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This photo was taken admiring the view over Newcastle from Waratah at the end of the 3.4km walk.

Imagine….You suddenly lost your ability to,understand speech, to talk, to read, and to write…..….but you had not lost your intelligence….. June is Aphasia awareness...

Michelle conquered this mean set of stairs with her Recovery Station Physiotherapy and Dietetic team – despite covid-19! To achieve her goals, Michelle worked...

Recovery Station has the safety of our clients, staff and their care networks at the forefront, with the evolving outbreak of COVID-19. During these unprecedented times, we understand that this...

A statement from Beth Gwalter (Recovery Station Founder & Director) In response to the rising health alerts surrounding COVID-19 (Coronavirus), Recovery Station would like...

Speech Pathologist Ami Kwong was recently thrilled to gain approval for one of her NDIS participants for a piece of Assistive Technology (AT) called...

The following article was originally published by Keir Harding https://thediagnosisofexclusion.wordpress.com/ To understand what OTs do in mental health, we need to have an understanding...

Optimising client outcomes through an effective multidisciplinary approach is one of the advantages for clients when they access services through Recovery Station. Six months...

Following on from a successful OT Australia Conference presentation Aimee Prosser has been asked by Occupational Therapy Australia to present to more people via...

Danny was a child who was on track with reaching his childhood development and speech milestones. This changed early in life and he was...