Regular physical activity has been proven to improve motor function, reduce rigidity, and enhance balance in individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Exercise stimulates the release of dopamine, a neurotransmitter that is depleted in those with Parkinson’s, helping to alleviate symptoms and improve movement control. Activities such as strength training, aerobic exercise, flexibility routines, and balance exercises can enhance mobility, reduce fall risk, and support daily functioning.

NDIS empowers Australians with disabilities to achieve their personal and wellness goals.

Here at Live Right Health Group, a Mobile Allied Health Service, we recognise that every individual's journey towards wellbeing is unique. Our dedicated team of professionals is committed to providing exceptional care through our tailored NDIS support services, delivering Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, and Exercise Physiology right to your doorstep. By partnering with us, you’re embarking on a journey that prioritises holistic health right in the comfort of your home, as we proudly service Brisbane, Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast, and Moreton Bay. 

Maintaining Independence and Safety at Home
By Occupational Therapist, Madelon Linsday

R U OK Day - Thursday 12th of September
How can our Mental Health Occupational Therpist help our clients who are struggling with anxiety, depression or other areas causes them stress in their lives.

What is Gross Motor Developement Delay and what are the signs that your child may be struggling with Gross Motor Developement.
By Live Right Health Group Physiotherapist - Justin Story.

Best exercise for weight loss

Keisuke - Exercise Physiologist

How to build Routines
Occupational Therapist - Patrick Thomson

Now introducing NeuroMersiv Therapy