Stephanie van Hilten has been a respiratory physiotherapist for 34 years, working in many areas of the cardiothoracic specialty - intensive care, surgical, cardiac, rehabilitation, sleep and neuromuscular disorders. In 2021 she moved solely into the community space where she sees patients in her clinic and in their homes - many of those home visits are to people living with motor neurone disease.
This week is National Volunteer Week, and we'd like to take the opportunity to thank all our amazing volunteers.
We see you helping us at the office, out and about in the community, at our Walks, and at our events for people living with MND and their carers. Without you, we simply couldn't do what we do, and we'd like to say a big thank you for your amazing effort and commitment to supporting us and our MND community.
We’d like to say a big thank you to our community fundraisers for their amazing efforts!
Recently they've completed runs, held Drink Tea for MND events, participated in My Community Walks, held stalls, shaved their heads and more!
In this article Jason shares his experience managing behavioural change. The article also shares information about potential causes and possible signs of behaviour change, and the support available.
Palliative care is more than end of life care. It is a family-centered model of care that focuses on quality of life. It is for everyone who has a life limiting illness.
