Physiotherapy

Physiotherapist supporting a client with movement and rehabilitation

The Rehab Centre


Physiotherapy

At The Rehab Centre , we provide comprehensive, high-quality physiotherapy services tailored to individuals seeking improved movement, independence, and overall quality of life.Move more comfortably, build physical capacity and take part in the activities that matter to you. TRC provides personalised, evidence-informed physiotherapy for people with disability, persistent pain, injuries and mobility challenges. Our physiotherapists take time to understand your goals, abilities and everyday environment. Together, we develop a practical plan that supports meaningful progress and long-term self-management. Our clinic specialises in NDIS physiotherapy and musculoskeletal (MSK) rehabilitation, using a personalised and evidence-based approach to care.

We understand that no two individuals are the same, which is why every treatment plan is carefully designed around each client’s specific needs, goals, and lifestyle.

Our  approach

Our team of experienced physiotherapists bring extensive clinical expertise in NDIS, chronic pain, musculoskeletal conditions, and complex disability care. We are committed to delivering effective, evidence-based treatment that focuses on meaningful, long-term outcomes. Our clinicians continually engage in professional development to ensure we provide the highest standard of care using current best practices.

We also take a multidisciplinary team (MDT) approach, working closely with Occupational Therapists, support coordinators, carers, and other allied health professionals. This collaborative model ensures all aspects of care are aligned—from physical rehabilitation and mobility to daily living skills and independence—resulting in more consistent and effective outcomes for our clients.

Our philosophy centres on achieving meaningful functional outcomes—helping clients not just feel better but move better and live more independently. We combine hands-on therapy, targeted exercise programs, and education to empower individuals to take control of their physical health. Whether someone is recovering from injury, managing a chronic condition, or living with a disability, our goal is to support long-term progress and improve participation in everyday life.

NDIS physiotherapy

Our NDIS physiotherapy services are designed to help participants build or maintain physical skills, independence and participation. Therapy is linked to the participant’s disability-related needs, goals and everyday activities.

Following an initial assessment, your physiotherapist may recommend:

  • Individualised strength, balance, mobility and conditioning programs
  • Gait, transfer and functional movement training
  • Strategies to improve safety and confidence at home and in the community
  • Support-worker or carer education to help carry strategies into daily routines
  • Home programs and practical self-management resources
  • Progress measurement and reports that explain outcomes, ongoing needs and recommendations
  • Collaboration with occupational therapists, support coordinators and other members of the care team

Recommendations are based on clinical assessment and current evidence. NDIS funding decisions are made by the NDIA and depend on the participant’s individual circumstances and plan.

Complex disability and neurological rehabilitation

People living with complex disability or neurological conditions may experience changes in movement, strength, balance, coordination, fatigue and mobility. We provide structured, individualised rehabilitation that focuses on safe movement and practical function.

Therapy may support transfers, walking, posture, physical conditioning, movement efficiency and participation in daily activities. We work collaboratively with the participant, family, support team and other health professionals to promote consistency across settings.

Persistent pain and physical conditioning

Persistent pain can affect movement, sleep, confidence, work and everyday participation. Our approach is active, paced and person-centred. We help you understand contributing factors, gradually build activity tolerance and develop strategies that support safe, sustainable movement.

Your program may include graded activity, strengthening, mobility work, pacing, goal setting and education. Treatment is adjusted to your response and focuses on function and self-management rather than quick fixes.

Musculoskeletal physiotherapy

We assess and treat conditions affecting muscles, joints and soft tissues, including back or neck pain, arthritis, postural concerns and work- or sport-related injuries. Treatment is tailored to the findings of your assessment and may include exercise rehabilitation, movement retraining, education and clinically appropriate hands-on techniques.

Our aim is to help you return to meaningful activities, improve physical capacity and reduce the likelihood of recurring problems.

Balance, falls prevention and mobility

A fall or fear of falling can reduce confidence and independence. We assess balance, strength, walking, transfers and relevant environmental factors, then develop a program suited to your needs and level of ability.

Support may include balance retraining, lower-limb strengthening, gait practice, transfer training, advice about mobility aids and education for safer everyday movement. Where appropriate, we collaborate with occupational therapy and other health professionals.

Funding and referrals

  • NDIS

    Services may be accessed when physiotherapy is relevant to your disability-related needs and available funding. We work with self-managed, plan-managed and NDIA-managed participants, subject to service eligibility and agreement.

  • DVA

    Eligible Veteran Card holders may access physiotherapy with a valid referral and in accordance with current DVA requirements.

  • Medicare

    Eligible patients may be able to claim a Medicare rebate when referred under an applicable Medicare arrangement. Eligibility and out-of-pocket costs should be confirmed before the appointment.

  • Private clients

    Private appointments are available without NDIS funding. Contact our team for current fees and appointment availability.

Take the Next Step Towards Better Movement

Whether you want to move with greater confidence, manage a long-term condition or return to an activity you value, our physiotherapy team is ready to help.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about NDIS, DVA, Medicare and private physiotherapy at The Rehab Centre.

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Physiotherapy can improve movement, strength, balance, mobility and physical confidence. It may also support pain management, falls prevention, recovery after illness or injury, and greater independence in everyday life.

Your physiotherapist will discuss your health, mobility, daily challenges and personal goals. They will complete an assessment and develop a practical treatment plan designed around your needs, preferences and funding arrangements.

Private and NDIS clients can generally contact TRC directly. DVA and Medicare-funded services require an eligible referral. Our team can help you confirm what is needed.

This depends on your goals, assessment findings, progress and funding arrangements. Your physiotherapist will discuss a recommended plan and review it with you regularly.

Physiotherapy may be funded when it relates to your disability, supports your functional goals and meets the NDIS funding criteria. Our team can help you understand your plan and confirm whether physiotherapy can be accessed using your available funding.

We provide personalised assessments, mobility and balance training, strength programs, falls prevention, pain-management strategies, equipment recommendations and ongoing therapy to help participants achieve meaningful goals.

You can generally contact TRC directly for NDIS physiotherapy. A support coordinator, plan manager, family member or healthcare professional may also make a referral with your consent.

Yes. We welcome eligible DVA Gold and White Card holders. Access to DVA-funded physiotherapy depends on your eligibility, clinical needs and referral requirements.

Yes. DVA-funded allied health services generally require a referral from a GP, medical specialist or authorised hospital discharge professional. We can help you understand what information is required before your first appointment.

Eligible Veteran Card holders are generally not charged a gap fee for approved DVA-funded physiotherapy services. Our team will confirm your eligibility and referral before treatment begins.

Physiotherapy may be available through Support at Home or the Commonwealth Home Support Program when it is included in your assessed needs and support plan. Funding, service availability and participant contributions may vary.

Our physiotherapists can help older people maintain strength, improve balance and mobility, reduce falls risks, recover after hospitalisation and remain safer and more independent at home.