Ergofix is an accredited NDIS provider. This means we are registered NDIS provider with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.

Ergofix Physiotherapists  work with NDIS participants, support staff, carers, and family, to treat a broad range of conditions across paediatric, pain, neurological, musculoskeletal, and mental health areas.

Our NDIS Physiotherapists can help treat and manage Developmental delays in children, Pain, Neurological conditions, Chronic diseases like diabetes, osteoarthritis, osteoporosis and obesity as well as following a stroke or rehabilitation after surgery.

Ergofix’s approach to Physiotherapy NDIS treatments is centred around personalised care and tailored to the individual. Our team of experienced physiotherapists works closely with participants to develop comprehensive treatment plans that address their specific goals and challenges.

Our Physiotherapy services may include:
• Exercise programs to improve mobility and strengthen muscles
• Joint manipulation and mobilisation to reduce pain and stiffness
• Muscle re-education to improve control
• Advice regarding mobility aids, home based modifications

We have a NDIS service agreement which details the policies, service expectations. This is a requirement as part of our accreditation

An exercise physiologist is a highly trained healthcare professional who specializes in the assessment, design, and implementation of exercise programs tailored to individual needs. They utilize their expertise to help clients improve their overall health, manage chronic conditions, and enhance athletic performance. By conducting comprehensive evaluations, they develop personalized fitness plans that focus on improving strength, endurance, flexibility, and overall functional capacity.

Exercise physiologists can work with a wide range of conditions:
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• cardiovascular disease
• diabetes
• obesity
• arthritis
• respiratory disorders
• other chronic conditions
• those with a disability

These tailored programs not only promote physical health but also contribute to psychological well-being by reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression. Exercise physiologists educate clients on safe exercise practices, ensuring that each movement is effective and reduces the risk of injury. They also monitor progress, making necessary adjustments to keep clients motivated and engaged. The support of an exercise physiologist can be particularly beneficial for individuals recovering from surgery or managing the side effects of treatment for chronic illnesses. Additionally, they play a crucial role in preventive health, helping clients adopt a more active lifestyle that can stave off potential health issues.

At Ergofix, Naomi Watts and Ryan Press have extensive knowledge in this field. Before becoming Physiotherapists, both have undergraduate degrees in Exercise Physiology and have worked in the field for a number of years.