There is never a dull moment at nb&a. Here is a taste of what we have been up to recently.
Winning Team!
Congratulations to Natalie Bottroff and Natalie Bialowas who have both been nominated for the Health and Rehabilitation Achievement Award for the WorkCover SA Recovery and Return to Work Awards. Excitingly, Natalie Bottroff was selected as a joint winner for this Category! More...
Congratulations Rod Filsell!
Congratulations also to Rod Filsell, a client of nb&a rehab, who was nominated and selected as a finalist for the WorkCover SA Return to Work Achievement Award. Rod’s fantastic effort in his rehabilitation and commitment to a safe return to work was recognised by the judges and was awarded a Judges Commendation Award. Read about Rob's journey here...
Ground breaking research project
Simon Hynes and Tim Cocks have been invited by David Butler, NOI Group to participate in a trial of a new model of treatment management titled ‘The Health Performance Programme’. More...
nb&a rehab is Comcare Accredited
nb&a rehab is now an accredited Comcare provider of rehabilitation services enabling delivery of services to Commonwealth Government employees and has recently been announced as a preferred rehabilitation provider for the Department of Defence APS Employees in South Australia. nb&a rehab has also been accredited by NT WorkSafe as a provider of rehabilitation and return to work services in South Australia.
nb&a rehab supports international conference
nb&a rehab is pleased to be a supporter of the NOI Neurodynamics and the Neuromatrix conference. This magical international conference will be held in Adelaide from 25-28 April 2012. For more information, please visit www.noi2012.com .
Women’s & Children’s Hospital Foundation Fundraiser
Many thanks to Hood Sweeney for their kind donation and to everyone who bought raffle tickets and sold books on my behalf as part of the Women’s & Children’s Hospital Foundation Fundraiser “Sandakan - march for a cause”. We raised $7,201. The money raised will purchase incubators for sick babies to give them a fighting chance of survival. More...