Recovery Station Pty Ltd

07/04/2026

We don’t assume. We take the time to understand. 🫶

April is World Autism Understanding Month (WAUM) in Australia. It’s a reminder to move beyond awareness and focus on acceptance and understanding, recognising the roughly 1 in 100 Australians who are autistic.

For us, this shows up in the small moments. 💚💙

Slowing things down. Listening properly. Adjusting how we communicate. Taking our lead from the person in front of us.

Because no two people are the same, and support shouldn’t be either.

Understanding isn’t something we switch on for a campaign. It’s something we build every day.

01/04/2026

The Easter Bunny has told us it’s time for a little break 🐣

Our team will be taking a short paws 🐾 😂 over the Easter long weekend to rest and recharge.

We’ll be closed on Friday, 3rd April (Good Friday) and Monday, 6th April (Easter Monday).

We’ll be back on deck on Tuesday 7th April, ready to support you.

Wishing our clients, families and community a safe and happy Easter (and hopefully a little chocolate too). 🐰🍫

30/03/2026

🎉 We’re heading to The University of Newcastle, Australia, for the Allied Health Careers Expo!

If you’re exploring your career options, curious about community-based work or looking for placement opportunities, come and have a chat with us.

We’re passionate about supporting Allied Health students, with placements and a 12-month Graduate Program designed to set you up for real-world success from day one.

📅 Tuesday, 31 March
🕦 11:30am – 2:00pm
📍 Great Hall, Callaghan Campus

Come by our stand… You could win a $200 EFTPOS voucher 👀

Our mid-year 2026 and January 2027 Graduate Program applications are now open, so if you’re thinking about what’s next, we’d love to meet you.

👉 See you there.

24/03/2026

Meet Kevin. 👋

Kevin has been working alongside our team for years, building strength and confidence through physio exercises and supported movement with our AHA, Kirra.

Recently, he set himself a new goal: to try using a walker again. With support from Maria, our physiotherapist, Kevin and Kirra came into the clinic to give it a go.

And in that moment, standing tall, Kevin said it best: “I’m doing it. I’m doing it.” 💪

It’s these moments that remind us what it’s all about.

The determination.

The progress.

The wins that matter.

Proud of you, Kevin. And proud of the team walking alongside you. 💚💙

20/03/2026

We’re resharing this one… because Georgie-Rose deserves to be seen. 💚💙

There’s something powerful about hearing directly from the people we support. Not just the outcomes, but the journey. 💪 The effort, the determination, the moments that matter along the way.

Georgie-Rose is working toward her goals in her own way, at her own pace, and it’s a privilege to walk alongside her!

Her message is a reminder that progress doesn’t look the same for everyone, and that’s exactly how it should be. We celebrate World Down Syndrome Day with you. 🎉

We’re so proud of you, Georgie-Rose! 🫶

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18/03/2026

We love seeing our team doing incredible things, both in and outside of work.

A huge congratulations to Eleanor, who took on the role of Nancy in the Laycock Street Community Theatre production of Oliver!.

Nancy is a powerful, complex character and a role that demands both emotional depth and stage presence. We couldn’t think of a better person to bring her to life! ✨

Eleanor’s dedication, talent and commitment shine through in everything she does, and it’s no surprise to see her stepping into a role like this.

Well done, Eleanor. We’re all cheering you on. 👏

03/03/2026

Growing older should never mean losing choice.

This year’s Seniors Festival theme, Live Life in Colour, is a celebration of individuality, connection and continuing to do the things that make life meaningful.

At Recovery Station, that’s exactly what we support.

Through the Support at Home initiative and the Department of Veterans' Affairs, we work alongside older Australians to maintain independence, build strength, improve mobility and stay connected to their community.

Our approach is grounded in reablement. We focus on what people can do, supporting meaningful goals and building confidence over time.

For some, living life in colour means staying safely at home.

For others, it’s returning to hobbies, social groups or community activities.

For many, it’s simply having real choice in how their days are structured.

Seniors Festival is a reminder that ageing is not about fading into the background. It’s about continuing to participate, contribute and live fully, with the right support behind you.

To explore events and activities happening across NSW as part of Seniors Festival, visit the official festival page here: https://bit.ly/3SuOsVO

Because everyone deserves to live life in colour. 💚💙❤️💜💛🧡🩵🩷

22/02/2026

We’re excited to welcome Zenith (pictured) this month as a Driver-Trained OT. ☺️

With capacity across South West Sydney, North West Sydney, Northern Beaches and North Shore, we’re able to reduce wait times and support more people in working toward safe, confident and independent driving outcomes.

💚💙 Driving is more than transport. It represents independence, connection and everyday participation. Having the right clinical guidance can make a significant difference to safety and long-term confidence behind the wheel.

Referrals are now open and encouraged, with availability expected to fill quickly.

👉 Refer now: https://bit.ly/3oZmxTf

16/02/2026

There’s something special about welcoming new people into a growing team. 🥰

Over two full days of orientation across Sydney, the Central Coast, Newcastle and the Hunter, we brought our newest clinicians together to connect, learn and feel genuinely supported from day one.

They met their supervisors.

They met their teams.

They asked questions.

They laughed a lot.

And most importantly, they stepped into a workplace where they’re backed by a large, experienced team who care about doing great work together.

It’s always a proud moment seeing new faces join Recovery Station and already feeling part of something bigger. 💪

We’re so excited to welcome you on board.

And if you’re an OT in Maitland or the Central Coast, thinking about your next move, we’re growing.

👉 EOIs are open: https://bit.ly/4rTGlCm

You can also contact our P&C team directly on 0493 469 501.

Come and be part of it. 💚💙

01/02/2026

Feeding Tube Awareness Week, which runs from 1–7 February 2026, raises awareness of tube feeding (enteral nutrition) and the people of all ages who rely on it to support their health and wellbeing.

(Our amazing) Dietitian's play a vital role in this space. From managing feeding tubes and complex nutrition needs to supporting recovery, independence, and quality of life, our dietitians combine clinical expertise with compassionate, person-centred care.

Watch the clip to learn how tube feeding works and why awareness matters.

💜💙 Across Australia and New Zealand, landmarks will light up purple and blue in support of the tube-feeding community. To see which locations are lighting up, visit:
👉 https://bit.ly/3Sn0wrY

If you visit a lit landmark, take a photo and share it to help spread awareness.



https://bit.ly/4r4R1O6

27/01/2026

Did you know we provide clinician bios before your first appointment? 📅

We know that meeting someone new in your home can feel a little overwhelming. That’s why we share a one-page clinician bio before your visit, including their skills, experience, and a photo, so you know exactly who to expect. 🙂

It’s a simple way to build familiarity, reduce anxiety, and help clients and families feel more comfortable from the very beginning.

At Recovery Station, support starts well before we walk through your door. 💙💚