Yellow Door Therapy Services

21/12/2021

Wishing everyone a safe and happy festive season.
Our office will be closed from 24th December until 4th January.

20/05/2021

Therapy can be fun and adventurous. We think outside the box and help you climb great heights.

19/05/2021

https://www.seek.com.au/job/52321326?type=promoted =6fe38796-7865-4bee-a741-043067f6434b

A place you can do OT the way you dreamed it would be.

14/05/2021

Yellow Door is a Perth based OT company providing services to adults with Acquired Brain Injuries, spinal cord injury and progressive neurological conditions in the Perth community. Permanent full or part time positions available. Extensive and ongoing on the job training provided. Work from home whilst also reaping the benefits of being part of a friendly small team that strives to maintain a balance of learning, achievement, and fun.

15/04/2021

Now hiring.....
https://www.seek.com.au/job/52009422

Yellow Door Therapy Services, is looking for a passionate Occupational Therapist to join our small team.

25/02/2021

12/08/2019

We are looking for an amazing OT to join us in providing services to adults with physical and cognitive impairments around Perth. We are a mobile service. Full-time but Part-time will also be considered.
https://www.seek.com.au/job/39675223?cid=advfb

10/08/2019

https://www.seek.com.au/job/39675223?cid=advfb

Yellow Door Therapy Services, is looking for a passionate Occupational Therapist who enjoys learning and challenges, to join our small team.

09/08/2018

23/04/2018

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Cattleman defies horse-riding brain injury to walk for first time in 18 years ABC Capricornia Inga Stünzner and Jacquie Mackay Sun 22 Apr 2018, 5:08 AM AEST Watch Video 4:28 Cattle breeder Michael Ingram is able to stand and walk short distances unassisted ABC News It looks easy — standing in the...

24/09/2017

26/09/2016

04/06/2016

A fantastic course by Dr Isobel Hubbard I recently attended. It was refreshing to have the most recent research to support my clinical intervention choices such as choosing between remedial vs compensatory techniques. the course also facilitated some fantastic concepts for selecting assessment type and timing to provide information that will best support rehabilitation choices.

If you are a clinician foremost and would like to ensure your practice complies with latest research, then check out Dr Hubbard's courses. With an OT background, this is highly applicable information. http://www.cpdlife.com/

30/04/2016

An interesting Webinar exploring Cognitive Rehabilitation "Strategies for impairment in attention, memory and executive function". This has resulted in me reflecting more on the areas of the brain relating to attention. In particular the frontal lobes' link to executive function and use of a metacognitive therapy approach. Part 1.