GenerationCare

11/03/2025

At Generation Care, we believe everyone deserves to live independently and safely, no matter their age or ability. Our Occupational Therapy services help older Australians build skills, adapt to daily tasks, and enjoy a better quality of life. 🌿💙

✅ Promotes independence in daily activities
✅ Reduces fall risk and enhances safety
✅ Supports mental and emotional wellbeing
✅ Improves confidence in your home and community

Let us help you or your loved one maintain independence and keep doing what you love! 💕

Get in touch today to learn more. ⬇️
https://generationcare.com.au/referrals-make-a-referral/

04/03/2025

💪 Physiotherapy with Generation Care – Move Better, Live Stronger
Staying active as you age is key to maintaining strength, balance, and confidence. At Generation Care, our Physiotherapy services support older Australians to move better, feel stronger, and reduce the risk of injury. 🏃‍♀️💙
✔️ Improves mobility, strength, and flexibility
✔️ Reduces pain and discomfort
✔️ Prevents falls and injuries
✔️ Aids recovery and rehabilitation
No matter your age, we’re here to help you stay active and independent! 🌟

Contact us today to learn how physiotherapy can support your health.⬇️
https://generationcare.com.au/referrals-make-a-referral/

16/10/2024

This Mental Health Month, we're proud to feature the voices of our dedicated Allied Health Professionals and team members at Generation Care. Through sharing their valuable insights and experiences, we aim to raise awareness and promote mental well-being within our community.

We asked Brendan King, our physiotherapist, for his advice to anyone struggling with mental health, and he emphasised the importance of finding the right fit in an allied health professional. "It takes time to find the right health professional that fits with you. If sessions aren't helping or you're not connecting with your practitioner, it's important to discuss this openly with them."

Join us in continuing the conversation and making a meaningful impact together.

11/04/2022

Today is World Parkinson's Day, a day dedicated to disseminating knowledge to spread awareness and promote research for finding a cure for people who live with this neurological disorder.

Parkinson’s is caused by the loss of nerve cells (neurons) in the part of the brain called the substantia nigra. This loss of cells results in a drop in dopamine levels. Consequently, this leads to symptoms of Parkinson’s like tremors and slow movement.

Diseases like this are why an integrated approach to allied health is so vital for the day to day life of someone living with a disorder that affects both physical and mental health.

28/02/2022

According to the World Health Organisation, over 20% of adults aged 60 and over are living with a mental or neurological disorder and accounts for 6.6% of all disability among people over 60 years.

24/02/2022

Humans are social creatures. We live with other people, in families, communities and other groups. Throughout our lives we create social connections and networks, and we rely on those connections for support, for a sense of identity and for a sense of self-worth.

These social connections are often disrupted or are substantially changed when people become older. This can have negative consequences. So, how can you help older people around you?

- Help them set a routine
- Encourage kindness
- Encourage or help facilitate socialisation
- Encourage them to get involved in the community
- Prompt them to reframe negative thoughts

For more information on how to support older people, get in touch today. 🙌

22/02/2022

Moving into a nursing home or other residential aged care facility can be a critical life experience. It involves change.

Even at the best of times, some people (because of personality, self-beliefs, or other reasons), can find it difficult to cope with change.

The transition or change into living in a residential aged care facility carries with it several specific stresses which may make the change even more difficult. These types of changes, and stresses, include:

➛ Loss of one’s home
➛Changing relationships.
➛ Change of status
➛ Deteriorating physical health and mental health
➛ Loss of independence
➛ Losses of autonomy, identity, and dignity

Contact our Care Squad to learn how Generation Care can help you make this transition today.

Call 1300 97 95 93 or visit our website for more information www.generationcare.com.au

27/12/2021

Another year delivering services to Australia's older adults. The pleasure is all ours.

24/12/2021

From the Generation Care team to you, Happy Holidays!

Wishing all of our partners, colleagues, clients and families a very joyous holiday period.

We look forward to a bright 2022! ⭐️

21/12/2021

Generation Care Behaviour Support Practitioners work with clients and their Care Teams to maximise independence, build adaptive skills, and positively manage challenging behaviours.

Our clinicians work collaboratively with key stakeholders to develop and implement positive behaviour support plans, with a focus on minimising the use of restrictive practice. Behaviour support practitioners can also deliver:

👉 One to one intervention with clients to develop relevant skills, such as emotional regulation
👉 Stakeholder training to facilitate a unified approach to managing a participant’s behaviours of concern
👉 Education and support with regard to navigating legislative requirements associated with restrictive practices
👉 Resource development to personalise the service approach, and meet the unique needs of all stakeholders

For more information, reach out on 1300 97 95 93.

17/12/2021

📣 Calling all Brisbane based Occupational Therapists 📣

Would you like to become part of an innovative, high-calibre team that seeks to make a difference?

We're currently recruiting for Allied Health Professionals to join our team.

Hit the link below to find out more.

Start a career with GenerationCare, and look forward to rewarding work, supported by a passionate team of allied health professionals.

15/12/2021

Here at Generation Care, our Psychologists work with individuals, their family and wider care team to
support the individuals emotional and psychological wellbeing. Psychological intervention is tailored to the individual and their specific goals.

Depending on the individual’s needs, a recommendation of the number of sessions and frequency of sessions will be discussed with the individual at their first session.

For more information on our services, reach out on l 1300 979 593.

Access Generation Care's high-quality tailored allied health services for older Australians in the convenience of your own home.