Exercise Physiology for NDIS

Exercise physiology services can be funded through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) when they support a participant’s goals and day-to-day function.

At Stronger Path Allied Health, we work with children, adolescents, and adults to build physical capacity in a safe, structured, and practical way.

Who We Support

We support NDIS participants of all ages who may be experiencing:

Reduced strength, mobility, or coordination

Disability-related fatigue or deconditioning

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Chronic pain or movement limitations
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Neurological or developmental conditions

Difficulty participating in daily, school, or community activities

Programs are tailored to the participant’s age, ability level, and individual goals.

How Exercise Physiology Can Help

Exercise physiology may support:

Strength, balance, and coordination development

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Motor skill development for children
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Functional movement for daily activities

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Pain and fatigue management
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Building confidence and independence with movement

For children, sessions may focus on play-based movement, coordination, and building foundational skills.
 For adults, sessions focus on functional strength, independence, and long-term health.

How We Work

At Stronger Path Allied Health:

Programs are individualised and goal-driven

Sessions are adapted as needs change over time

Care is delivered in a calm, supportive environment

Sessions may be delivered in-gym, at home, in hydrotherapy, or via telehealth

We work closely with families, carers, and support coordinators where appropriate.

Referrals and Getting Started

A GP referral is not required for NDIS-funded exercise physiology.

To get started, we usually need:

Confirmation that exercise physiology is funded in your NDIS plan (usually under "Capacity Building")

Confirmation that exercise physiology aligns with your goals

Psychology for NDIS

Psychology services can be funded through the NDIS when they support emotional regulation, behaviour, and daily functioning related to a participant’s disability.

At Stronger Path Allied Health, psychology services are available for children, adolescents, and adults

Who We Support

We work with participants who may benefit from support with:

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Emotional regulation and coping skills
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Anxiety or stress linked to disability
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Behavioural challenges
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Social and communication difficulties
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Adjustment to injury, illness, or life changes

Support is tailored to age, communication style, and individual needs.

How Psychology Can Help

NDIS-funded psychology may support:

Emotional regulation and self-management skills

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Behaviour support strategies
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Social skills and confidence building
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Adjustment and resilience
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Supporting participation at school, work, and in the community

For children, therapy may involve play-based approaches and family involvement.
 For adults, therapy focuses on practical strategies to manage daily life and independence.

How We Work

At Stronger Path Allied Health:

Sessions are collaborative and respectful

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Therapy is practical and skills-focused
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Support is delivered at a pace that suits the participant

Sessions may be delivered in-clinic, at home, or via telehealth

We regularly communicate with families, carers, and support coordinators to ensure care aligns with NDIS goals.

Referrals and Getting Started

A GP referral is not required for NDIS-funded psychology.

To commence services, we may request:

Confirmation that psychology is funded in your NDIS plan (under "Capacity Building")

Confirmation of goals linked to psychological support