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The Benefits of Social Support for Exercise
Research has consistently found that group exercise programs result in increased exercise adherence over individual exercise programs, due to the reported increase in enjoyment levels, increased social support, and social bonding.
Read the articleExercise and Education as a Tool for Improving Lower Back Pain
Lower back pain is the leading cause of disability in the world and is expected to affect 60-70% of people within their lifetime. As we know, lower back pain can negatively impact several aspects of daily life and is reported as the leading cause of activity limitation and work absence in the world. Non-specific lower […]
Read the article2021: A Retrospective
With 2022 well and truly on the horizon, we take this time to look back on the year that was at Guardian Exercise Rehabilitation.
Read the articleThe Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Mental Health and Wellbeing in the Community
It goes without saying that the COVID-19 pandemic has had an impact on all Australians in some way, shape or form over the past 15 months. With recurrent restrictions, lockdowns, and border closures, many Australians have again noticed a change in their ability to complete their normal work, recreational pursuits, and activities of daily life.
Read the articleGuardian Exercise Rehabilitation Makes a Home in Tasmania
With our new Hobart office opening in July, the Guardian Exercise Rehabilitation team have been relishing our recent work in the Apple Isle.
Read the articleExercise for Post-concussion Syndrome
The integration of a structured exercise program has been found to be a useful tool in helping to manage the varied symptoms of Post-concussion Syndrome.
Read the articleThe Importance of Self-Efficacy in the Context of Pain
A recent study found that improvements in self-efficacy as measured by the Patient Self Efficacy Scale (PSEQ) is associated with reductions in disability despite no significant change in symptoms. Furthermore, there is supporting evidence that higher levels of self-efficacy at baseline are predictive of positive outcomes at long term follow up. So, what does this tell us?
Read the articleOur New Guidebook on Mental Health & Exercise
Guardian Exercise Rehabilitation is excited to announce the roll-out of the Guardian Exercise Rehabilitation Mental Health & Exercise Guidebook, which will accompany our existing library of educational health information within My Health Portal.
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