by Callie Di Nello A white lady with brown hair, wearing sunglasses, sitting on a park bench reading a book. Her purple mobility scooter is next to her. One of the things I love most about Mobilates is that we understand something that many other communities don't. Connection is important. Oh, so very important! But connection doesn't always have to mean getting dressed, travelling somewhere, joining a Zoom call, having the energy for conversation, or feeling obliged to parti

by Callie Di Nello Callie standing in front of a van with a yellow sun painted on it holding her dog Siena in her arms. Last Sunday, Siena Luna and I had ourselves quite the adventure at GoodWoof. Siena Luna is our Pomeranian - small, fluffy, endlessly opinionated, sassy and - as it turns out - rather more medically gifted than any of us have given her credit for. More on that in a moment ... We attended the most wonderful talk called “The Nose Knows” about Medical Detection

At Mobilates we embrace everyone’s individuality and provide a person-centred approach to exercise activities. Below you will find details about Multiple Sclerosis (MS) a condition that some of our members live with. You’ll find information about the condition alongside top tips on exercising whilst staying safe, supported, and adapting movement to suit your individual needs. Our Moving with Confidence blog series explores how gentle, adaptable movement can support people in

It can be difficult to find someone who understands persistent pain, fluctuating symptoms, fear around movement, fatigue, neurodivergence, and the reality of trying to keep up with exercises when life and health are already such a lot to handle. Alex does just that.

Discover On The Ball at Mobilates — a fun, monthly class using stability balls to improve balance, coordination, and strength. Led by Kerry, this 40-minute session offers a unique mix of challenge and playfulness, helping you build confidence while moving in a safe and supportive way. Watch a full class and see how it works.

“What proof do I need to give you to show I’m on a low income?” And the answer is… none. At Mobilates, we don’t ask for proof.

It can feel creative, wise, and freeing to find a different way of doing things. A way that works with your body instead of against it. A way that helps you keep going, keep moving, keep living. And then there are times when adaptation does not feel inspiring at all.

1. Definition: What is Psychosis? Psychosis is a term used to describe a set of experiences that affect how a person interprets reality. It can involve changes in thoughts, perceptions, emotions, and behaviour, and may feel confusing, overwhelming, and distressing. For some people, psychosis may include experiences such as hallucinations (seeing, hearing, feeling, or sensing things that others do not), or delusions (strong beliefs that feel completely real but are not based i

Equipment at Mobilates is led by Suzanne and Leanne, offering two distinct styles of a 30-minute class that support strength, mobility, functional movement, and confidence. Suzanne currently leads one session per week, while Leanne runs two. Each approach gives participants the chance to experience different benefits in a safe, enjoyable, and accessible way. Both classes use music and equipment — including light weights, resistance bands, and balls — but the style and structu