Physiotherapy Built Around Your NDIS Goals
Living with a disability can affect how you move, exercise, communicate, or manage everyday tasks. Physiotherapy can focus on the physical challenges that matter most to you.
Your sessions can be shaped around practical goals such as improving transfers, walking, balance, coordination, strength, or general physical capacity. Depending on your needs, therapy may take place at home or within a rehabilitation setting.
NDIS Physiotherapy Support Areas
Mobility and Walking Training
Functional Movement Practice
Strength and Conditioning
Balance and Falls Prevention
Spasticity Management
Neurological Rehabilitation
Transfer and Positioning Skills
Exercise Program Development
Physical Capacity Building
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Who can access Physiotherapy through the NDIS?
NDIS participants may access physiotherapy when it relates to their disability-related needs and aligns with the supports and goals outlined in their plan.
Q2. What can NDIS physiotherapy help participants work toward?
Therapy may support goals involving mobility, physical capacity, balance, transfers, exercise participation, independence, and managing disability-related movement difficulties.
Q3. Are NDIS Physiotherapy sessions available outside a clinic?
Home-based physiotherapy may be appropriate for participants who require therapy within their usual environment or have specific functional needs.
Q4. Can my physiotherapist work with my support team?
With appropriate consent, physiotherapists can collaborate with relevant professionals and support workers to maintain a coordinated approach to your rehabilitation goals.