday the 21st for the Easter long weekend, with services resuming on Tuesday the 22nd. We will also be close on Friday the 25th to celebrate Anzac Day.

If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact us on 📱1800 047 888
or email us at admin@mobihealthcare.com.au

01/04/2025

April 2nd marks World Autism Awareness Day🌈

The aim on World autism Awareness Day is to raise awareness and promote a greater understanding of autism, to foster acceptance and support individual’s living on the autism spectrum.
We as a community aim to highlight the need to improve their quality of life and ensure they can live a full and meaningful life.

The 2025 key focus is built around;
📍Promoting an understanding and acceptance of autism
📍Advocating for the rights of individuals with autism
📍Raise awareness and its overall impact on the individual and society
📍Encourage inclusive education and employment opportunities for autistic people

To further increase your education and build your understanding on inclusivity, visit www.aspect.org.au
🖐You will learn about the impact, personal stories, support organisations, and even participate in local events.
💙 To show you support, wear the colour blue on April the 2nd 💙

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01/04/2025

🧠 April is World Parkinsons Awareness Month! 🧠

Parkinsons disease is a neurodegenerative disease affecting millions of people world-wide. Parkinsons in now considered the fastest growing neurological condition.

💪This month we will highlight how the different allied health professions aid in the rehabilitation of someone living with Parkinsons disease.

📱For more information visit parkinsonsnsw.org.au
There you can learn, donate, spread the word, and support those with Parkinsons.

28/03/2025

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month 🖐
....Continuing on from our previous post....

Here are some facts below
📍People with disabilities report higher rates of obesity, lack of physical activity and smoking.
📍People with cognitive limitations are up to five times more likely to have diabetes.
📍People with intellectual and developmental disabilities experience higher rates of cardiovascular disease
📍Individuals with disabilities are more likely to have had a stroke, cancer and COPD when compared with the general population

🎉 How can you celebrate DDAM? 🎉
Organise disability awareness events
Implement accessibility initiatives
Plan inclusive activities
Highlight success stories and role models

Help us spread awareness and help all feel included ❤

20/03/2025

🧦 Happy World Downs Syndrome Day 🧦

🌎 This is a global awareness day with a goal to help people understand and support those with down syndrome.
The date representing the 21st day of the 3rd month chosen to represent the triplication (trisomy) of the 21st chromosome which causes downs syndrome 🧬

On March 21st choose some socks that are going to get you noticed!
🧦 Mismatched or bold, whatever takes your fancy
The idea is to start a conversation to raise awareness!

So put your socks on and start talking everyone! Show them how you can spread joy whilst advocating for those in need! 🎉
Use the hashtags… and to share your message

17/03/2025

March is the month to raise awareness for Developmental Disabilities 🖐

Developmental disabilities include ASD, CP, ADHD, Down’s syndrome, intellectual disabilities and many more. The main goal within raising awareness is centred around combating ableist stereotypes and persistent health disparities.

🗣 Ableism is the belief that people with disabilities are not capable of the same things that people without disabilities are capable of, this leads to inequalities in social, health, and access.

📱Stay tuned for some more information regarding Developmental Disabilities