Workshops for allied health professionals
The NeuroRehab Allied Health Network and NeuroJunior Allied Health teams love to learn and keep up-to-date with the latest evidence and techniques. Our team members are encouraged to sign up for the workshops below and many more, free of charge. If you want to work for an employer who organises and pays for amazing professional development events, visit our careers page.
For further details on these and other events, email courses@nrah.com.au
OCT
10
2026
OCT
11
2026
Normal Movement – Balance
Face-to-face, 2 day workshop – $850 (inc. GST)
NeuroRehab, Thomastown
Presented by Janet Stevens | Australian Bobath Training Association
This 2-day workshop will expand your understanding of normal movement, introduce the application of the concept in the assessment and treatment of adults in the Bobath approach, and develop your ability to analyse balance, posture and movement.
OCT
29
2026
Introduction to Cognitive Stimulation Training (CST)
1.5 hour webinar – $50 (inc. GST)
Online event
Presented by Isobel Sanger | Senior Research Associate at the University of Canberra and a Master Trainer in Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST)
Attendees of the Intro to CST webinar will explore the evidence supporting CST for people living with dementia, identify the key principles and therapeutic approach, how CST sessions are delivered in practice, and the benefits in supporting cognition, communication and quality of life. Presented by Isobel Sanger, Senior Research Associate at the University of Canberra, and Master Trainer of CST.
NOV
19
Online Webinar
NOV
21
Basic Workshop
NOV
28
Advanced Workshop
Basic workshop
Functional Electrical Stimulation for a Neuro Population
Advanced workshop
Advanced Neuromodulation Applications in Neurological Rehabilitation
Webinar only = $90 (inc. GST)
Webinar + 1 face-to-face workshop = $495 (inc. GST)
Webinar + 2 face-to-face workshops = $850 (inc. GST)
NeuroRehab, Deer Park + Online
Presented by Rebecca Grenfell from NeuroRehab Allied Health Network
Understand the indications for using Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) in a neuro population, learn the safety considerations when prescribing, and get up-to-date regarding best practice. Be introduced to devices and techniques, build awareness of funding considerations, and develop confidence using FES.