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
4
2025
OCT
5
2025
Normal Movement – Postural Control for Reach
Face to face, 2 day workshop – $820 (inc. GST)
NeuroRehab Allied Health Network, Thomastown
Presented by Alena Scurrah – Australian Bobath Training Association (ABTA)
This 2-day workshop is designed to introduce participants to the concepts of normal movement used in the assessment and treatment of adults with neurological or neuromuscular impairments. The workshop consists of a theoretical introduction to normal movement, practical sessions and a patient demonstration and will focus on postural control for reach.
OCT
11
2025
Clinical Exercise Prescription and Application for Complex Rehabilitation
Face to face, 1 day workshop – $460 (inc. GST)
NeuroRehab Allied Health Network, Deer Park
Presented by Chris Byrne – Senior Exercise Physiologist at Epworth Rehabilitation
This 1 day workshop will explore clinical exercise prescription concepts and provide practical problem-solving ideas. Suitable for physiotherapists and exercise physiologists working in the areas of complex neurological and orthopaedic rehabilitation.
NOV
8
2025
TO
NOV
16
2025
Advanced Bobath: Postural control as a basis for using the upper limb
Face to face, 5 day course – $1,500 (inc. GST)
NeuroRehab Allied Health Network, Deer Park
Presented by Kim Jennings – Australian Bobath Training Association (ABTA)
This 5-day Advanced Bobath: Postural Control as a Basis for Using the Upper Limb workshop, run over 2 weekends, facilitates participants to deepen their current understanding in aspects of neurological rehabilitation developing clinical skills in the context of evidence-based practice.