Season 2 Episodes

Episode 14 of Allied Health Podcast is brought to you by Love Me Love You. We talk with Lance Picioane, a former AFL footballer and founder and CEO of the not for profit organisation Love Me Love You. Throughout his career as a professional athlete Lance was battling depression and anxiety which lead to substance abuse with dire consequences. From this lived experience Lance founded Love Me Love You, a dynamic organisation not only raising awareness but more importantly providing support, resources and education for young people facing mental health challenges.

Episode 13 of Allied Health Podcast is brought to you by MediRecruit, a specialist Allied Health recruitment company that recruits to Allied Health roles throughout Australia, the UK and New Zealand. Directors Danielle Weedon (B.Physio) and Clare Jones (B Occ Thy) interview Nick Sneyd, an Australian Occupational Therapist currently locuming in the UK. Nick shares his lived experience of preparing to work in the UK and working as a locum occupational therapist in London.   

Episode 12 of Allied Health Podcast is brought to you by Splash Paediatric Therapy, a Melbourne-based paediatric therapy practice specialising in occupational therapy, speech pathology and psychology. Lisa Clark, Occupational Therapist and Director of Splash Paediatric Therapy, shares her insights and passion behind launching and growing the business.

Episode 11 of Allied Health Podcast is brought to you by Employment Hero, a HR and payroll platform for small to medium-sized businesses with big ambitions. Employment hero is designed as a smarter way to manage people, payroll, and productivity. Jessica Maclennan, Account Executive, talks to healthcare business owners about the perks of using Employment Hero to save time, money and streamline HR and payroll systems.

Episode 10 of Allied Health Podcast is brought to you by Tube Dietitian, an agile community tube feeding service that puts a person’s goals in the center of nutrition care. Lina Breik is a Senior Accredited Practising Dietitian with a decade of Australian hospital experience in tube feeding. She is the Founder and Lead Dietitian at Tube Dietitian.

Episode 9 of Allied Health Podcast is brought to you by Emma Gee. Emma is an Occupational Therapist and stroke survivor who has rare insight into life as a patient and a therapist. Emma is a compelling example of what it takes to step into another’s shoes and truly bounce back to life.