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Building Stronger Bodies, Stronger Minds and Greater Independence

Adaptive Wellbeing supports children and adults living with disability to build confidence, improve physical and mental wellbeing, develop independence and connect with their community. Every session is adapted to the individual in a safe, welcoming and encouraging environment.

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About Adaptive Wellbeing

Every Body Belongs

At Adaptive Wellbeing, we take an individual approach to wellbeing. We believe every person has strengths, potential and the ability to progress. Our role is to create a supportive space where participants can move, learn, build confidence and work towards meaningful goals at their own pace.

Founded by experienced Muay Thai coach Jay Twomey, Adaptive Wellbeing combines adaptive fitness, boxing-inspired movement, wellbeing support and community activities. Programs are shaped around each participant's abilities, interests and goals, with individual and group sessions available for children and adults.

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Our Services

Four Ways We Work Together

Each program is shaped around the participant their abilities, interests, goals and pace.

  • A woman in a pink sports top and black pants, sitting in a wheelchair at the gym, holding her wheelchair armrest with her right hand, and adjusting a pulley in exercise equipment.

    Adaptive Fitness

    Personalised movement, strength and conditioning activities designed around each participant's abilities, comfort and goals. Sessions can support fitness, coordination, mobility, confidence and healthy routines.

  • A woman with dark hair in a ponytail wearing red boxing gloves and a beige shirt, standing inside a boxing ring with white ropes and black padding.

    Boxing Programs

    Inclusive boxing and Muay Thai-inspired training delivered in a safe, supportive way. Activities are adapted to the individual and may help develop coordination, focus, resilience, confidence and physical fitness.

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    Wellbeing Support

    Encouraging, goal-focused support that uses movement, routine and positive coaching to promote confidence, motivation, emotional wellbeing and greater independence.

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    Community Activities

    Supported activities that encourage participation, social connection and a sense of belonging. Experiences can be adapted to participants' interests and individual goals.

How We Work

Flexible Support, Built Around the Participant

Choose from individual or group sessions. We begin by learning about the participant their strengths, preferences, support needs and goals then adapt the activity, pace and communication style to create a positive experience.

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    Get in touch

    Call, text, email or send an enquiry. Tell us about the participant and what they would like to work towards.

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    Talk it through

    We discuss goals, interests and support needs, and whether individual or group sessions are the better fit.

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    Start the first session

    We adapt the activity, pace and communication style, then build from there at a pace that feels right.

Families, carers and support coordinators are welcome to contact us to discuss suitability.

Why Us

Why Choose Adaptive Wellbeing?

  • Individual and group options

  • Programs adapted to the participant's abilities, goals and pace

  • A welcoming, judgement-free environment

  • Experienced coaching with a focus on safety and encouragement

  • Opportunities to build confidence, connection, resilience and independence

  • Convenient Belmont location within Chok Dee Muay Thai & Wellness

Why Us

Jay Twomey

Founder & Coach · Former WA State Champion

Jay's Muay Thai journey has taken him from competitor to coach, promoter and business owner. A former WA State Champion, Jay has spent years competing, developing athletes and contributing to the growth of Muay Thai in Western Australia.

Through Adaptive Wellbeing, Jay brings that coaching experience together with his commitment to inclusion and community. His aim is to help every participant feel welcome, supported and capable of making progress in a way that is meaningful to them.

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Let's Talk About Your Goals

Tell us a little about the participant, their interests and what they would like to work towards. We'll contact you to discuss suitable options and answer any questions.

Phone / SMS

0484 329 063

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Email

jet44@live.com.au

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Location

50 Belvidere Street, Belmont WA 6104

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Instagram

@chokdeemuaythai_cdmt

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Send an Enquiry

We usually reply within one business day.

Prefer to talk? Call or text 0484 329 063.