Physiotherapists with either post-graduate qualifications and/or experience in professional exercise training will run the programs.

The programs include theoretical and practical components. The seminars will involve a practical task specific to the participant's workplace and follow-up support will be available to ensure effectiveness of the strategies to be implemented. Each seminar will conclude with the Five Simple Secrets, information from the seminar for the participants to take away and apply to their daily lives.

CARE Programs
CARE programs can be either general or customised.

The general program recognises the general health needs common to many organisations and presents a program to address these issues. The specific environment of the workplace is still considered in determining the structure of the program.

The customised programs are more specifically designed to address the unique needs of an organisation.

The CARE program consists of three modules of four seminars each. The modules are:

1. Healthy Living at Work;
2. Healthy Living at Play; and,
3. Healthy Living on the Go.

Presenters
The program features qualified health professionals.

Darren Jenkins, Manipulative Physiotherapist (Masters)
Darren has experience as a physiotherapist in both the public and private sector. Darren has a Masters in Manipulative Physiotherapy, giving him advanced training in reviewing and applying current research into an individual's health and well-being management. His particular interests are spine-related conditions such as back pain, neck pain and headache, along with active exercise strategies to treat and prevent these conditions. He is Director at Collins Street Physiotherapy on Collins Street, Melbourne.

Mark Fraser, Physiotherapist
Mark has split his time between working as a physiotherapist and playing for the Collingwood and Essendon Football Clubs in the Australian Football League (AFL). Apart from an interest in sports injury management, Mark has developed skills in the practical applications of managing various demands in order to maintain a healthy and productive lifestyle. He retired from professional football recently and is currently training and officiating as an AFL umpire.

Both Darren and Mark are presently working in spinal and sports physiotherapy practices, and have lectured for Sports Medicine Australia on injury assessment and management.