Mornington Peninsula NDIS Exercise Physiology
NDIS exercise physiology refers to exercise physiology services delivered to eligible NDIS participants as part of their funded support plan. Physio Inq is a registered NDIS provider, supporting participants who are self-managed, plan-managed or agency-managed across Australia.
Exercise physiology under the NDIS focuses on helping participants build physical capacity, improve function and work towards the independence and participation goals outlined in their plan. Accredited Exercise Physiologists design individualised exercise programs that address the specific functional impacts of a participant’s disability, delivered in environments that are practical and meaningful to their daily life.
Our NDIS exercise physiologist clinicians with experience supporting participants across a wide range of disability types, including neurological conditions, physical disability, intellectual disability, autism spectrum disorder, acquired brain injury and complex health needs.
Our NDIS exercise physiology services include:
- Individualised exercise programs aligned to NDIS capacity building goals
- Strength, balance and mobility programs to improve daily function
- Cardiovascular fitness programs tailored to disability and health status
- Exercise programs for neurological conditions, including Parkinson’s and MS
- Physical activity support for participants with mental health conditions
- Exercise programs for participants with intellectual disability
- Fatigue management through graded exercise programs
- Support for participants transitioning to independent exercise
- Carer and support worker education on exercise program implementation
- Progress reporting and documentation for NDIS plan reviews
All programs are developed collaboratively with the participant, their support coordinator and, where relevant, other members of their allied health and care team.
How We Deliver Exercise Physiology
Physio Inq delivers exercise physiology across three service channels, ensuring flexible, accessible support regardless of location or circumstances.
In Your Home
Home-based exercise physiology allows sessions to take place in the environment where the client lives and functions. Our exercise physiologists design programs using available home space and equipment or bring portable equipment as needed, ensuring exercise is practical, achievable and immediately relevant to daily life.
Removing the need to travel to a clinic is particularly important for clients managing fatigue, mobility limitations, disability or complex health conditions, where the demands of attending a clinic can be a significant barrier to consistent exercise participation.
Not sure which delivery option suits your client or situation?
Contact our team on 1300 731 733 or use our Make a Referral Form and we'll help find the right approach for your health goals.
In Your Community
For clients who prefer to exercise in a community setting, our exercise physiologists can deliver sessions in local parks, gyms, community centres and supported accommodation environments. Community-based sessions support social participation goals and can be particularly motivating for long-term exercise adherence.
Online (Telehealth)
Telehealth exercise physiology is available for program delivery, coaching, progress reviews and education sessions. It is effective for many aspects of exercise prescription and is particularly useful for clients in regional or remote areas, or for regular check-ins between in-person sessions.
Not sure which delivery option suits your client or situation?
Contact our team on 1300 731 733 or use our Make a Referral Form and we'll help find the right approach for your health goals.
Who We Support
Physio Inq’s NDIS exercise physiology services support participants across all ages, disability types and plan management arrangements.
NDIS Participants: All Plan Types
We support self-managed, plan-managed and agency-managed participants. Our team handles all invoicing and reporting in line with NDIS guidelines and communicates directly with support coordinators and plan managers throughout service delivery.
Participants with Physical Disability
We design exercise programs for participants living with physical disability, focusing on improving strength, mobility, endurance and functional independence in daily activities. Programs are adapted to the participant’s physical capacity and delivered in their preferred environment.
Participants with Neurological Conditions
Our exercise physiologists have experience working with participants living with cerebral palsy, stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, acquired brain injury and other neurological conditions. Programs use evidence-based approaches to support neuroplasticity, maintain function and manage condition-specific challenges.
Participants with Mental Health Conditions
For NDIS participants living with psychosocial disability or mental health conditions, exercise physiology provides structured, supportive physical activity programs that build confidence, routine and wellbeing alongside physical fitness.
Support Coordinators and Plan Managers
We work closely with support coordinators and plan managers to streamline referrals, provide timely progress reports and ensure services are well-coordinated with the participant’s broader support network.
Families and Carers
Our exercise physiologists provide practical guidance for families and carers on how to support participants to continue their exercise program safely and effectively between sessions.
If you are supporting a family member and would like to discuss their needs before making a referral, we welcome that conversation. Contact our team on 1300 731 733 or use our online Make a Referral Form.
Where We Provide NDIS Exercise Physiology
Physio Inq delivers exercise physiology services across Australia, with exercise physiologists operating in metropolitan, regional and rural areas.
We currently service clients in:
Not sure if we service your area?
Coverage varies by location and is expanding regularly. If you are unsure whether a exercise physiologists is available in your area, we encourage you to get in touch. Our team will confirm availability or discuss alternative options, including Telehealth, to ensure you or your client can still access support.
Call us on 1300 731 733 or use our online Make a Referral Form and our team will be in touch within 48 hours.
Our Approach to NDIS Exercise Physiology
Our process is simple and people-centred.
- Initial Assessment: We listen to your needs, reviewing your goals and capabilities, including the day-to-day tasks you want to feel more confident doing.
- Personalised and Accessible Plan: Together, we develop an exercise plan that fits your NDIS funding and daily routine, so it’s easier to stay consistent without disrupting your life.
- Regular Sessions: We guide you through exercises safely, adjusting as you progress, and supporting you at a pace that feels comfortable.
- Progress Reviews: We provide regular updates and communicate with your support coordinator or therapy team to reduce admin stress and keep everyone aligned.
Disabilities and Conditions We Support Under the NDIS
Our NDIS exercise physiologists support people living with a wide range of disabilities and health needs, recognising that movement challenges can look different for every person. This includes:
- Intellectual disabilities
- Neurological conditions such as stroke, cerebral palsy or multiple sclerosis
- Mental health conditions
- Physical disabilities or mobility limitations
- Genetic and developmental conditions
- And many other complex or combined needs
Every program is focused on your goals and delivered in a safe, encouraging environment. Whether you’re looking for exercise physiology Melbourne-wide or somewhere else, we make sure that the support we provide fits your daily life, not the other way around.
Development Areas Included in Our Sessions
For NDIS participants, our exercise physiologists can help in several ways.
- Everyday Movement and Confidence: Exercise physiology programs are designed to support everyday movement, like walking, getting in and out of bed and more.
- Strength and Fitness Support: Goal-directed strength and fitness activities can help you feel steadier and more capable when completing tasks like carrying groceries or going up the stairs.
- Mobility and Postural Control: Support may focus on improving mobility, function, and postural control, making sitting, standing and moving feel safer when possible.
- Weight Management Support: Guidance around weight management may be included, supporting gradual weight loss or weight gain based on individual needs and circumstances.
- Healthy Lifestyle Education: Education supports the development of realistic and sustainable routines that can be maintained over time.
Beyond these areas, exercise physiology support can also assist with managing co-existing conditions and long-term health concerns while considering energy levels and capacity. Support may also encourage participation in sports or leisure activities, helping people stay connected, be involved in meaningful community activities, and much more.
