- Improving mobility, strength, flexibility, endurance and fitness to enjoy everyday activities
- Building skills and confidence to do things independently such as dressing, self-care, preparing meals
- Enhancing mental health and wellbeing with increased physical activity
- Learning to use public transport Managing pain or symptoms of your condition or disability
- Connecting to the outside world with social media.
Our NDIS physiotherapy goes beyond pain relief and mobility. It empowers you to move, connect, and participate more in everyday life.
At Everyday Independence, our NDIS physiotherapists help you achieve a variety of goals. Whether you’re looking to overcome activity restrictions related to an intellectual or psychosocial disability, improve mobility at home and in the community, or build skills for greater independence in self-care, we’re here to help.
Working closely with your broader therapy team, our physios provide therapy in the places that matter most—at home, school, work, or in the community—helping you create meaningful and lasting improvements in your daily life.
Our Physios Aren’t Your Everyday Physios!
As a registered NDIS therapy provider, our physiotherapists help you create life changing positive change and confidently navigate key life transitions including:
- Starting a new grade or school, job, or starting university
- Improving quality of life and social connectedness
- Accessing recreation, team sports, school PE lessons or the local gym
- Learning to manage change to everyday routines
- Prescribing mobility equipment to help you stand, walk or move around at home and community more independently
- Assessing and prescribing assistive technology.
Getting Started with NDIS Physiotherapy
To begin NDIS physiotherapy, a physiotherapist or your lead therapist visits you at home to get to know you, your family and other members of your support team. Taking a whole-of-life approach, they work with you to set a pathway for positive change.
Not yet funded by the NDIS?
Visit our NDIS pages for guidance on securing your plan funding.
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Start Therapy With a PhysioNDIS Physiotherapy Frequently Asked Questions
How can NDIS physiotherapy help someone with a disability?
It can be a common misconception that physiotherapy is useful only to people recovering from an illness or injury. However, physiotherapy isn’t just about physical movement or pain management—it’s about helping people participate fully in life. Whether an individual needs support with:
- improving movement and mobility
- managing pain
- building social connections and participating in the community
- getting a job or transitioning to school
- enhancing independence and well-being.
What conditions can NDIS physiotherapy help with?
People often associate the benefits of NDIS physiotherapy with those who have sustained physical injury. However, it’s beneficial for people with physical conditions such as:
- Cerebral Palsy
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Spinal Cord Injury
- Acquired Brain Injury.
NDIS Physiotherapy can also help people with activity restrictions caused by intellectual or psychosocial disability such as severe anxiety disorder, schizophrenia, depression, and Autism.
What is assistive technology?
Assistive technology (AT) includes products, systems, devices, and technologies used by people with disability to achieve greater independence, reduce support needs and increase participation in their community.
Our physiotherapists work closely with the individual and their support network to get the right fit for their activities and environments. They assess the person’s abilities and challenges, trial different options, and write a report to request the required NDIS funding for the recommended technology. They also provide training and support to ensure the person can use the technology safely and appropriately.
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