NDIS Exercise Physiology Services
Our exercise physiologists specialise in working with NDIS participants with disability, chronic illnesses, or complex mobility needs. We design tailored programs that help people maintain or improve movement, manage pain, and build confidence, whether someone is working towards walking independently, transferring safely, or managing fatigue.
Build strength and mobility
Support for community access
Exercise for better comfort
Is Exercise Physiology the Right Fit?
NDIS exercise physiology is designed for participants who face barriers to movement due to disability or chronic health conditions, such as cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, stroke, or acquired injury. When walking, transferring, or performing daily activities become more difficult, our NDIS exercise physiologists create targeted programs that match each person’s needs and goals.
How Exercise Physiology Support Unfolds
Our exercise physiology services are built around each participant’s NDIS goals, improving mobility, managing pain, and supporting greater independence in daily life. We begin with a detailed assessment of physical ability, health conditions, and everyday barriers. Using this insight, we design a tailored program with safe, practical exercises that fit the participant’s needs and routine.
At AHP Disability and Home Care, we ensure every participant can access professional, respectful support, regardless of their funding source.
Flexible Support
Support can be delivered at home, in the community, or via Telehealth, depending on what is most accessible. Progress is tracked regularly, and plans are adjusted as needs or goals change. We work closely with families, carers, and allied health teams to keep support consistent and well-coordinated, ensuring it always aligns with the participant’s NDIS plan.
Our Approach to Designing Personalised Fitness Plans
Our Exercise Physiologists create individualised exercise plans based on each participant’s physical condition and NDIS goals. We work with people experiencing reduced mobility, muscle weakness, or fatigue due to disability or chronic illness.
Programs may address conditions such as Cerebral Palsy, Autism, Multiple Sclerosis, and spinal cord injuries, and also support those with metabolic or weight-related issues. Promoting better movement, endurance, and healthy habits, we help NDIS participants build strength and maintain independence.
Managing Chronic Disabilities
Working Towards Improved Independence
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Core Values That Guide Our NDIS Exercise Physiology Services
At AHP Disability and Home Care, we deliver person-centred, evidence-based NDIS services promoting independence and well-being. Our core values guide every aspect of our work.
Empowerment Through Movement
We provide exercises that build physical strength, reduce pain, and promote freedom in everyday life.
Collaboration for Holistic Care
We work alongside allied health professionals to develop well-rounded, functional care plans.
Respect for Every Ability
Our programs respect individual abilities and are tailored to unique goals and challenges.
Results-Driven Support
We measure outcomes and adjust plans to ensure lasting mobility, health, and independence improvements.
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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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