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Physiotherapy

Physiotherapists help you build strength, balance and movement, manage pain and stay active.

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This may suit you if…

  • You'd like to move more easily or safely
  • You've had falls, or are worried about falling
  • You want to stay active and independent

What is physiotherapy?

Physiotherapy helps you move better and feel stronger. Physiotherapists work on strength, balance, mobility and fitness, and help you manage pain.

Your physio will assess how you move, talk about your goals, and create an exercise program that suits you. They can also help reduce your risk of falls and advise on mobility equipment.

Regular physio can help you stay active, independent and doing the things you enjoy.

What we can help with

  • Strength, balance and mobility programs
  • Falls prevention
  • Managing pain
  • Home exercise programs
  • Advice on mobility equipment

What to expect

  1. A friendly chatCall, message or send a referral. We’ll get back to you within 1 business day.
  2. We meet and plan togetherWe talk about your goals, your routine, what’s in your NDIS plan and who you’d like to support you.
  3. You review your service agreementIt sets out what support you’ll get, when, and how much it costs. Nothing starts until you’re happy.
  4. Your support startsWe check in regularly and adjust your support whenever your needs change.

How it’s funded

NDIS support name: Therapeutic Supports (Physiotherapy)

Usually funded from: Capacity Building supports – Improved Daily Living

We work with NDIA-managed, plan-managed and self-managed participants. Our prices follow the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits.

New to the NDIS? Read our guide →

Common questions about physiotherapy

Do I need to be fit to start physio?

No. Physio is tailored to wherever you're starting from.

Can physio help prevent falls?

Yes. Physiotherapists can work on balance and strength, and suggest ways to reduce falls risk.

Can my support worker help me with my exercises?

Yes. Your physio can show your support workers and family how to help you practise.

How do I get started?

Call us on 0485 001 730, send us a message or make a referral. We’ll get back to you within 1 business day.

Related services

TherapyOccupational therapy (OT)Occupational therapists help you do the everyday things that matter to you, more easily and safely, at home, at school, at work or in the community.Read more →Housing and equipmentEquipment and assistive technologyEquipment that helps you move around safely and manage everyday tasks more easily.Read more →Getting out and connectingGetting out in the communityA support worker comes with you to activities you choose, so you can enjoy them safely and build your confidence and friendships.Read more →

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