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Physiotherapists in Queensland schools treating “tech neck”, screentime issues the tip of the iceberg – 6PR Weekend Breakfast

Nature Play WA’s CEO Dr Kelsie Prabawa-Sear chats with 6PR’s Weekend Breakfast presenter Jamie Burnett, about the importance (and challenges around) getting our kids outdoors. With the recent news that a Queensland primary school has employed a physiotherapist to address “tech neck” and posture problems in children as a result of screentime useage, Kelsie and

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Talk N Walk Toolkit for Schools

Talk N Walk is an award-winning wellbeing program, facilitated through the Talk N Walk app and supporting resources. The program was co-designed with more than 100 ten-to-fifteen-year-old girls, including those who identify as girls and non-gender conforming individuals, from around Western Australia, focusing on social connection, friendships, family and feeling good and, while it has been developed to

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Dr Kelsie Prabawa-Sear stands in front of the Centre for Accessibility Australia banner, holding the awards for not-for-profit/community organisation app of the year, a framed certificate and a gold cube-shaped award.

Nature Play WA wins Centre for Accessibility Australia award

The team at Nature Play WA was honoured to receive the award for Not-for-Profit/Community Organisation App of the Year for 2023 at last week’s Centre for Accessibility Australia‘s Australian Access Awards, for our app Talk N Walk. When accepting the award, CEO Dr Kelsie Prabawa-Sear said,  “At Nature Play WA, we’re all about kids, and

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