Transforming beaches with Sasha Job

04/18/21 • 19 min

How to Change a Life by CQUniversity Podcasts

Physiotherapist Sasha Job knows her work can change people’s lives.

And when patients are struggling to achieve mobility and fitness, she's seen first-hand that getting on the beach can make a huge difference.

This episode, the determined Bundaberg lecturer and researcher explains her mission to make our beaches accessible for everyone.

If you’re an Australian living with a disability or limited mobility, or if you’re aged over 65, complete Sasha's U-BEACH survey here.

How to Change a Life is hosted by Mary Bolling from CQUni Communications. Music by CQUni alumnus Tristan Barton.

Subscribe to How to Change a Life on your podcast app, and follow CQUniversity on Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook for more life-changing stories.

Physiotherapist Sasha Job knows her work can change people’s lives.

And when patients are struggling to achieve mobility and fitness, she's seen first-hand that getting on the beach can make a huge difference.

This episode, the determined Bundaberg lecturer and researcher explains her mission to make our beaches accessible for everyone.

If you’re an Australian living with a disability or limited mobility, or if you’re aged over 65, complete Sasha's U-BEACH survey here.

How to Change a Life is hosted by Mary Bolling from CQUni Communications. Music by CQUni alumnus Tristan Barton.

Subscribe to How to Change a Life on your podcast app, and follow CQUniversity on Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook for more life-changing stories.

Previous Episode

Starting to talk with Michael Bowles

CONTENT WARNING: This episode covers issues around mental health and suicide.

More than two thirds of Australians say they’re stressed out – but is it all down to our busy lives?

When Brisbane dad and estimating manager Michael Bowles wasn’t coping, the first step to recovery was just talking.

Now researching his PhD on suicide in the construction industry, he’s busier than ever – and talking more than ever.

And the mission to help industry workmates has helped him find balance, too.

How to Change a Life is hosted by Mary Bolling from CQUni Communications. Music by CQUni alumnus Tristan Barton.

Subscribe to How to Change a Life on your podcast app, and follow CQUniversity on Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook for more life-changing stories.

If this episode raises issues for you, please call Lifeline on 13 11 14.

Or contact the Suicide Call Back Service, offering crisis support to anyone in Australia aged 15 years and older. Call 1300 659 467.

CQUniversity students can access free counselling, phone 07 4930 9456 or email [email protected].

Next Episode

Cultural caring and connecting with Sam Cooms

Noonukul Quandamooka woman Sam Cooms started on her career path determined to help her Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island) community.

Becoming a mum to children with disabilities upended her world, and shifted her priorities.

This episode, Sam explains how her Indigenous values inform both her carer role, and her vision for a more inclusive society for people with disabilities – in Minjerribah, and nationally.

Sam is part of CQUniversity's First Nations Research Higher Degree Academy, the first of its kind in Australia.

How to Change a Life is hosted by Mary Bolling from CQUni Communications. Music by CQUni alumnus Tristan Barton.

Subscribe to How to Change a Life on your podcast app, and follow CQUniversity on Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook for more life-changing stories.