Living With Long COVID
COVID-19 was the pandemic that swept the globe, changing lives forever. While the worst appears to be over, a lingering shadow remains. A condition described as ‘long COVID’ is affecting people and it’s not yet fully understood.
What A New Government Means For The NDIS & Aged Care In Australia
For many years the NDIS and aged care services have provided quality support empowering Australians to live an independent and fulfilling life. However, in more recent times, the level of support has changed, impacting participants, their families, and their carers.
How To Find The Right Disability Care Provider For You
Finding the best disability care provider can feel overwhelming. With so much choice, it can be hard to know where to start. However, taking your time to research providers is important. Having the right support will empower you live a full and independent life.
Choosing The Right Care Worker: A Personal Approach
Choosing the right care worker can feel overwhelming, but it’s important to take the time to find the right match for you.
Whether it’s empowering you with more choice and freedom, helping you build connections or encouraging you to kick your goals, the right care worker can assist you to live a full life.
So, what do you need to consider?
The Impact Of Intersectionality On Disability Care
Receiving appropriate care as a participant can sometimes be a challenge. Add in intersectionality and it takes things to another level. But what is intersectionality and how does it impact on disability care?
Rehabilitation After A Brain Injury – Your Questions Answered
Traumatic brain injuries can be devastating and life changing. Not only do they affect the individual concerned, but the loved ones around them. As every brain injury is different, the path to rehabilitation is too.
So, what do you need to know?
How Life Changes After A Spinal Cord injury
A spinal cord injury occurs when the spinal cord is damaged, preventing messages from flowing to the brain. These messages relate to movement, touch, and feel. The location of the injury on the spinal cord will determine how much of the body is affected.
Caring For Someone With Depression
Please note: This article contains tips for people wishing to support someone with depression, however this is not a substitute for professional advice or care. You may wish to contact the team at Unidex Healthcare for personalised guidance.
What To Do When Diagnosed With Early-Onset Alzheimer’s
Early onset Alzheimer’s disease affects a small portion of the Australian population. Sharing similar traits to late onset Alzheimer’s, this disease develops in people under the age of 65. In some rare cases it can develop in those in their 30’s or 40’s.
Living With Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
In Australia there are an estimated 92,000 to 598,000 people living with chronic fatigue syndrome, also known as myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME). This disorder is characterised by a period of six months or more of extreme fatigue with no obvious underlying medical condition.