In this episode, we sit down with Leah Alston and her exercise physiologist, Steph Hogan, for a deep dive into Leah’s world. We chat about everything from the emotional rollercoaster of diagnosis to her incredible progress with groundbreaking technology at GNC. Leah’s honesty and humour will make you giggle and ready to tackle anything.

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OT Amy, and Mum of two beautiful kids, shares her journey as a Mum with her second child and his diagnosis of 'failure to thrive'. Amy shares how the diagnosis wasnt shared with her, how that impacted her and what steps she took to look after herself, her family and what advice she would give to someone going through a similar situation.

We love listening to how passionate Amy is about standing up for yourself and her strategies for finding a care team that will work with you and your family.

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and future episodes.

Join hosts Jess and Sara as they sit down with Sean Atkinson, a resilient father, professional, and community advocate, to explore his journey following his early-onset Parkinson’s diagnosis. Sean shares his story, from the first signs of symptoms, to climbing to Everest Base Camp and raising awareness for Parkinson’s disease. His inspiring outlook and determination show that even in the face of neurological challenges, life’s most meaningful experiences are still achievable.

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Support Sean’s ongoing efforts and learn more about his Parkinson’s awareness journey through his fundraising page

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To learn more about Geelong Neuro Centre and our services, visit www.geelongneurocentre.com.au or reach out at [email protected].

Follow us on social media @geelongneurocentre and @geelongneurocentre_kids for updates and future episodes.

Meet Rusty and Ev, husband and wife.

Jess and Sara explore how their life changed for this amazing family and how they have adapted to continue to live a life full of purpose and adventure despite so many obstacles.

Whether you’re a healthcare professional, a caregiver, or someone living with a similar condition, this conversation is packed with practical advice.

Want to see how we can help? Visit our website at ⁠www.geelongneurocentre.com.au⁠, and reach out to us if you have any questions or would like to make a referral.

Welcome to another episode. We are joined today by Lach, one of our Exercise Physiologists and two of our clients, Michael (Tongy) and Casey. Both Tongy and Casey have sustained spinal cord injuries. Join us as they share what their day-to-day life is like and hear how they navigate daily tasks and how their life looks, now with a spinal cord injury.

Whether you’re a healthcare professional, a caregiver, or someone living with a similar condition, this conversation is packed with practical advice.

Want to see how we can help? Visit our website at www.geelongneurocentre.com.au, and reach out to us if you have any questions or would like to make a referral.

In this episode, Jess and Sarah from Geelong Neuro Centre sit down with Christine, a devoted mother from Mortlake, Victoria, to discuss the challenges and triumphs of securing specialised care for her son, Arlo, who has spastic diplegia cerebral palsy. Christine shares her journey of navigating healthcare barriers, the importance of trusting maternal instincts, and the incredible progress Arlo has made through intensive therapy. This episode highlights the significance of community support, research, and resilience in the face of adversity, offering inspiration and practical advice for other parents in similar situations.

Join us as we sit down with Tony, a stroke survivor and determined client, who shares his inspiring journey of recovery since his stroke in May 2020. From regaining mobility to achieving personal goals, Tony’s story is a testament to resilience and the power of dedicated therapy. Listen in as Tony reflects on his challenges, celebrates his achievements, and discusses the crucial support systems that have helped him along the way. This episode is filled with motivation, practical insights, and the empowering message that with hard work and support, recovery is possible.

Discover who can benefit from customised seating solutions, from wheelchairs to alternative seating arrangements, and the critical role of early intervention for children. Learn about the comprehensive process from assessment to the delivery of a new wheelchair, the importance of managing positioning to avoid secondary complications, and the technology that makes it all possible.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to enhance their understanding of how integrated care and advanced technology are creating better outcomes for individuals with neurological conditions.

Jess and Sara are joined by Aaron, our Operations Manager and podcast editor to chat about what has been happening behind the scenes here at the Geelong Neuro Centre.

Open Evening Details:

Date: Thursday, 23rd May
Time: 5:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Location: 79-83 High Street, Belmont VIC 3216

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As a 21yr old on a hunting trip in September 2015, Michael suffered a C4/5 complete Spinal Cord Injury from a quad bike accident. This episode features Michael's story living with quadriplegia, his rehab journey and his incredible outlook on life.