Transitions Physiotherapy Perth

Transitions Physiotherapy Perth Transitions Physiotherapy delivers home-based physiotherapy for people with neurological and musculoskeletal conditions living in the community.

Jacey Kraut is a Perth-based physiotherapist with over 20 years of experience. Transitions Physiotherapy has been established to provide high quality, evidence based physiotherapy rehabilitation for people living in the community. Jacey graduated from Curtin University in 1996 and gained a broad base of experience working in a variety of clinical settings providing inpatient, outpatient and community physiotherapy services in the UK and Australia. Since returning to Perth in 2007 Jacey has provided Stroke Unit physiotherapy, falls clinic assessment and management services, neurological outpatient physiotherapy, management of musculoskeletal conditions in the elderly and general rehabilitation care. Since 2010 Jacey has provided home-based physiotherapy services providing specialised hospital substitution and rehabilitation services in clients’ homes continuing to focus on her special interest in falls prevention, aged care and stroke rehabilitation. With a strong commitment to ongoing professional development, Jacey gained specialised knowledge and skills in neurological rehabilitation and aged care, completing a Master of Neurological Rehabilitation from UWA in 2012. Jacey has a vision to provide community-based physiotherapy to enable people living with stroke and other neurological and musculoskeletal conditions to maximise their independence and lead active lives.

Here is a video from PD Australia where NeuroUrologist talks about Parkinson’s and the bladder. It’s about 10 minutes lo...
19/02/2026

Here is a video from PD Australia where NeuroUrologist talks about Parkinson’s and the bladder.
It’s about 10 minutes long and quite informative.

*Parkinson's and the Bladder – Dr Ashani Couchman (Neurourologist)*Dr Ashani Couchman, a neurourologist based in South Australia, explains how Parkinson's ca...

This is Honey and Snoopy. When people choose to receive physiotherapy at my home-based therapy room in Hillarys, they wi...
19/02/2026

This is Honey and Snoopy. When people choose to receive physiotherapy at my home-based therapy room in Hillarys, they will be greeted by these two furry friends (alternatively they can wait outside for those who prefer space).

Check out this post, including a link to an excellent information page about dyskinesias in PD.
10/02/2026

Check out this post, including a link to an excellent information page about dyskinesias in PD.

Good morning Facebook followers! Grab a coffee and check out what we've been up to in our WEEKLY RECAP!

Catch up on all the news and stay informed with our newsletters. February '26 is out now. Don't forget to subscribe while you are there. https://hubs.la/Q042cCG_0

YOPX articles are being added weekly. Download the FREE app or check them out on our website here: https://hubs.la/Q042cD7R0

We have uploaded a Clinical Trials video on YouTube. https://hubs.la/Q042cDPz0

New infosheet on dyskinesia reviewed by our expert. https://hubs.la/Q042cDnH0

Our featured fundraiser is Justin, riding 3,000 km over 25 days in Tour Aotearoa for friends with Parkinson's in his circle. https://hubs.la/Q042cBwj0

We are still looking for a few Digital Health Champions... EOIs close Feb 16. https://hubs.la/Q042cBGr0

I have to confess that I am loving ‘calmlings’. They make me smile and chuckle. This is good advice about taking deep br...
31/01/2026

I have to confess that I am loving ‘calmlings’. They make me smile and chuckle. This is good advice about taking deep breaths 😉

It’s really important to share this understanding.
30/01/2026

It’s really important to share this understanding.

30/01/2026

If you haven’t seen Equip Aged Care Learning lately … you’re missing out!
A website makeover by the team at the Wicking Dementia Centre makes navigation super easy, and three new learning modules are out to support you to understand the Australian Aged Care System:
- The Aged Care Act (2024)
- Support at Home
- The Aged Care Quality Standards
Equip Aged Care Learning is for everyone in aged care — whether you're new or experienced, a care worker, support staff, manager, volunteer, family member, or informal carer.
If you're involved in caring for older people, Equip is your go-to resource.
And, funded by the Australian Government, it’s free to use.
What are you waiting for? Head to https://equiplearning.utas.edu.au/ to get started.

Many people living with dementia experience high muscle tension, which may feel like muscle stiffness to begin with. Thi...
30/01/2026

Many people living with dementia experience high muscle tension, which may feel like muscle stiffness to begin with. This increased muscle tension is called paratonia. Being active and staying active and moving is the best thing you can do to manage paratonia. Physiotherapy can help you learn more.

It is often thought that the reduced ability to move is due to aging and is unrelated to dementia. Certainly, in the case of Alzheimer’s disease, the doctor or nurse never mentions it. There, the focus is mainly on memory and behavior. If movement is no longer as easy or if there is no cooperation...

Here is great summary of exercise recommendations for people living with Parkinson's Disease. The Parkinson's Australia ...
30/01/2026

Here is great summary of exercise recommendations for people living with Parkinson's Disease. The Parkinson's Australia Information Hub is a great resource.

Exercise is the best medicine. The best type of exercise is the exercise you will continue to do regularly. If exercise is medicine, adherence is dosage. Why is exercise so important? The goal of exercise is to increase

If you are a female and live with Parkinson's Disease, help researchers understand the female experience of living with ...
30/01/2026

If you are a female and live with Parkinson's Disease, help researchers understand the female experience of living with PD and take this survey.

Ladies, lend your voices to the National Parkinson’s Survey. By sharing your experiences, you’ll help shape better, more responsive healthcare and support the unique needs of women living with Parkinson's. It only takes a few minutes, and your insights can drive real change. Will you add your voice today and share this with a woman you know?

https://hubs.la/Q040rVSR0

Occupational Therapists help with driving assessments but it important for all of us to be informed about what to consid...
30/01/2026

Occupational Therapists help with driving assessments but it important for all of us to be informed about what to consider if we are safe to drive.
Here is a "Senior Road User Quiz" that anybody can take that helps you collect your thoughts about your considerations for driving (it also give syou goos resources to follow-up).

Albert shares his experience as a volunteer within his Chinese community and how this has motivated him to purchase a safe car.

Here’s some good advice about including calm/stillness in your everyday life for better health. I recommend watching ‘Li...
28/01/2026

Here’s some good advice about including calm/stillness in your everyday life for better health. I recommend watching ‘Limitless’ for entertaining insight into this.

Your body needs rest/calm as well as activity/exercise. The body needs recovery time.

Chris Hemsworth has opened up about the most prominent change he’s made since learning he’s at high risk for Alzheimer’s disease. The actor, who discovered his genetic predisposition while filming season one of his National Geographic series "Limitless," said the adjustment wasn’t physical, but it’s something he now considers essential.

Hemsworth revealed that he’s started building stillness and solitude into his daily routine, a decision that came after realizing how constant stress could impact brain health. "I don’t want to be in a sprint anymore," the actor said, as he opened up about finding more time to spend with his loved ones.

"There’s good stress… and then there’s continual dumping of cortisol, which is negative. Being in that fight or flight state, which in this modern world, we tend to find ourselves in far too often and for prolonged periods," Hemsworth says. That understanding led him to step back from the nonstop pace he was used to. He described making a conscious effort to slow down and take control of his time and abate signs of cognitive decline. "I sort of pushed back a little bit on the sort of ride I was on, where I felt like I wasn’t in control. I was just being dragged along," he said. Learn more about this move, and its effects, below.

Address

13 Seychelles Lane
Perth, WA
6025

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 2:30pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 9:30am - 2:30pm

Telephone

+61416492491

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Transitions Physiotherapy Perth posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
Share on WhatsApp Share on Instagram Share on Telegram