Exercise Physiology Services
Our Exercise physiology services provide structured, evidence-based movement programs that enhance strength, mobility, and physical well-being for people with disabilities. These exercise programs specifically support clients with neurological, musculoskeletal, and chronic health conditions to achieve their goals of independent living, pain reduction, and improved quality of life.
An accredited Exercise physiologist collaborates with each participant to develop exercise prescriptions tailored to their needs. These programs focus on improving mobility, increasing strength, and enhancing balance. They also include treatment for chronic conditions like diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Sessions incorporate strength training, functional movement exercises, hydrotherapy, and mobility support—all designed to help participants achieve their goals.
Personalised Movement Programs.
Disability Management.
Flexible Service Delivery.
How We Develop Our Exercise Programs
Exercise physiology offers individualised movement and rehabilitation programs to people with disabilities. This, in turn, helps them improve their mobility, strength, endurance, and overall well-being. An exercise physiologist offers exercise prescriptions that cater to specific neuromuscular, musculoskeletal, and chronic health-related conditions, including strategies to manage weight-related challenges. They address diet-related concerns, such as improving metabolic health for those with autism who may experience sensory-related food aversions. This helps in improving lifestyle habits often associated with limited mobility or poor eating patterns.
How AHP Stands Out
At AHP, our clinical Exercise physiology services are more than just fitness programs. We provide individualised, evidence-based movement therapies for persons with disabilities. We focus on functionality, independence, and long-term health, ensuring that every participant has a plan that caters to their specific goals.
Our multidisciplinary team comprises physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and other allied health professionals to develop a comprehensive care program. We develop exercise programs that nurture real-life outcomes. This extends from increasing mobility for people with Cerebral Palsy, strengthening for spinal cord injuries, to managing fatigue for those with Multiple Sclerosis.
Goal Driven Results
Each session is designed to enhance specific skills relevant to the participant, whether it is decreasing spasticity for Cerebral Palsy, increasing endurance for Multiple Sclerosis, or strength for spinal cord injury.
Who We Help
Our Exercise physiology programs help people with physical activities and neurological and chronic health conditions that affect mobility, strength, and overall well-being. We specialise in working with conditions like Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis, spinal cord injuries, and weight-related issues. Our movement therapies focus on improving coordination, balance, and strength through targeted exercises.
We also help individuals experiencing fatigue, limited mobility, or muscle weakness from conditions such as arthritis, muscular dystrophy, or stroke recovery. Our Exercise physiologists create programs that boost endurance and reduce pain. This helps participants regain their independence and perform daily activities with greater ease and confidence. For more information on professional standards and accreditation in this field, visit Exercise and Sports Science Australia, the peak body representing exercise physiologists nationwide.
NDIS Participants.
Physical Disabilities.
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Core Values
At AHP, our Exercise physiology services are built on empowerment, collaboration, respect, and measurable results. Every individual is entitled to a support system that is personalised and evidence-based to enhance their mobility, strength, and independence.
Empowerment Through Movement
Participants make informed choices to take control of their physical health. We provide tailored exercises that build strength, mobility, and independence—enabling them to move through life with minimal pain and maximum freedom.
Collaboration for Holistic Care
Our integrated team approach drives meaningful progress. Exercise physiologists collaborate with physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and other allied health professionals to create comprehensive care plans that address every aspect of a participant's physical activity and functional health.
Respect for Every Ability
We acknowledge that every participant's journey is unique. Our customised exercise programs are tailored to each person's individual needs, abilities, and goals. We are here to support you—whether you need to improve mobility after a spinal cord injury, manage chronic pain, or build stamina for daily activities.
Results-Driven Support
We focus on achieving tangible results and measurable improvements in daily life. Through evidence-based exercise strategies, we help participants enhance their movement, reduce fatigue, and strengthen their bodies. This enables them to navigate their daily activities, work, and community life with greater confidence.
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Positive Behaviour Support
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is designed to help individuals with disabilities. It helps them develop positive coping strategies, improve social skills, and reduce challenging behaviours according to NDIS guidelines.
Exercise Physiology
Exercise Physiology helps individuals with disabilities improve their strength, mobility, and overall physical well-being through structured, evidence-based movement programs. For more information on professional standards and accreditation in this field, visit Exercise and Sports Science Australia, the national peak body representing exercise physiologists.
Positive Behaviour Support
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is designed to help individuals with disabilities. It helps them develop positive coping strategies, improve social skills, and reduce challenging behaviours according to NDIS guidelines.
Exercise Physiology
Exercise Physiology helps individuals with disabilities improve their strength, mobility, and overall physical well-being through structured, evidence-based movement programs. For more information on professional standards and accreditation in this field, visit Exercise and Sports Science Australia, the national peak body representing exercise physiologists.
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Funding Support for Exercise Physiology Services
In Australia, Exercise physiology services are primarily funded through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), with additional funding available through Medicare and private contributions. This funding structure ensures people with disabilities can access specialised movement therapy services to improve their mobility, strength, and independence.
At AHP, we guide participants through available funding options and entry requirements to help them get the most from their exercise physiology care. We work to eliminate financial barriers, making essential therapy more accessible. Need more comprehensive support? Check out our Physiotherapy Recruitment Agency to access allied health professionals dedicated to improving disability care.
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