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Want to move with confidence while helping train the next generation of health professionals?

The Ageing Well Student‑led Clinics project offers you the opportunity to take part in evidence‑based programs designed to support healthy ageing. You can participate either in person at the Healthy Futures Hub in Seaford or via telehealth. To express your interest in joining an Ageing Well Student‑led Clinic program, please contact alliedhealthclinics@monash.edu or call 03-9904415
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Would you like to contribute to research that helps us better understand how the brain responds to balance exercise?
We are inviting adults aged 60 years and over who live independently to take part in a research study exploring how the brain responds to balance exercises of varying intensities. Participants will attend our research laboratory at the Peninsula campus in Frankston on two occasions, where they will be asked to complete simple, non‑invasive measures of balance, strength, and brain function. By taking part, you’ll be supporting research aimed at improving balance, mobility, and healthy ageing for older adults. To express your interest in the Brain and Balance study, please complete this expression of interest survey
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Help us research safe ways to practise balance recovery.
We are inviting adults aged 40–70 years who live independently to take part in a one‑off research session at the Monash University Peninsula Campus. Participants will complete balance tests and practise recovering from controlled slips using a specialised slip trainer, with full safety supervision. By taking part, you’ll be contributing to research that supports future fall prevention and healthy ageing. To express your interest in the Brain and Balance study, please complete this expression of interest survey
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Whether you are considering integrating the Balance Intensity Scale into your curriculum, seeking virtual or face-to-face training on its use, or looking to incorporate it into your research, reach out to us to discuss collaboration opportunities.

Dr Melanie K. Farlie
Senior Lecturer and Research Fellow
Department of Physiotherapy
Monash University
Room 1.02, Building B
Frankston, Vic 3199
Email: spahc-balanceintensity.scale@monash.edu

Balance Exercise Research Group

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