Exercise physiologists

Offering accredited exercise physiologist services

AEPs are recognised allied health professionals and are specialists in their field – displaying a diverse range of knowledge and skills in health, exercise and sport.

Accredited exercise physiologists (AEP)s specialise in clinical exercise interventions for people at high risk of developing, or with existing, chronic and complex medical conditions and injuries.

These interventions are provided through:

Our AEPs are registered providers within the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and provide both hands-on treatment and exercise prescribed rehabilitation to people with acute or chronic disabilities.

Valid general practitioner referrals are required for all third party claims.

Meet our exercise physiologist

AEPs are university-qualified and undertake strict accreditation so they can treat and work with all types of people, from those who want to improve their health and wellbeing to those living with a chronic disease.

As such, AEPs are eligible to register with Medicare Australia, the Department of Veterans Affairs and WorkCover, and are recognised by most private health insurers.

AEPs have the skills and experience to prescribe exercise for chronic disease and injury.

AEPs treat and manage a broad range of conditions across the health spectrum.

Anyone with any one of the following health conditions should consider an AEP:

arthritis asthma cancer cardiovascular disease cerebral palsy COPD depression diabetes falls or poor balance fibromyalgia high blood pressure

impaired glucose tolerance lower back pain multiple sclerosis musculoskeletal conditions obesity occupational injury osteoporosis postural imbalance pre and post surgery stroke.

chronic disease management weight loss complex musculoskeletal injuries behaviour change counselling improved body competition technique sessions for power and Olympic lifting

chronic pain treatments (lower back specialist) sport-specific training (prehab/rehab) develop exercise programs for healthy populations falls minimisation