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Exercise Physiologists are experts in preventing and managing lifestyle diseases and injury.
Exercise Physiologist
An exercise physiologist (we call it EP for short) can help you whether you are dealing with an injury, disability or just want to live a healthier life through exercise.
An exercise physiologist can work with you to design and implement an exercise and lifestyle improvement program which will aid in the management and prevention of diseases as well as help improve your mobility, strength and functional capacity.
We utilise a unique approach where our therapists work collaboratively to ensure all aspects of your care are covered, for example, both the physiotherapist and dietitian may be required to maximise the effectiveness of the lifestyle modification program.
At Concentric, our exercise physiologists are ESSA Accredited Exercise Professionals who use evidence-based practices to design and implement tailored exercise and lifestyle improvement programs. Our team designs and implements individualised programs to assist in managing chronic conditions, improving functional mobility and strength, and promoting enhanced quality of life and mental well-being.
There are lots of ways a Concentric exercise physiologist can assist you, including:
🏃 Tracking your progress through quarterly assessments and therapy sessions
🚲 Lifestyle and behaviour change
👟 Home exercise programs
🏋️ Training and educating your support network e.g. family and support workers
🏊♂️ Exercise equipment prescription
👨👩👧 Group exercise
💃 Transition to access your community
🤲 Advocating for your inclusion and independence
Did you know that Exercise Physiology services can be funded through NDIS funding under the Improved Health and Wellbeing and Improved Daily Living categories? We also support :
- Workers Compensation and Insurance claims
- Private health
- Medicare care plans
If you would like to find out more about how Concentric exercise physiologists can help you, please contact 1300 148 160 or email support@concentric.com.au.
To refer to a Concentric exercise physiologist, please fill in our online referral form or email referrals@concentric.com.au
FAQ's about Exercise Physiology
What is the difference between exercise physiology and physiotherapy
An Exercise Physiologist (EP) is an ESSA accredited exercise professional who incorporates exercise-based interventions to design and implement individualised exercise programs.
Areas of focus:
- Assist you in managing chronic conditions
- Advocate for your inclusion and participation
- Tailoring and individualised exercise programming
A physiotherapist is a registered allied health professional through AHPRA who specialises in restoring movement and function to individuals affected by injury, illness or disability.
Areas of focus:
- Diagnose and treat
- Mobility and musculoskeletal health
- Rehabilitation and long term management
How do we work together?
- Together we work to slow the functional deterioration in progressive conditions.
- Educate and provide support you and those around you
- Use innovative technology to assist with your goals
- Offer structured and individualised programs to engage you in a more active lifestyle
Why would Exercise Physiology be relevant for me?
An EP designed program involves providing and guiding you through a tailored exercise plan based on your health needs and goals. It may include strength, balance, flexibility, and cardio exercises. Ultimately, the program is designed to improve your physical function, manage health conditions, and enhance your overall well-being and independence. Regular reviews and adjustments are conducted to ensure it stays effective.
How does an Exercise Physiologist at Concentric work as part of the multidisciplinary approach and support?
At Concentric, Exercise Physiologists collaborate within a multidisciplinary team to deliver holistic care. They work closely with physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech pathologists, and other health professionals to ensure integrated treatment plans tailored to each individual's needs.
Key aspects of collaboration include:
- Shared Goal Setting - Aligning rehabilitation and capacity-building goals with input from the entire team.
- Comprehensive Assessment - Combining expertise to address physical, cognitive, and functional challenges.
- Coordinated Care - Ensuring seamless transitions between therapies, such as combining physical exercise with occupational therapy or speech therapy through joint therapy.
- Regular Communication - Ongoing discussions within your team to monitor progress and adjust programs as needed.
How do I know if I can access Exercise Physiology services at Concentric?
Exercise Physiology services can be funded through NDIS funding under the Improved Health and Wellbeing and Improved Daily Living categories? We also support :
- Workers Compensation and Insurance claims
- Private health
- Medicare care plans
Do you offer hydrotherapy classes?
Yes we do. For additional information please visit our dedicated page on hydrotherapy here.
Do you offer Exercise Physiology virtually?
Yes we do offer these services virtually. Please visit our virtual services page to find out more or ask your Exercise Physiologist to arrange this service.
How do I refer myself, a loved one or a client to Exercise Physiology services at Concentric?
We have an online referral form that can be found here.
Alternatively please email referrals@concentric.com.au or phone 1300 148 160.
