Physiotherapy
NDIS PHYSIOTHERAPY
Physiotherapy can be a beneficial treatment for people with a range of conditions including physical disabilities, stroke, brain injury, cerebral palsy and neurological disorders.
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Physiotherapy can be helpful for managing pain and improving mobility as well as supporting participation in sports and recreation activities.
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Physiotherapists can help people with a disability to become more independent and maximise functioning of joints and muscles.
Physiotherapists use various techniques and treatments that can include:
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Assessing posture, muscle tone, mobility and strength
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Prescribe exercise programs tailored to you
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Joint manipulation and massage
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Hydrotherapy (exercises in a pool)
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Educating others
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The use of special equipment
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The types of goals that Physiotherapy may be able to assist with include:
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Becoming stronger so that you can do more things for yourself – independence
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Improving mobility so you can move more independently
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Developing muscle tone and balance so you can learn how to do something new
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Managing or reducing pain to help you live a more active and sociable life
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Teaching new exercises so you can become fitter and learn a new sport
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Furthermore, Physiotherapists are often part of an early intervention team for babies and young children with a disability, assisting in the development of motor skills like balance, sitting, crawling and walking.
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Our Physiotherapists are qualified to provide therapy for all ages (1-65 years) of all diversities and cultural backgrounds. We will tailor your requests.
Are you looking for a Physiotherapist?
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We can come to you – Home Visits
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You can come to us
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Telehealth also available
Therapy for all ages and conditions:
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Children Physiotherapy
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Adult Physiotherapy