We specialise in delivering safe and effective exercise programs, individualised to your needs.

An Accredited Exercise Physiologist is a qualified allied health professional who holds a Post-Graduate Degree (minimum 4 years at university). We specialise in delivering safe and effective exercise programs, individualised to your needs. We guide you to achieve your goals through an active approach to treatment, including mobility, stability, strength, movement and lifestyle changes.

Exercise Physiologists follow a strict criteria of professional development required to maintain our accreditation and ensure we stay up to date with new research and initiatives.

• They are university qualified
• They undertake strict accreditation requirements
• They are eligible to register with Medicare Australia, the Department of Veterans’ Affairs and Work Cover and are recognised by most private health insurers
• They can treat and work with all types of people; those who want to improve their health and wellbeing to those unfortunately suffering from a chronic illness.

Accredited Exercise Physiologists have extensive knowledge, skills and experience in clinical exercise delivery and their ability to provide rehabilitation for people with chronic disease and injury.

Accredited Exercise Physiologists and Physiotherapists are both allied health professionals, however AEPs primary focus is to use exercise to prevent, manage and treat complex medical conditions.  AEPs frequently work with conditions such as: heart disease, diabetes, mental illness, delaying cognitive decline, some cancers, lower back pain, osteoporosis and osteoarthritis.

AEPs will utilise their skills in exercise prescription, combined with their training in behaviour change, to empower clients and assist them to manage their health independently.  

• Injury Rehabilitation and Prevention                        
• Chronic Back Pain
• Pre & Post Natal
• Pelvic floor dysfunction, prolapse, incontinence
• Pre & Post Operation rehabilitation Ie; hip replacement, rotator cuff repair, knee arthroscopy.
• Diabetes management
• Heart Health
• Mobility and Strength
• Stability and Balance
• Chronic Condition Management
• Women’s Health
• General Health & Wellbeing