Everyday activities. Active interests. Changing routines. There is more than one way to find your starting point.

A life in motion. In your own way.

A woman walking along an outdoor stairway

Daily life.

Walking, reaching, climbing the stairs. Begin with the activities that matter in your routine.

A woman walking down stairs

Active life.

A favourite sport, time outside or a personal goal. There is room for your interests in the conversation.

Running up outdoor steps

Changing life.

Different routines, different demands. Your priorities do not have to stay the same.

An older adult taking time for movement

YOUR STARTING POINT

What matters to you?

Bring the everyday into the conversation: work, home, getting around and the activities you want to discuss.

The things you need to do

Everyday movement on outdoor steps

An activity does not need to be competitive to matter. Make space for your interests and the role they play in your life.

The things you enjoy doing

Running outdoors

Questions about a first assessment, available options or what happens next are always a useful place to begin.

The things you want to understand

A supported movement using an elastic band

Start where you are.

Plan a first conversation