Adult and neurological physiotherapy in Darwin and remote NT

Physiotherapy for adults living with disability, neurological conditions, injury or age-related change. We see clients in our neurological rehab gym in Winnellie, at home, in hydrotherapy and in remote NT communities from Wadeye to Galiwin’ku. NDIS registered. You can contact us directly, no referral needed.

Physiotherapist supporting an adult client during hydrotherapy at a Darwin pool

Who we see

We often work with adults who have:

  • Neurological conditions such as stroke, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, acquired brain injury and spinal cord injury

  • Cerebral palsy and other lifelong conditions, including adults who need equipment or support at home

  • Falls or a fear of falling, and changes in balance, strength or independence with age

  • Hip and knee osteoarthritis, amputation, and recovery after surgery or a hospital stay

Here’s how we can help

 

NDIS and other funding

We’re a registered NDIS provider and work with participants who are self-managed, plan-managed or agency-managed. We also see clients funded through Support at Home and aged care, private health insurance, a Medicare GP plan, insurance, or privately.

We work with the rest of your care team, including your GP, specialists, support coordinator and other allied health.

Not sure what funding applies to you? Make a referral or call us and we’ll talk you through it.

Woman holding a dumbbell across her shoulder during a strength exercise

Where we see you

In Darwin, we see clients in our neurological rehab gym at Unit 5, 396 Stuart Highway, Winnellie NT 0820, or at home and in the community across Darwin and Palmerston.

In remote NT, our team makes regular visits to communities from Wadeye to Galiwin’ku, plus Alice Springs and Tennant Creek. When you make a referral, let us know where you are and what you need.

 
Adult wheelchair user lifting a dumbbell during a strength session

Group programs

Exercise in a small group, led by our physiotherapists at the Winnellie clinic:

  • Parkinson’s Disease Warriors, for people living with Parkinson’s

  • Falls prevention, for strength and balance

  • GLA:D, for hip and knee osteoarthritis

  • Amputee group, a weekly class in the adult gym

Common questions

Outreach

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