After doing some part-time work for BJC Health (formerly The Bone & Joint Clinic) through her later years of high school, Amy was officially hired as a full-time receptionist at the Parramatta clinic in February 2005.
Amy has enjoyed her many roles with BJC Health over the years and is now the proud practice manager of BJC Health. Amy hopes to bring a positive influence and friendly face to the BJC Health name as the clinic moves to the future.
On a more personal note, Amy loves sports - all sports - but cricket in particular. Amy has travelled the world and loves cooking for her friends and family. Trying new restaurants or attempting to replicate restaurant dishes has become a favourite past time, too.
How can this event help me?
Strong bones are key to staying active and independent as we age, but changes in bone density can increase the risk of fractures and mobility challenges. The good news? Research shows that strength training is one of the most effective ways to maintain and even improve bone health. Resistance exercises not only help preserve bone density but also enhance balance, support joint function, and reduce the risk of falls—making them essential for anyone managing osteoporosis, osteopenia, or other musculoskeletal conditions.
If you're looking to incorporate strength training safely and effectively, this session will provide practical insights and expert guidance. Exercise Physiologists Robyn Yin and Caitlin Johnson will explore how targeted exercises can support bone health and long-term resilience.
Join Robyn and Caitlin for a comprehensive session covering:
This session is ideal for anyone looking to improve bone health, build strength safely, or better understand the role of resistance training in long-term well-being. Join us on Wednesday, 16 March at 8:00 PM AEDT for this live virtual event. As always, we welcome your questions and discussions to make this an engaging and supportive experience for everyone.
