ENHANCING MOBILITY, RESTORING STRENGTH + INDEPENDENCE
Physiotherapy available in-home, in-gym, in-clinic and hydrotherapy.
Call us on 08 8166 4700 or
Email us on enquiries@chcsa.com.au today!
Physiotherapy is essential for NDIS participants as it aims to improve and maintain their physical function, mobility, and independence. We recognise that disabilities can present various challenges, including muscle weakness, pain, limited movement, and coordination issues. Overall, the focus of physiotherapy sessions is on improving your physical health, function, and quality of life. The therapist's role is to assess, treat, educate, and empower you to take an active role in your recovery. They work with you to set achievable goals and provide the necessary tools and guidance to help you reach them. We can answer more of your questions below, just click on the plus symbol to access information.
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Children: 7 - 17
Adult: 18 - 65+ -
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), Intellectual Disability, Physical Disability, Neurological, Developmental Delay, Sensory Issues, Autism and Mental Health.
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Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, Dementia, Muscular Dystrophy, Stroke Rehabilitation, Cognitive Impairment, and more.
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In-Home | In-Gym | Hydrotherapy | In-Clinic
Our experienced physios provide mobile support in the Adelaide Metro areas, they travel to see participants between Gawler, Aldinga, and Mt Barker. Alternatively, you can come see our physios in our clinics (North: Mawson Lakes or South: Seacliff).
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Assessment | Treatment Planning | Hands-On Techniques | Therapeutic Exercises | Education | Home Exercise Programs | Progress Monitoring | Communication | Reports
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Sessions with the physio will be aligned with the participant's NDIS plan goals and objectives to ensure that the services provided are in line with their approved funding and support needs.
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Tailor treatment plans to the unique needs, goals, and abilities of each NDIS participant. Recognising that what works for one person may not work for another, and adapt accordingly.
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Collaborate with the participant and their support network to establish clear, realistic, and measurable goals. These goals should be meaningful and relevant to the participant's life, such as improving mobility, reducing pain, or enhancing independence.
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Consider the participant's physical, emotional, and social well-being. Address not only their physical impairments but also their overall quality of life and participation in community activities.
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Work closely with other healthcare professionals, such as occupational therapists, speech therapists, and psychologists, to provide comprehensive care that addresses all aspects of the participant's health.
BEN BULLIMORE
Years experience as a physio: 6+ years
Specialisations: Stroke Rehabilitation, Intellectual Disabilities, and Chronic Pain Management.
Age group focus: 25 - 70
Key strengths: Exercise-based rehabilitation for those with muscle strength deficits.
My approach to therapy: An active-based approach through functional exercise, in a fun and creative way!
Area of service: Southern Adelaide
JACK BOON
Years experience as a physio: 4+ years
Specialisations: Acquired and Traumatic Brain Injuries, Neurological Conditions (including Cerebral Palsy), Autism Spectrum Disorder, and Parkinson’s.
Age group focus: Children: 7-17 and Adults: 18-65+
Key strengths: Hydrotherapy and providing a unique and effective approach to achieving therapeutic goals.
My approach to therapy: I believe in simplicity and avoiding unnecessary complexity. A straightforward approach often makes it easier to adhere to treatment routines and accomplish goals. While I endorse active/exercise-based treatments, I acknowledge the role of hands-on manual therapy when needed. I find it a privilege to work with individuals in the comfort of their homes, placing a strong emphasis on active listening.
Area of service: Northern and Eastern Adelaide
REKhA PATEL
Years experience as a physio: 6+ years
Specialisations: Neurological conditions, Stroke, Parkinsons, Brain injuries, Multiple sclerosis, Dementia, Autism, Intellectual Disability, and Down Syndrome.
Age group focus: Adults: 20 - 65+
Key strengths: Neurological rehabilitation - manage the symptoms and restore function, regain or maintain maximum movement and functional independence, develop exercise plans to help improve balance and coordination and reduce fall risks, improve overall mobility, behavioural approaches, dementia strategies, lifestyle changes to improve overall physical and mental fitness.
My approach to therapy: My approach to therapy is holistic approach to prevention, diagnosis and therapeutic management of movement disorder to optimise function to enhance the health and welfare of individual and community with professional duty of care, excellence and responsibility.
Area of service: Northern Adelaide
To book an appointment with Rheka, please send through a referral so that the booking can be manually allocated by our team.
JonathAn Norodon
Years experience as a physio: 5+ years
Specialisations: Acquired Brain Injuries, Intellectual Disabilities, Physical Disabilities, Autism, and Mental Health.
Age group focus: Teens: 15-17 and Adults:18-65+
Key strengths: Movement and functional independence, development of personalised exercise plans, and improvement in overall mobility.
My approach to therapy: My approach to therapy centres on empowering participants to achieve greater movement and functional independence, personalised exercise plans tailored to enhance strength and endurance, and comprehensive physiotherapy interventions aimed at reducing pain and discomfort while promoting overall physical and psychological well-being.
Area of service: Northern Adelaide
TOAN LE
Years experience as a physio: 3+ years
Specialisations: Stroke Rehabilitation, Intellectual Disabilities, and Chronic Pain Management.
Age group focus: Adults:18-65+
Key strengths: Movement and functional independence, development of personalised plans, and improvement in overall mobility.
My approach to therapy: I focus on delivering personalised and holistic care to enhance the mobility and overall well-being of individuals with disabilities. I collaborate closely with clients and their support networks to develop tailored therapy plans that empower them to achieve their personal and functional goals.
Area of service: Southern Adelaide
To book an appointment with Toan, please send through a referral so that the booking can be manually allocated by our team.