REGISTERED NDIS PROVIDER
NDIS support built around your goals
The Physiology Collective provides individualised Exercise Physiology and Occupational Therapy services for NDIS participants across Brisbane’s Bayside.
We work with children, adolescents and adults to support physical capacity, independence and participation in everyday life. Your goals, preferences, communication needs and choices guide the support we provide.
Clinic appointments • Home visits • Community-based sessions • Hydrotherapy
NDIS services available through TPC
The Physiology Collective is a registered NDIS provider for Exercise Physiology. We welcome NDIA-managed, plan-managed and self-managed participants for services covered by our registration.
Our Occupational Therapy services are currently available to plan-managed and self-managed participants.
Not sure whether we can work with your funding arrangements? Contact our team before submitting a referral and we will help you understand the available options.
Exercise Physiology
NDIA-managed - Plan-managed - Self-managed - Clinic, mobile and hydrotherapy options - NDIS Reporting
Occupational Therapy
Plan-managed - Self-managed - Functional Capacity Assessments - Assistive Technology - Minor home modifications - NDIS reporting
NDIS at The Physiology Collective
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NDIS Exercise Physiology
Build physical capacity, mobility, balance and confidence for meaningful everyday activities.
NDIS Occupational Therapy
Functional assessments and recommendations to support safety, independence and participation.
Getting Started
Understand referrals, intake, service agreements, assessments and what happens next.
Refer a Participant
A straightforward referral pathway for participants, families, support coordinators and healthcare professionals.
Fees and Funding
Find information about pricing, funding arrangements, provider travel, reports and cancellations.
Rights, Feedback and Resources
Access your Participant Welcome Book, rights information, complaints options and important documents.
Support connected to everyday life
NDIS-funded allied-health support should relate to the functional impact of your disability and the goals that matter in your life. We use assessment, individual recommendations and regular reviews to connect exercise or occupational therapy with meaningful outcomes.
Build or maintain strength, balance, coordination, cardiovascular capacity and confidence with movement.
Develop the physical or functional capacity needed for tasks at home, work, school and in the community.
Work towards goals involving walking, wheelchair mobility, transfers, falls prevention and moving through different environments.
Build the capacity and confidence required to participate in recreation, social activities and the wider community.
Develop practical skills, strategies and physical capacity that may support greater choice and independence.
Establish realistic strategies for continuing movement, physical activity and meaningful routines over time.
Where support can happen
The most appropriate location depends on your goals, clinical needs, access requirements and available funding.
Some participants benefit from our private and supportive Manly West clinic, while others may require services at home, in the community or at a suitable local pool. We will discuss the available options with you before services begin.
In our Manly West Clinic
In your home
In the community
In the pool
A person-centred approach
Working Together to Support You
Your choices guide your support
We recognise that every participant brings different abilities, goals, identities, communication styles and experiences.
We take time to understand what is important to you and how you would like your services to be delivered. You can ask questions, request changes, involve a trusted person and provide feedback at any time.
Our approach includes:
• Clear explanations and informed consent
• Choice in how information is communicated
• Adaptations for mobility, fatigue, pain and sensory needs
• Mobility aids and assistive equipment welcomed
• Support people welcomed with your consent
• Neurodiversity-affirming care
• Collaboration with your wider team when authorised
• No judgement about body size, appearance or exercise history
How to get started
1. Make an enquiry or referral
Contact us yourself or ask a family member, support coordinator or healthcare professional to submit a referral.
2. We confirm suitability and funding
We discuss your goals, requested service, location, plan-management type and any accessibility requirements.
3. Complete your initial assessment
Your clinician learns about your current function, priorities and support needs.
4. Agree on your support plan
We discuss recommendations, service frequency, fees, responsibilities and review arrangements before ongoing services begin.
Download your Participant Welcome Book
Our Participant Welcome Book explains what you can expect when receiving services from The Physiology Collective.
It includes information about your rights and responsibilities, privacy, consent, safety, fees, cancellations, service changes, feedback and complaints.
You can download a copy, request a printed copy from our clinic or ask us to provide the information in another format.
Your feedback is welcome
You have the right to provide feedback, raise a concern or make a complaint without being treated unfairly or having your services negatively affected.
You can speak with our team, complete our online form, provide feedback anonymously or ask a family member, advocate or support person to assist you.
You can also contact the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission directly if you are concerned about the quality or safety of an NDIS support or service.
Not sure where to begin?
Contact our team and tell us what support you are looking for. We can explain our services, current availability, funding arrangements and referral process before you decide whether to proceed.
