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This one-hour webinar will explore evidence-based exercises that are proven to reduce falls in older adults, along with any tools or equipment that health professionals can use, as well as the screening methods for falls when working with an older adult client.
This one-hour webinar for health professionals will explore the link between incontinence and falls in older adults, with guest presenter Laura Snowball from Silverchain, looking at management strategies and screening tools for health professionals to use when working with older adults in WA.
Tai Chi for Arthritis is a 2-day instructor training program designed by Dr Paul Lam to help prevent falls in older adults.
Join Injury Matters and the City of Swan for a free Stay On Your Feet® community event and afternoon tea! Learn about how to Build Your Balance and Strengthen Your...
Join Injury Matters and the Australian Association of Gerontology for a WA falls prevention professional development and networking evening.
Join Injury Matters at the South Lake Ottey Family and Neighbourhood Centre for the Move Your Body games and learn how to prevent falls. Bingo exercise Mini ten-pin bowling, archery,...
This half day workshop, aimed at health professionals who work with older adults, will go over the importance of balance in falls prevention.
Do you want to become an active member of your community, while helping others?
An online webinar on the link between heart health and falls in older adults.
Join us for an information session to learn what is involved in becoming an Injury Matters Peer Educator this July.
Explore the link between the vestibular system and its link with dizziness and falls, risk factors to look out for, diagnostic assessments and screening tools.
Join Injury Matters for the Launch of the WA Falls Report 2023 webinar and be the first to hear the key report findings as well as a panel discussion on the Falls Report 2023 recommendations for WA.
