š§ Parkinsonās isnāt just about shaking and many people donāt realise that.
Parkinsonās disease is a progressive condition that affects movement, but it also impacts mental health, sleep, and daily life in ways that often go unseen.
š The 4 key signs to look out for: ā¢ Tremors (shaking) ā¢ Stiffness in muscles ā¢ Slowed movement ā¢ Changes in balance or posture
But it doesnāt always start there.
Early signs can be subtle and easy to miss, such as fatigue, low mood, restlessness, or muscle discomfort - symptoms many people may overlook.
And while Parkinsonās is more common in people over 65, younger individuals can also be affected.
š¬ Living with Parkinsonās can make everyday tasks more challenging, from moving around to maintaining balance and even communicating.
Thatās why managing Parkinsonās isnāt something people should face alone.
Support can make a real difference through: ā¢ Maintaining daily routines ā¢ Encouraging safe movement and activity ā¢ Supporting mental and emotional wellbeing ā¢ Helping individuals stay connected to their community
Because while there may not be a cure, the right support can help people live more confidently and independently.
š Recognising the signs is important. š But having the right support is what truly changes lives.
Our team at Lotus has experience supporting clients with complex health conditions, including Parkinsonās, with a strong focus on daily care, wellbeing, and independence. Call us to find out more! _________________________________________________
š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217 š Call: 1300 330 540 š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly š Website: mylotus.com.au
ā These are the mistakes you donāt want to make during a seizureā¦
In stressful moments, itās easy to panic ā but some common reactions can actually do more harm than good.
Knowing what NOT to do is just as important as knowing how to help.
By staying calm and informed, you can help keep someone safe and supported when it matters most.
In situations like this, the right response can make all the difference.
Our team at Lotus is trained in first aid and experienced in supporting clients with mental health conditions, including epilepsy. Call us to find out more! ___________________________________________
š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217 š Call: 1300 330 540 š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly š Website: mylotus.com.au
šØ If someone has a seizure in front of youā¦ would you actually know what to do?
Most people donāt - and in that moment, panic can make things worse.
This video shows simple but crucial steps to help keep someone safe during a seizure. Because itās not about doing everything - itās about doing the right things.
š Stay calm š Keep them safe š Stay with them
It sounds simple, but it can make a life-changing difference.
š Share this with someone you care about ā it could help save a life.
š„ Credit: Epilepsy Action (epilepsy.org.uk)
Our team at Lotus is trained in first aid and experienced in supporting clients with mental health conditions, including epilepsy. Call us to find out more! _____________________________
š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217 š Call: 1300 330 540 š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly š Website: mylotus.com.au
This video, originally created by TikTok creator @abby22602, offers a glimpse into what living with epilepsy can feel like a reality that is often misunderstood or overlooked.
For many individuals, seizures are not always dramatic or obvious. They can involve moments of confusion, disorientation, or a sudden loss of awareness. Experiences that can be difficult to recognise if you donāt know what to look for.
Being able to identify the signs can make a real difference. Some common things to watch for include: ā¢ Sudden staring or unresponsiveness ā¢ Confusion or disorientation ā¢ Unusual repetitive movements (e.g. lip-smacking, hand movements) ā¢ Sudden loss of awareness or responsiveness ā¢ Appearing āout of itā for a short period of time
Recognising these signs early can help ensure the person stays safe and receives the right support when needed.
Content like this plays an important role in raising awareness and building a more understanding, supportive community for those living with epilepsy.
š„ Credit: TikTok @abby22602
Our team at Lotus has extensive experience supporting clients with mental health conditions, including epilepsy. Call us to find out more!
š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217 š Call: 1300 330 540 š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly š Website: mylotus.com.au
Is someone in your family struggling with mental health?
We understand. It takes time, patience, and the right kind of support. And when life gets busy, itās not always easy to give your loved ones the attention and experiences they deserve.
Thatās where we come in.
Our recent day out at Warwick Gardens Galore was more than just a trip. It was about fresh air, gentle moments, and reconnecting with the world in a calm and supportive environment. šæ
Because sometimes, a simple day surrounded by nature and good company can make a real difference.
š While you take care of everything else, let us help plan meaningful, supported outings for your loved ones - safely, comfortably, and with care.
Our experienced Lotus team is here to support individuals with mental health needs every step of the way. Call us to find out more!
_______________________________________________
š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217 š Call: 1300 330 540 š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly š Website: mylotus.com.au
Health isnāt just about not being sick ā itās about living well, every day.
On World Health Day, weāre reminded that true wellbeing is more than physical health. It includes mental wellbeing, emotional balance, and having the right support to navigate everyday life.
In fact, global health conversations today emphasise that overall wellbeing is shaped not only by medical care, but also by environment, support systems, and daily living conditions.
For many individuals, good health isnāt something they achieve alone - it comes from feeling supported, safe, and understood.
Because when the right support is in place, health becomes more consistent, more manageable, and more empowering.
š Real health starts with the right support behind you.
At Lotus Care Group, weāre here to support your health in every way that matters - including mental health. Call us today to plan your journey better. ____________________________________________ š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217 š Call: 1300 330 540 š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au
š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly š Website: mylotus.com.au
These everyday things could trigger a seizureā¦ and most people donāt even realise it.
Epilepsy isnāt always unpredictable, for many individuals, certain triggers can increase the likelihood of a seizure.
Some of the most common include: - Lack of sleep - High stress or anxiety - Flashing or bright lights - Missed or incorrect medication - Illness or fatigue
The reality is, these are part of everyday life - which is why understanding triggers is so important.
With the right support, individuals living with epilepsy can better manage these risks, build safer routines, and feel more confident in their daily lives.
š Understanding triggers is the first step and having the right support is what truly makes the difference.
At Lotus, our team is trained in first aid and experienced in supporting individuals with mental health needs. š Get in touch to find out how we can help. _____________________________________________ š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217 š Call: 1300 330 540 š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly š Website: mylotus.com.au
On World Autism Awareness Day, we come together to raise awareness, promote acceptance, and support individuals on the autism spectrum.
Autism isnāt always visible - but with understanding, patience, and the right support, everyday life can feel more inclusive and empowering.
Wearing blue may seem like a small gesture, but it helps spark meaningful conversations and shows that inclusion truly matters.
š Take part, show your support, and be part of a more understanding community.
Because awareness is just the beginning, acceptance is what truly creates change.
Need the right support for yourself or someone you care about? Weāre here to help. _________________________________________ š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217 š Call: 1300 330 540 š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly š Website: mylotus.com.au #NDISAustralia#NDISSupport#autismsupport#autismawareness#LotusCareGroup... See MoreSee Less
Heyā¦ are you missing out on experiences like this? š£āāš
What looks like a simple day outā¦ is actually the result of the right planning, the right support, and the right people behind it.
From exploring local spots, enjoying a coffee together, to feeling confident and supported every step of the way ā these moments donāt just happen by chance.
Theyāre built through care, coordination, and understanding each individualās needs.
Because an NDIS trip isnāt just about going somewhere ā itās about creating experiences, building confidence, and enjoying life without barriers.
š With the right support, every outing becomes something meaningful.
Ready to plan your next supported trip? Letās make it happen.
š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217 š Call: 1300 330 540 š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly š Website: mylotus.com.au
š§ Parkinsonās isnāt just about shaking and many people donāt realise that.
Parkinsonās disease is a progressive condition that affects movement, but it also impacts mental health, sleep, and daily life in ways that often go unseen.
š The 4 key signs to look out for:
ā¢ Tremors (shaking)
ā¢ Stiffness in muscles
ā¢ Slowed movement
ā¢ Changes in balance or posture
But it doesnāt always start there.
Early signs can be subtle and easy to miss, such as fatigue, low mood, restlessness, or muscle discomfort - symptoms many people may overlook.
And while Parkinsonās is more common in people over 65, younger individuals can also be affected.
š¬ Living with Parkinsonās can make everyday tasks more challenging, from moving around to maintaining balance and even communicating.
Thatās why managing Parkinsonās isnāt something people should face alone.
Support can make a real difference through:
ā¢ Maintaining daily routines
ā¢ Encouraging safe movement and activity
ā¢ Supporting mental and emotional wellbeing
ā¢ Helping individuals stay connected to their community
Because while there may not be a cure, the right support can help people live more confidently and independently.
š Recognising the signs is important.
š But having the right support is what truly changes lives.
Our team at Lotus has experience supporting clients with complex health conditions, including Parkinsonās, with a strong focus on daily care, wellbeing, and independence. Call us to find out more!
_________________________________________________
š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217
š Call: 1300 330 540
š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au
š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly
š Website: mylotus.com.au
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ā These are the mistakes you donāt want to make during a seizureā¦
In stressful moments, itās easy to panic ā but some common reactions can actually do more harm than good.
Knowing what NOT to do is just as important as knowing how to help.
By staying calm and informed, you can help keep someone safe and supported when it matters most.
In situations like this, the right response can make all the difference.
Our team at Lotus is trained in first aid and experienced in supporting clients with mental health conditions, including epilepsy. Call us to find out more!
___________________________________________
š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217
š Call: 1300 330 540
š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au
š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly
š Website: mylotus.com.au
#EpilepsyAwareness #NDISAustralia #DisabilitySupport #HealthAwareness #LotusCareGroup ... See MoreSee Less
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šØ If someone has a seizure in front of youā¦ would you actually know what to do?
Most people donāt - and in that moment, panic can make things worse.
This video shows simple but crucial steps to help keep someone safe during a seizure.
Because itās not about doing everything - itās about doing the right things.
š Stay calm
š Keep them safe
š Stay with them
It sounds simple, but it can make a life-changing difference.
š Share this with someone you care about ā it could help save a life.
š„ Credit: Epilepsy Action (epilepsy.org.uk)
Our team at Lotus is trained in first aid and experienced in supporting clients with mental health conditions, including epilepsy. Call us to find out more!
_____________________________
š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217
š Call: 1300 330 540
š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au
š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly
š Website: mylotus.com.au
#EpilepsyAwareness #NDISAustralia #DisabilitySupport #HealthAwareness #LotusCareGroup ... See MoreSee Less
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This video, originally created by TikTok creator @abby22602, offers a glimpse into what living with epilepsy can feel like a reality that is often misunderstood or overlooked.
For many individuals, seizures are not always dramatic or obvious. They can involve moments of confusion, disorientation, or a sudden loss of awareness. Experiences that can be difficult to recognise if you donāt know what to look for.
Being able to identify the signs can make a real difference. Some common things to watch for include:
ā¢ Sudden staring or unresponsiveness
ā¢ Confusion or disorientation
ā¢ Unusual repetitive movements (e.g. lip-smacking, hand movements)
ā¢ Sudden loss of awareness or responsiveness
ā¢ Appearing āout of itā for a short period of time
Recognising these signs early can help ensure the person stays safe and receives the right support when needed.
Content like this plays an important role in raising awareness and building a more understanding, supportive community for those living with epilepsy.
š„ Credit: TikTok @abby22602
Our team at Lotus has extensive experience supporting clients with mental health conditions, including epilepsy. Call us to find out more!
__________________________________________________
š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217
š Call: 1300 330 540
š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au
š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly
š Website: mylotus.com.au
#EpilepsyAwareness #NDISAustralia #DisabilitySupport #HealthAwareness #LotusCareGroup ... See MoreSee Less
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Is someone in your family struggling with mental health?
We understand. It takes time, patience, and the right kind of support. And when life gets busy, itās not always easy to give your loved ones the attention and experiences they deserve.
Thatās where we come in.
Our recent day out at Warwick Gardens Galore was more than just a trip. It was about fresh air, gentle moments, and reconnecting with the world in a calm and supportive environment. šæ
Because sometimes, a simple day surrounded by nature and good company can make a real difference.
š While you take care of everything else, let us help plan meaningful, supported outings for your loved ones - safely, comfortably, and with care.
Our experienced Lotus team is here to support individuals with mental health needs every step of the way. Call us to find out more!
_______________________________________________
š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217
š Call: 1300 330 540
š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au
š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly
š Website: mylotus.com.au
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Health isnāt just about not being sick ā itās about living well, every day.
On World Health Day, weāre reminded that true wellbeing is more than physical health. It includes mental wellbeing, emotional balance, and having the right support to navigate everyday life.
In fact, global health conversations today emphasise that overall wellbeing is shaped not only by medical care, but also by environment, support systems, and daily living conditions.
For many individuals, good health isnāt something they achieve alone - it comes from feeling supported, safe, and understood.
Because when the right support is in place, health becomes more consistent, more manageable, and more empowering.
š Real health starts with the right support behind you.
At Lotus Care Group, weāre here to support your health in every way that matters - including mental health. Call us today to plan your journey better.
____________________________________________
š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217
š Call: 1300 330 540
š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au
š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly
š Website: mylotus.com.au
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These everyday things could trigger a seizureā¦ and most people donāt even realise it.
Epilepsy isnāt always unpredictable, for many individuals, certain triggers can increase the likelihood of a seizure.
Some of the most common include:
- Lack of sleep
- High stress or anxiety
- Flashing or bright lights
- Missed or incorrect medication
- Illness or fatigue
The reality is, these are part of everyday life - which is why understanding triggers is so important.
With the right support, individuals living with epilepsy can better manage these risks, build safer routines, and feel more confident in their daily lives.
š Understanding triggers is the first step and having the right support is what truly makes the difference.
At Lotus, our team is trained in first aid and experienced in supporting individuals with mental health needs.
š Get in touch to find out how we can help.
_____________________________________________
š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217
š Call: 1300 330 540
š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au
š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly
š Website: mylotus.com.au
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This 2 April, will you go blue for autism? š
On World Autism Awareness Day, we come together to raise awareness, promote acceptance, and support individuals on the autism spectrum.
Autism isnāt always visible - but with understanding, patience, and the right support, everyday life can feel more inclusive and empowering.
Wearing blue may seem like a small gesture, but it helps spark meaningful conversations and shows that inclusion truly matters.
š Take part, show your support, and be part of a more understanding community.
Because awareness is just the beginning, acceptance is what truly creates change.
Need the right support for yourself or someone you care about? Weāre here to help.
_________________________________________
š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217
š Call: 1300 330 540
š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au
š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly
š Website: mylotus.com.au
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Heyā¦ are you missing out on experiences like this? š£āāš
What looks like a simple day outā¦
is actually the result of the right planning, the right support, and the right people behind it.
From exploring local spots, enjoying a coffee together, to feeling confident and supported every step of the way ā these moments donāt just happen by chance.
Theyāre built through care, coordination, and understanding each individualās needs.
Because an NDIS trip isnāt just about going somewhere ā
itās about creating experiences, building confidence, and enjoying life without barriers.
š With the right support, every outing becomes something meaningful.
Ready to plan your next supported trip? Letās make it happen.
š Visit us: Suite 2B, 42 Bundall Road (Pegasus Centre), Ashmore QLD 4217
š Call: 1300 330 540
š§ Email: admin@mylotus.com.au
š± Message us: Send us a Facebook message and weāll get back to you promptly
š Website: mylotus.com.au
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