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Get fit for retirement by starting with these micro hacks

Get fit for retirement by starting with these micro hacks

by Liz Kirk (PhD) | Jul 19, 2024 | Injury Prevention, Mental Resilience, Move More, Self-Care

Why get fit for retirement | Is our addiction to screens killing us? Did you know The Alfred Hospital has seen a 20% increase in standing height falls, resulting in serious injuries and fatalities, prompting the expansion of their trauma services? Have you...
Interview with Sally Marshall – Radio ECU

Interview with Sally Marshall – Radio ECU

by Liz Kirk (PhD) | Jul 19, 2024 | Move More, Injury Prevention, Self-Care

Interview with Sally Marshall – Radio ECU 🌟 Unplugged Childhood: The Hidden Costs of Screen Time 🌟I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Sally Marshall from Radio ECU to discuss the impact of excess screen time on children’s...
Self-Care Coaching Sheet | Managers & Frontline Leaders  Introducing The Roll-Reset-Relax

Self-Care Coaching Sheet | Managers & Frontline Leaders Introducing The Roll-Reset-Relax

by Liz Kirk (PhD) | May 13, 2024 | Injury Prevention, Move More, Neck, Back or Shoulder Pain, Office Health & Wellbeing

Are you a leader looking for simple ways to support team health and wellbeing? Would you like to discover the one simple habit that can reduce upper body aches and pain by 50% when you work with computers? Then, this month’s newsletter is an absolute cracker. It...
Unlocking Mental Resilience: Simple Strategies for Team Well-being!

Unlocking Mental Resilience: Simple Strategies for Team Well-being!

by Liz Kirk (PhD) | Mar 6, 2024 | Move More, Mental Resilience, Office Health & Wellbeing, Self-Care, Training, Workplace Health

Conversations about mental health at work are challenging. To the relief of many managers, there are simple ways to support team resilience and start the mental health conversation before needing the bigger and more personal R.U.Okay conversation. This is done by...
Why you should exercise at work

Why you should exercise at work

by Liz Kirk (PhD) | Dec 2, 2019 | Injury Prevention, Move More, Office Health & Wellbeing

Wellness at work is no longer just a talking point. It’s imperative to the health of both employees and the bottom line. For businesses, a culture that focusses on wellness training that works, and ergonomics to reduce pain, the pay-off is increased productivity and...
The Car Seat, Not An Office Chair Maybe Causing Back Pain

The Car Seat, Not An Office Chair Maybe Causing Back Pain

by Liz Kirk (PhD) | Dec 10, 2018 | Injury Prevention, Move More, Office Ergonomics, Office Health & Wellbeing

Good assessments look beyond the workstation for the causes of pain During our one-on-one intensives, in addition to the usual range of questions (e.g. what screens are used at home, what advice has your physio provided, etc), we always ask, “When else do you find you...
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It’s time to expand your vision of staff training for computer-intensive work to make a real difference in improving productivity and decreasing work-related pain and injury claims. It’s time to extend staff training to introduce staff to this PhD backed Personal Protective Behaviours (PPBs) program for modern computer-intensive work and play.

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