Leading Allied Health And Disability Care Provider Partners With Australian Charity To Offer Specialised Training In Autism

To mark World Autism Month, award-winning, national allied health provider, Physio Inq, has partnered with Australian charity, Spectrum Support, to deploy its expertise and specialised training for its entire 200+ allied health workforce to improve their skills in treating and empowering clients with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Physio Inq, which has a division that provides a range of physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech pathology and exercise physiology services for those with a disability and in aged care, will work closely with Spectrum Support to enhance the education of their front line staff, working to break down barriers around ASD and get the most out of engaging and motivating autistic clients through workshops, programs, seminars and group training sessions. 

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