The Wild Physio

19/03/2023

Essential holiday reading list;
1. Cauda Equina Syndrome - Tom Jesson & Rob Tyer (reading for the second time)
2. Aches & Pains Book 3 - Louis Gifford
3. Where To Watch Birds in New Zealand - Kathy Ombler
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29/05/2022

Join me as I endeavour to create a physiotherapy service for you AND the environment you live and breathe, for a truly wholistic experience. The Wild Physio philosophy is based on the concept of One Health, being, improving planetary health is key to improving the future for human and non-human animal health. Our interactions are part, not separate from the ecosystems around us. Tell me in the comments what have you done for the wild lately?! 🍃 💪🏻 🌏 🧘🏼‍♀️
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Environmental Physiotherapy Association Coda Conference Veterinarians for Climate Action

27/05/2022

Healthcare providers are among the most trusted members of our communities. With that trust, comes the responsibility to protect the health of our patients and the stability of the natural systems upon which both health and healthcare systems depend. Ironically, the delivery of healthcare is enormo...

27/05/2022

This is what we need to see!

Thank you to the Australian Veterinary Association for acknowledging the impact of climate change on animal welfare in your congratulatory message to Anthony Albanese.

Whether in the paddock, the trees, the ocean, or right next to us on the couch, animals across Australia are impacted by climate change. We will continue to work with everyone - the AVA, all political parties, independents, big corporates, vet practices and universities - to ensure Australia does all we can to halt climate change.

There is still work to be done. And we are ready for the task.

03/03/2022

What a fabulous example of in fundraising that is good for people, wildlife and the planet. Who else wants to get involved? Taronga Zoo Sydney

Pick it up to protect wildlife

27/02/2022

27/02/2022

⛈ SEVERE WEATHER ALERT ⛈

With severe flooding occurring across SE Queensland and now Northern NSW, we are in constant contact with rescue groups in those areas and our local volunteers, offering any assistance we can provide. Currently the widespread flooding means roads and access to areas where animals may be impacted is severely limited.

Our Emergency Response vehicles are rescuing where they can and on standby to provide help when the water levels begin to subside. As the water recedes we would expect the communities in flooded areas to find impacted wildlife that will require assistance.

Major flooding is also now widespread in northern NSW and we are supporting our volunteers in those areas. We are sourcing equipment, supplies and other resources to ensure they are supported throughout this emergency.

WIRES is advising its volunteers & the local communities to stay abreast of changing weather advice and adhere to any emergency warnings issued in their local area from authorities such as the BOM & SES.

Wildlife may become affected as they become distressed, waterlogged or displaced by rising floodwaters and heavy rainfall.

Please remain vigilant and report any animals in distress or needing assistance to WIRES on 1300 094 737.

Please take care when travelling outdoors and never enter floodwaters.

16/01/2022

The scope of mRNA vaccine technology is so awesome!

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/scitranslmed.abj9827?fbclid=IwAR148pNRNM8D8ENbXpBGjsCMLFeOvFkOyxDR5u-xIrWpHo2M1bjjt5V8x9c

An Ixodes scapularis saliva mRNA vaccine induces tick resistance and prevents Borrelia burgdorferi infection in guinea pigs.

18/10/2020

https://twitter.com/thewildphysio/status/1317629349068120065?s=20

“Antony Lo talking about empowering your clients to be the CEO of their own healthcare ”

09/10/2020

Do you consider the health of the environment when considering wholistic healthcare? 🧐 🍃