F-words: FUTURE.All the F-words lead up to Future - and this week it's a special video-cast look into the Future. And a sneak peak of the Healthy Strides Community Hub!"I am growing up every day, so please fi...

This week on TheraBytes! We catch up with Edward's mum Genevieve!It's all about Fitness - a parents perspective!Edward is incredibly funny, loving and very motivated to move! Genevieve joins us on the podcast this week to talk a...

A milestone episode with a trio of wonderful clinician's - adding their perspective on the latest F-word: Fitness!

This week we catch up with Nate! An incredible eight-year-old boy who talks about his day, including his experiences at school....from recess being too short to playing with friends on the playground...

We're joined this week by special guest, Taj and his mother, Danica!The conversation focuses on Taj's life, particularly his passion for footy (AFL) and whilst he is a big fan of the Geelong Cats, he is happy to support the West Coas...

This week's F word is Fitness!Mobility is medicine and this week, we talk about what movement means for our bodies. This is relevant to all of us because long, uninterrupted sitting is not great for our health. Our goal is to break u...

This week we continues the discussion on the topic of family, reflecting on our previous conversation with Jen Prior!It's important to emphasise that family isn't limited to blood relatives but includes the peopl...

We catch up with Jen Prior - an incredible mother (to the one and only Emily Prior), an advocate and a founding member of the Healthy Strides Foundation!We get to speak with her about all things F-Words and FAMILY in particula...

We're back with a 2nd episode with the incredible Emily Prior! This time we discuss FUN - one of the very best F-words! 🥳

This week we catch up with Emma! An incredible advocate and parent, she describes herself as a big kid and a perfect example of this week's F-word, F.U.N, in action!Emma's thoughts on the importance of fun really hit ho...

Why FUN matters so much in therapy and everyday life!We kick things off by talking about how a lack of enjoyment can make therapy feel like a chore—limiting engagement, motivation, and progress. FUN doesn’t mean easy; i...

Friends with Emily Prior!Model, Actor, Activist and friend (see what we did there! 😉) of the show - the returning Emily Prior. Emily has appeared on our sister podcast ResearchWorks and is here for a 2 episode stint with Dayna an...

This week we catch up with Rynae to talk about FRIENDS - a parent's perspective!Kate's write-up to come!

As a parent, it can be easy to miss the importance of incorporating friendships and social-emotional development into your child's therapy goals much earlier.... In the beginning, there's such a strong focus on early intervention and neu...

This week we're joined by Kellie!In this episode of TheraBytes, we get to speak with Kellie, the mother of Nate, a child with cerebral palsy, about function and the F-words. Kellie shares her experiences and insights on what f...

This week we welcome back Noraishah!Noraishah's back to discuss FUNction and its meaning in the context of therapy and child development. In this episode, Noraishah shares her personal experiences and insights as a parent, par...

We introduce our first F word of the season, FUNCTION. The definition of function is what people do and luckily for children, play is what they do.What we want for our children is for them to be able to play. <...

We're back for a new season of TheraBytes! 🥳We have an incredibly special guest in the studio this week - we catch up with Noraishah, co-host of the 1st season of the pod, joining Dayna and Kate for a brilliant look back at our past 2 s...

It can be so hard to figure out exactly what's going on with our kids, especially when they have cerebral palsy. It feels like everything gets put under that one umbrella, even when we know there might be more to the story. It's re...

What makes a therapy controversial? (Part 1)On our last podcast episode “how to ask for a second opinion” I mentioned a therapy we tried when our son was younger, saying I wished I had done more research and asked for second opin...

This week's podcast episode focused on a question that I'm sure many parents have asked themselves: how to politely but confidently ask for a second opinion when unsure or unhappy with a medical diagnosis, outcome, or lack of outcome.If ...

As a parent of a child with a neurodisability, I'm always looking for ways to make therapy more effective and meaningful, and the concept of the "six Fs" really resonated with me. What I loved most was how practical the F-words are....

In this episode, we explore some of the reasons why therapy can be put on hold and the view that therapy can be seasonal. It is simply not possible or healthy to have ongoing therapy. The purpose of therapy is really to bridge the ...

Trustworthy research and the latest news in the world of neurodisabilityDayna and the whole Healthy Strides team recently attended the AusACPDM conference on the Gold Coast. I sat down with Dayna to ask the important questi...