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Endeavour academic Paul McCann appreciates sharing 30 years of experience with students, helping them navigate their way into sustainable natural health careers.

Ever since she can remember Lucy Eccles has been moving – dancing, swimming, cheerleading, playing netball and water polo. When she discovered the thrill and challenge of aerial silks, Lucy was instantly hooked. As well as opening up a new way to move, …

I first went to Cambodia in 2014 when I was in my second year of Myotherapy at Endeavour. I remember wanting so desperately to be involved with the strengthening of the country but I felt almost helpless. I had searched for volunteer programs that were …

When Jack Maltby struck a difficult period in his life, he decided to start rock climbing. He loved it a bit too much and developed tennis elbow, which required manual therapy. Jack assumed the practitioners he saw at a Brisbane clinic were physiotherap…

Rhianna Bridgett started her natural health career the way many students do. She dipped a toe in the water with a short course and, before she knew it, she had plunged right in. Her reason for starting this way is extraordinary.

From retail to hospitality to outdoor adventure, Inez Tolley has had a rich and varied working life. A freak accident, which occurred while she was on a boat, left her with a significant back injury that led Inez to Myotherapy.

One of the most common questions I was asked while completing my Bachelor of Health Science at Endeavour, was ‘What is Myotherapy?’ Contrary to popular belief, Myotherapy is not a form of massage therapy, though your therapist may use such a technique d…

When Troy Randall injured his shoulder in his early teens, an appointment with a myotherapist got him back on the courts and led to a fascination with manual therapies as he committed to make a difference to people in the same boat.

What I’ve learned… from alumni Emrys Goldsworthy