We are a group of skilled and experienced health professionals specialising in the restoration of function following injury and illness.
Commencing in 2003, Natalie’s vision to improve injury management practices in South Australia has seen natalie bottroff & associates pty ltd grow from a home based business to a busy practice with multiple service arms, employing a range of health professionals, including physiotherapists, occupational therapists, rehabilitation consultants and counsellors.
At the core of nb&a is our evidence based vocational rehabilitation and return to work services. Taking a personalised approach to service delivery, our consultants take the time to work with all stakeholders to understand key issues, motivators and drivers, enabling the earliest, most effective, safe and sustainable rehabilitation and return to work.
Natalie’s strategic and creative vision has seen nb&a create numerous supporting service arms. These include allied health assessment services provided by nb&a’s experienced occupational therapists and physiotherapists and employment preparation services provided by nb&a’s rehabilitation and return to work counsellors.
Remaining committed to improving injury management practices, in 2009 Natalie created Back on Track Mental Health Occupational Therapy, a new way to treat work related mental health injury. Back on Track uses Mental Health Occupational Therapists to increase function, productivity and capacity of workers who have experienced a work related mental health injury through the prescription of graded activity and tasks.
nb&a rehab has continued to grow and evolve, seeking new and better ways to restore function and return people to meaningful work. This has seen the continued evolution of Back on Track Mental Health Occupational Therapy and the introduction of Freedom to Move Pain Education. Back on Track and Freedom to Move provide treatment interventions for some of the most difficult and complex health issues facing our population; mental health and chronic pain.
As the nb&a journey progresses our staff will continue to combine innovation with evidence based practice to find new and better ways to maximise health, restore function and get people going again.
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