Wow, May is as eventful as ever! We can’t believe that June is already here – but before we start another wonderful month, check out some of our May highlights! Meet Wendy – our latest team member! Hi everyone! My name is Wendy and I am an Occupational Therapist. I have been working with Williams […]
Continue reading →The Williams OT blog post for this month is something special, especially if you are in the NDIS space. Whether you are a client or participant, a care planner, or an NDIS local area coordinator, this post is for you. The Williams OT crew have been working in the NDIS space for a while now […]
Continue reading →Hi everyone! Can you believe we’ve been through half a year already? Time sure does fly when you love what you do. We can’t wait to share with you another month of helping people reclaim their independence back by helping them get behind the wheel again. Before that let us share with you some of […]
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October 1, 2016, marked the revised edition of ‘Assessing Fitness to Drive” Guidelines – a much awaited joint publication of the National Transport Commission (NTC) and Austroads. Did this updated rendition sneak under your radar? It didn’t sneak past us! Here are the key take outs we got from this year’s changes and how it […]
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Need a hand with driving? This month Williams OT was invited to do a presentation on driving with upper limb issues to the Royal Adelaide Hospital. The audience consisted of occupational therapists, physiotherapists and medical practitioners. We were lucky enough to be allowed to record the sessions. That means you can take advantage of what […]
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In this two part article we will look at Multiple Sclerosis. If you are reading this you may have questions or concerns about how Multiple Sclerosis (MS) might affect you, or someone you know and their ability to drive now or in the future. This first part of a two part series will look at […]
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In our first article on Multiple Sclerosis and driving we covered the warning signs to look out for when the daily task of driving is mixed with a medical condition called Multiple Sclerosis. Also in this previous post we looked at 7 tips to increase safety when driving with MS symptoms. Do I throw away […]
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