EXPHYS® LATEST NEWS | MAY 2026 📣
Our May news is out now! Explore the latest EXPHYS updates, research insights, and industry recognition across our network.
🔹 ALUCA Finalist 2026 - Partnership Impact with TAL Australia
🔹 ESSA Activate Conference | Advancing Telehealth Outcomes
🔹 Connecting with Industry Leaders - AIA Vitality Wellbeing Event
🔹 EXPHYS DNA Values Award | Charlotte Cummins
🔹 Celebrating Mother’s Day across the EXPHYS team
From industry recognition to research driving accessible, high-value outcomes, we continue to deliver evidence-based solutions supporting health for life and work.
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EXPHYS Testimonial | BETTER Mood Program A client’s recovery journey supported through the EXPHYS BETTER Mood Program . EXPHYS consultant Martin Stead , provided personalised support focused on improving mental health, managing fatigue, improving function and building confidence toward future return to work goals. As the sole carer of her 6 year old child, improving her mental wellbeing and daily function was an important part of her recovery journey. The client reported meaningful progress throughout the multi-modal program, highlighting the positive impact of recovery strategies, digital health tools and ongoing guidance. ✅ NPS 10/10 ✅ Client Satisfaction 5/5
HAPPY MOTHERS DAY 💞 With Mother’s Day approaching this Sunday, we celebrate and recognise the incredible mothers and women across our team. 💞 From mums and daughters to aunties and granddaughters, each one of these amazing women brings something truly special to the team. Their compassion, strength, dedication, and care shine through every day, both personally and professionally. ✨ From all of us at EXPHYS, Happy Mother’s Day! Adriana, Charlotte, Chloe, Joanna, Kartya, Kyra, Maddi, Rhea and Vicky
EXPHYS was proud to present accepted research at the Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA) Activate Conference 2026 , held at the Adelaide Convention Centre . Our submission, Telehealth Exercise Physiology Restores Function and Work Capacity for a Regionally Based Nurse: A Cost Effective Insurance Solution , demonstrates that telehealth outcomes are comparable to face to face delivery, offering a practical, lower cost model that improves access for remote Australians and delivers sustainable, high value outcomes for personal injury and illness insurers. Congratulations to Ms Adriana Giles , Dr Vicky Phillips , Ms Charlotte Cummins and Mr Chris Sinclair for their contribution to this work. The research was presented on behalf of EXPHYS by Mr Keegan Jones . The abstract associated with this poster will be published in the upcoming Journal of Clinical Exercise Physiology (JCEP).