Our Physiotherapy Services

What it involves: Progressive resistance training, functional exercises, cardiovascular conditioning, and regular reassessment of progress.

Who it helps: NDIS participants wanting to build strength for daily activities, work, sport, or community participation.

NDIS relevance: Directly supports Capacity Building goals, increasing independence and reducing support needs over time.

What it involves: Task-specific training for daily activities like dressing, cooking, gardening, or accessing the community.

Who it helps: People wanting to do more for themselves, reduce carer support, or return to activities they love.

Typical outcomes: Greater independence, improved confidence, reduced support hours, and enhanced quality of life.

What it involves: Detailed gait analysis, targeted exercises, walking practice with or without aids, and mobility equipment trials.

Who it helps: People with walking difficulties due to neurological conditions, injury, surgery, or age-related changes.

Typical outcomes: Safer, more efficient walking; improved endurance; better use of mobility aids; and increased community access.

What it involves: Balance assessments, vestibular exercises, strength training, home hazard review, and confidence-building activities.

Who it helps: Anyone with balance problems, history of falls, fear of falling, or conditions affecting stability.

NDIS relevance: Reduces hospital admissions, maintains independence, and prevents secondary disability from fall injuries.

What it involves: Assessment of current transfer ability, teaching safe techniques, equipment recommendations, and carer training.

Who it helps: People who need assistance with transfers, their families, and support workers.

Typical outcomes: Safer transfers, reduced injury risk, less carer strain, and increased independence where possible.

What it involves: Tailored exercise prescription, written or video instructions, regular reviews, and progression as you improve.

Who it helps: Anyone who wants to exercise safely at home, at the gym, or in the community.

NDIS relevance: Builds capacity for independent exercise, reducing reliance on therapist-led sessions over time.

What it involves: Full postural assessment, sleep system recommendations, sitting and standing positioning, and education for carers.

Who it helps: People with complex physical needs, high tone, scoliosis, or risk of pressure injuries and contractures.

NDIS relevance: Prevents secondary complications, supports function, and is essential for those with 24-hour positioning needs.

What it involves: Comprehensive functional assessment, equipment trials, written justification reports, and supplier liaison.

Who it helps: NDIS participants needing equipment funding — wheelchairs, hoists, standing frames, walking aids, and more.

Typical outcomes: NDIS-compliant reports that support successful funding requests for essential equipment.

What it involves: Seating assessments, wheelchair prescription, equipment trials, and collaboration with suppliers.

Who it helps: People who use wheelchairs, need seating modifications, or require complex mobility equipment.

NDIS relevance: Ensures equipment matches your goals, body, and lifestyle for maximum function and comfort.

What it involves: We travel to your home with portable equipment, delivering hands-on therapy, exercises, and education in your own environment.

Why it matters: Home-based therapy means exercises are tailored to your actual living space, making carryover easier and more effective.

Perfect for: People with mobility challenges, busy families, or those who prefer the convenience of home-based care.

What it involves: Therapy sessions at local gyms, pools, parks, day programs, or community centres that suit your goals.

Why it matters: Community-based therapy supports social participation and builds capacity in real-world environments.

NDIS relevance: Aligns with goals for community access and participation beyond the home.

What it involves: Direct therapy with your child, teacher consultations, classroom modifications, and education for school staff.

Why it matters: School-based therapy supports learning, participation, and independence in the educational environment.

Perfect for: Children who need physio during school hours without disrupting family routines.

What it involves: Video consultations for assessments, exercise reviews, education, and follow-ups via secure platforms.

Why it matters: Telehealth removes travel barriers, suits busy schedules, and provides continuity during illness or lockdowns.

Perfect for: Exercise check-ins, program reviews, remote locations, or when face-to-face isn't possible.