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Gilly Davy Featured on Off-Script Physio Podcast
Gilly Davy recently appeared as a guest on the Off-Script Physio podcast in an episode titled Pioneering Neuro with Gilly Davy. Hosted by Karen “Kaz” Finnin and Ben “Bowie” Bowtell, Off-Script Physio explores the real experiences behind the physiotherapy profession, focusing not only on clinical expertise but also on [...]
Exercise and Multiple Sclerosis: Why the Right Approach Matters – Webinar for MS Ireland
Exercising with Multiple Sclerosis can be daunting and full of problems and challenges. However, exercise is one of the most powerful tools available to people living with multiple sclerosis. Research continues to show that regular, appropriately prescribed exercise can not only positively influence mobility, function, fatigue, wellbeing and long-term [...]
Nourishing your body to help you manage your MS
Nourishing your body to help you manage your MS Here at MS Get a Head Start, we know that exercise and education are only part of the process of taking control of your Multiple Sclerosis. Nutrition plays a crucial role in how you feel and manage your MS symptoms. [...]
Finding hope in the outdoors
Finding hope in the outdoors MS Get a Head Start is delighted to collaborate with Mastering Mountains Charitable Trust, which has been supporting people with neurological disorders to find hope outdoors since 2015. Gilly Davy, Founder of MS Get a Head Start, says that it is Mastering Mountains’ vision [...]
Interview with New Zealand MS Research Trust
Gilly was recently interviewed by the New Zealand MS Research Trust, and we thought that you would love to see what they said afterwards. For more information about the fabulous support offered by the New Zealand MS Research Trust, just click here. Gilly Davy - Neurological Physiotherapist Gilly [...]
Helen Carrington leads proactive change in MS physiotherapy care
Over the last five years, physiotherapist Helen Carrington has been quietly revolutionising care for people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in the Greater Wellington region. With seven years as a community physiotherapist within Te Whatu Ora (Health NZ), Helen’s approach combines clinical expertise with a passionate commitment to early intervention. [...]
