Explain the type of support you want from a physiotherapist. Whether you want to improve mobility, manage pain, recover from an injury, or increase independence in daily activities.
We connect you with experienced NDIS physiotherapists who provide personalised care based on your goals.
Your physiotherapist will assess your needs and create a treatment plan that supports your goals and improves your quality of life.
NDIS physiotherapy provides personalised care designed to help participants improve physical function, reduce pain, and enhance independence. Whether the goal is to regain mobility, manage the physical effects of a disability, recover after surgery or injury, or improve strength and flexibility, physiotherapy supports participants to achieve outcomes that matter to them.
Physiotherapists working with NDIS participants have advanced knowledge of how disabilities and chronic health conditions affect the body. They conduct detailed assessments and design treatment plans tailored to each person’s abilities, challenges, and lifestyle. Support focuses on improving movement, promoting functional independence, and increasing confidence in daily activities.
CarePhase connects participants with physiotherapists who deliver goal-oriented care and adapt therapy strategies to suit changing needs and preferences over time.
Your physiotherapist will begin with a thorough assessment of your mobility, balance, strength, posture, and how your physical challenges affect daily life. They will discuss your goals and develop a clear, achievable plan that supports your personal priorities.
You will receive a structured exercise program tailored to your ability level and goals. Exercises focus on improving strength, balance, flexibility, endurance, and coordination. The aim is to make movement easier, safer, and more comfortable, helping you complete daily tasks with less effort and greater confidence.
Your physiotherapist may provide hands-on treatments such as joint mobilisation, muscle stretching, and soft tissue massage. These techniques are used to reduce stiffness, relieve pain, improve range of motion, and support better physical function.
Living with chronic or acute pain can be challenging. Physiotherapists use evidence-based methods including pacing strategies, movement exercises, gentle manual therapies, and pain education to help you manage discomfort and improve quality of life.
Therapy sessions may focus on daily activities such as dressing, moving between a bed and chair, using the bathroom, preparing meals, or completing household tasks. Functional training supports greater independence and promotes safe, confident movement at home and in the community.
Your physiotherapist can assess whether you may benefit from mobility aids such as walking frames, crutches, or wheelchairs. They can recommend appropriate equipment, make necessary adjustments, and teach you how to use aids safely and effectively.
If you are living with a neurological condition—such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, or motor neurone disease—your physiotherapist can provide rehabilitation therapies that support movement control, reduce muscle stiffness, and promote independence.
Participants with breathing difficulties related to conditions such as COPD, asthma, or neuromuscular disorders can benefit from respiratory physiotherapy. Your physiotherapist can provide breathing exercises, airway clearance techniques, and strategies to conserve energy and improve lung function.
Access specialised equipment and receive hands-on support in a professional clinical setting. In-clinic sessions may suit participants seeking a wider range of treatment options or who prefer a clinical environment.
Receive therapy in the comfort and convenience of your own home. At-home sessions are ideal for participants with mobility challenges, transport difficulties, or who prefer familiar surroundings.
Therapy can also take place in community settings such as gyms or local recreation centres. Community-based sessions help develop practical mobility and support independence in real-world environments.
Most participants are matched within one to three business days, depending on provider availability and location.
List your physiotherapy goals, current physical challenges, preferred session setting (clinic, home, community), and any special considerations or preferences.
You can request physiotherapists with specialised experience in particular disabilities, age groups, or therapy methods.
No referral is required to connect with a physiotherapist through CarePhase. However, your physiotherapist may request access to existing medical reports or assessments to better understand your needs.