Exercise Physiology In Sylvania
Who We Support With Exercise Physiology in Sylvania
Diabetes management
Heart health
Chronic pain relief
Injury rehabilitation
Weight management
Mental health support
Osteoporosis care
Balance and falls prevention
Exercise Physiology Services Available at Sylvania
Tailored Exercise Plans
Chronic Disease Management
We use movement as medicine. Support for diabetes, heart health, blood pressure, and mental wellbeing simple steps you can stick with.
Rehabilitation Programs
Health Education
We teach the “why.” Understand your body, learn pacing, and see how activity can support independence and maximize autonomy without the overwhelm.
How Exercise Physiology Works at Our Sylvania Clinic
1.
Initial Assessment & Consultation
We talk about your current diet and health history. We discuss what you like to eat and what you want to change.
2.
Treatment Planning
We design a nutrition strategy. This includes setting realistic goals and simple changes to your meals.
3.
Active Treatment & Intervention
You start your new plan. We provide recipes, shopping lists, and tips to make healthy eating easy.
4.
Re-Education & Functional Training
We teach you skills for life. This includes reading food labels, cooking tips, and making smart choices when dining out.
5.
Progress Review & Outcome Measurement
We track your results. We check your energy levels, weight, or blood test results to see what is working.
6.
Maintenance & Prevention
Meet Our Sylvania Exercise Physiologist
Corey Spencer
Exercise Physiologist
M.ClinExPhys (Rehab), B.HealthSci (Sport & Exercise Science)
Clancy Roberts
Exercise Physiologist
BCEP
Adam Shepherd
Exercise Physiologist
BExSc, MExPhys
Dane Bowen
Exercise Physiologist
BExSc, SEP
Clare Carroll
Exercise Physiologist
Bach Ex Sci, M Clin Ex Phys, ESSAM, AES, AEP
Sam Rundle
Regional Manager & Exercise Physiologist
BExSci, BClExPhys
Travis Griffith
Discipline Area Manager & Exercise Physiologist
BExSc&Rehab
Britney Pelle
Exercise Physiologist
BExSSc, MExPhys
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
Shane Cassel
Clinic Director, Behaviour Support Practitioner & Exercise Physiologist
MCExPhys
Tamara Dudfield
Exercise Physiologist
BExSSc, MClExPhys
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NDIS Exercise Physiology in Sylvania
Your NDIS funding and the power of movement
Many people are surprised to learn that the NDIS supports exercise physiology. Because movement is essential for independence, it is often a key part of your capacity building budget.
At our Sylvania clinic, we use the Optimum Roadmap to make sure your funding is used wisely. We map out your rehabilitation plan from the first day. This includes your exercise sessions and our team case conferences. Our therapists talk to each other to make sure your physical activity supports your other goals. We handle the paperwork and the funding complexity so you can focus on feeling better.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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