Important Update: Changes to NDIS Physiotherapy Services from July 1From 1 July 2025, the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is introducing changes to the way therapy supports, including physiotherapy, are delivered and billed. These updates are part of the NDIS’s broader effort to create a...
Suffering a stroke can be a life changing event, but it’s important to remain positive because there is so much you can do to improve your situation. One of these steps is physio after a stroke, and since it’s so vital to your recovery, it’s...
If you are an NDIS participant and living with a disability then our mobile, home based physiotherapy service was designed with you in mind. We recognise that arranging transport to attend appointments can be extremely stressful, so a home based service solves a big problem...
Neurological conditions including stroke, spinal cord injury, Parkinson’s or MS can affect the ability to generate power, making standing up more difficult. If walking is becoming increasingly difficult and you are not as mobile as you would like to be, this exercise important for preventing...
Following stroke, pathways within the brain are damaged. For improvements to occur, changes need to happen within the brain. This process called neuroplasticity. It is commonly known that physiotherapy and exercise are effective in driving neuroplasticity, but how much should you practice is an important...