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NDIS Exercise Physiology in Sylvania

If you are looking for exercise physiology in Sylvania, you want support that feels local and practical. You want a team that understands your NDIS plan and your daily life.

At Optimum Health Solutions, our exercise physiologists work alongside physio, OT, speech, dietetics, podiatry and behaviour support. We meet internally to keep your rehabilitation aligned and steady.
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Exercise physiologist assisting a wheelchair user with strength training in Sylvania.

Who We Support with Exercise Physiology in Sylvania

We support NDIS participants across Sylvania who need structured rehabilitation and guided exercise. Our focus is safe movement, recovery, and building strength for daily life.
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 Sylvania

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 Sylvania

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 Sylvania Exercise Physiologist Team

Sam Rundle

Sam Rundle

Regional Manager & Exercise Physiologist

BExSci, BClExPhys

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Clare Caroll

Exercise Physiologist

Bach Ex Sci, M Clin Ex Phys, ESSAM, AES, AEP

Mithil Naidu

Mithil Naidu

Exercise Physiologist

MCEP

Travis Griffith

Travis Griffith

Discipline Area Manager & Exercise Physiologist

BExSc&Rehab

Adam Shephard

Adam Shephard

Exercise Physiologist

BExSc, MExPhys

Britney Pelle

Britney Pelle

Exercise Physiologist

BExSSc, MExPhys

Daryl Saulog

Daryl Saulog

Exercise Physiologist

BExSc, MCExPhys

Luke Caronna

Luke Caronna

Exercise Physiologist

BExSc, MExPhys

Thomas Jackson

Thomas Jackson

Regional Manager & Exercise Physiologist

BExSSc, MExPhys

Liam Farla

Liam Farla

Exercise Physiologist

BHSc (Sp&ExSc), MExPhys

Bryce Hansen

Bryce Hansen

Exercise Physiologist

BExPhys

Cameron Holmes

Cameron Holmes

Exercise Physiologist

M.Ex.Phys, BSc (Sports Science)

Ushan Samarasekera

Ushan Samarasekera

Discipline Area Manager & Exercise Physiologist

B.HSc, M.ExPhys

Jacinta Fletcher

Jacinta Fletcher

Exercise Physiologist

BClinExPhys

Zac Loewe

Zac Loewe

Exercise Physiologist

Bach Ex Sci, M Clin Ex Phys, ESSAM, AES, AEP

Nick Hooker

Nick Hooker

Exercise Physiology

BExSc&Rehab

Mark Cripps

Mark Cripps

Exercise Physiologist

Bach Ex Sci, Mast Clin Ex Phys, AEP

Dane Bowan

Dane Bowan

Exercise Physiologist

BExSc, SEP

Shane Cassel

Shane Cassel

Clinic Director, Behaviour Support Practitioner & Exercise Physiologist

MCExPhys

Tamara Dudfield

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.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, exercise physiology is usually funded under Capacity Building supports when it relates to functional improvement or health and wellbeing goals. Your plan may list Improved Daily Living or Improved Health and Wellbeing. We can review your plan with you and explain how sessions fit within your funding.
Most NDIS participants do not need a GP referral, but your plan must include the correct funding category. If you are unsure, we can check your plan with you. We also work closely with support coordinators in Sylvania.
Yes, we provide clear progress reports that outline rehabilitation progress and functional improvement. These reports can support plan reviews and funding discussions. We focus on measurable changes in strength and daily function.
No, we follow structured pathways to prevent funding burnout and over-servicing. We plan frequency carefully. Our team also meets internally across seven disciplines to ensure supports are coordinated and efficient.

Yes, we offer clinic, community, and home-based sessions across Sylvania depending on your needs.

This helps transfer strength building into real-world settings. We keep sessions practical and focused on daily function.

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