NDIS Exercise Physiology in Liverpool
If you live in Liverpool and have NDIS funding, our exercise physiology team is here to support your rehabilitation journey.
We focus on safe movement, strength building, and functional improvement. You are never doing this alone. Our team works together across disciplines to support your recovery in Liverpool.
We focus on safe movement, strength building, and functional improvement. You are never doing this alone. Our team works together across disciplines to support your recovery in Liverpool.
Who We Support with Exercise Physiology in Liverpool
We support NDIS participants across Liverpool who need structured rehabilitation and guided exercise. Every program is built around your current capacity and recovery needs.
Neurological conditions
Chronic pain
Post-surgery rehabilitation
Musculoskeletal injuries
Cardiovascular conditions
Balance and falls risk
Disability-related deconditioning
NDIS participants needing structured exercise support
Exercise Physiology Services Available at Liverpool
Functional rehabilitation programs
Structured programs focused on movement restoration and strength building. Designed around your current functional level.
Neurological exercise rehabilitation
Targeted exercise to support recovery, coordination, and safe mobility.
Chronic condition exercise management
Supervised exercise to support long-term recovery and improve daily function.
Balance and mobility training
Programs that focus on stability, safe transfers, and reducing falls risk.
How Exercise Physiology Works at Our Liverpool
1.
Initial Assessment & Consultation
We complete a detailed assessment of your movement, strength, and current functional capacity. We review your NDIS plan and recovery goals.
2.
Rehabilitation Planning
Your exercise physiologist designs a structured rehabilitation program. It focuses on recovery, movement restoration, and safe progression.
3.
Active Rehabilitation & Treatment
You complete guided exercise sessions that build strength and improve function. We adjust intensity based on how your body responds.
4.
Re-Education & Functional Training
We practise real-life movements such as transfers, stairs, or community mobility. This supports functional improvement at home and in the community.
5.
Progress Review & Outcome Tracking
We monitor strength, endurance, and mobility changes. Reports can be prepared for NDIS plan reviews when required.
6.
Maintenance & Injury Prevention
Once stability improves, we shift focus to maintaining strength and preventing setbacks. This supports long-term recovery in Liverpool.
Meet Our Liverpool Exercise Physiologist Team
Sam Rundle
Regional Manager & Exercise Physiologist
BExSci, BClExPhys
Clare Caroll
Exercise Physiologist
Bach Ex Sci, M Clin Ex Phys, ESSAM, AES, AEP
Mithil Naidu
Exercise Physiologist
MCEP
Travis Griffith
Discipline Area Manager & Exercise Physiologist
BExSc&Rehab
Adam Shephard
Exercise Physiologist
BExSc, MExPhys
Britney Pelle
Exercise Physiologist
BExSSc, MExPhys
Daryl Saulog
Exercise Physiologist
BExSc, MCExPhys
Luke Caronna
Exercise Physiologist
BExSc, MExPhys
Thomas Jackson
Regional Manager & Exercise Physiologist
BExSSc, MExPhys
Liam Farla
Exercise Physiologist
BHSc (Sp&ExSc), MExPhys
Bryce Hansen
Exercise Physiologist
BExPhys
Cameron Holmes
Exercise Physiologist
M.Ex.Phys, BSc (Sports Science)
Ushan Samarasekera
Discipline Area Manager & Exercise Physiologist
B.HSc, M.ExPhys
Jacinta Fletcher
Exercise Physiologist
BClinExPhys
Zac Loewe
Exercise Physiologist
Bach Ex Sci, M Clin Ex Phys, ESSAM, AES, AEP
Nick Hooker
Exercise Physiology
BExSc&Rehab
Mark Cripps
Exercise Physiologist
Bach Ex Sci, Mast Clin Ex Phys, AEP
Dane Bowan
Exercise Physiologist
BExSc, SEP
Shane Cassel
Clinic Director, Behaviour Support Practitioner & Exercise Physiologist
MCExPhys
Tamara Dudfield
Exercise Physiologist
BExSSc, MClExPhys
New to the Ndis? Book a free Discovery Session!
Every NDIS plan recipient receives a free upfront discovery session to build a customised treatment plan across our range of services. We know you’ve already put a lot of hard work into completing your NDIS plan. To make things easy and clear for you, we align the treatment plan to your NDIS Capacity Building Budget.
Liverpool Clinic Location
Frequently Asked Questions
Is exercise physiology covered under the NDIS?
Yes, exercise physiology is typically funded under Capacity Building – Improved Health and Wellbeing.
If your plan includes this category, you can usually access exercise physiology services in Liverpool. We can help you understand how your funding applies before starting.
Do I need a referral to use my NDIS funding?
No GP referral is required for NDIS-funded exercise physiology.
However, we may communicate with your GP or other health professionals if this supports safe rehabilitation and coordinated care.
Can exercise physiology reports be used for my NDIS plan review?
Yes, progress reports can support your upcoming NDIS review.
We provide clear documentation outlining rehabilitation progress, functional changes, and recommended ongoing supports when needed.
What if I also see other therapists?
That is completely fine and often encouraged.
Our Liverpool team holds internal case conferences across seven disciplines. This helps ensure your rehabilitation plan works alongside physiotherapy, occupational therapy, or other supports.
What happens if I need to cancel an appointment?
We have a 48-hour cancellation policy to protect everyone’s time and funding.
This mutual commitment helps keep your rehabilitation consistent and prevents unnecessary strain on your NDIS budget.
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