Personalised Support to Help You Achieve Your Health Goals

Whether you're living with a disability, managing chronic conditions, or recovering from surgery,
our NDIS-funded exercise physiology services are tailored to your unique needs.
At Kinetic Medicine, we empower you to improve mobility, manage pain, and boost overall well-being.

Our Comprehensive NDIS Services

We offer a range of NDIS-funded exercise physiology services designed to support your unique health journey:

Acquired disabilities:

• Spinal Cord Injury: Tailored exercise programs to improve muscle strength, range of motion, and cardiovascular fitness, focusing on areas affected by the injury.

• Brain Injury: Exercises to enhance balance, coordination, and cognitive function, as well as to manage fatigue and improve overall physical and mental well-being.

• Stroke: Targeted exercises to regain lost motor skills, improve balance and coordination, and enhance cardiovascular health.

Neurological Support:

• Multiple Sclerosis (MS): Exercise programs to manage fatigue, improve muscle strength and balance, and enhance cardiovascular fitness.

• Huntington's Disease: Exercises to maintain mobility, balance, and coordination, as well as to improve strength and flexibility.

• Parkinson's Disease: Exercise programs to improve motor function, balance, and gait, as well as to reduce rigidity and tremors.

• Cerebral Palsy: Exercises to enhance muscle strength, flexibility, and coordination, and to improve gross and fine motor skills.

Psychosocial disability:

Struggling with anxiety, depression, or PTSD?
Our NDIS-registered Exercise Physiologists use movement to improve your mental health.

• Reduce stress and anxiety

• Boost mood and energy

• Improve sleep quality

• Enhance social connection
  

Mobility & Balance Training:

• Osteoporosis: Weight-bearing exercises to improve bone density and reduce the risk of fractures.

• Arthritis: Low-impact exercises to improve joint mobility, reduce pain, and maintain muscle strength.

• Respiratory Conditions: Breathing exercises and low-impact aerobic activities to improve lung function and overall fitness.
  

complex disability:

• Combination of impairments: Tailored exercise programs to address specific needs and goals, such as improving mobility, strength, balance, and cardiovascular health.