The beginners guide to all things disability fitness including adaptability, inclusive personal training, finding the right personal trainer (PT) and NDIS support services.
Let us walk you through NDIS funding for personal training and the price guide for personal trainers.
Most kids with a disability don’t need special gyms, personal trainers and NDIS clinicians to help them get active and moving. There is plenty you can do right now at home to begin to introduce it to their lives and routines.
It’s really easy to forget to look after yourself when caring for others. It’s even easier to feel bad about that and guilty, and then do nothing about it.
A strong relationship is key to delivering better personal training for people with autism (ASD)
The completely non-controversial case for ASD inclusion in fitness, exercise and personal training
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