An Exercise Physiologist is an allied healthcare professional who specialises in the study of how exercise affects the body’s function and performance. They have a deep understanding of the physiological responses and adaptations that occur in the body during physical activity and exercise.

Short answer, no. While there is some overlap in their areas of expertise and the populations they work with, EP’s primarily focus on the body’s response to physical activity and exercise and specialise in designing and implementing exercise programs tailored to individuals based on their health goals, medical history, and current fitness level.

You do NOT need a referral to see an exercise physiologist if you are paying for your sessions privately or with your private health insurance. You DO need a referral if you are interested in seeing an Exercise Physiologist under Medicare, DVA, Workcover, CTP, or other Third Party insurance claims.

Yes, if your level of insurance covers you for exercise physiology services. You may need to contact your insurance company to find out.

Yes, we do! We love working with kids whether it be through government funding (i.e. NDIS) or private paying. We can see kids for either injury rehabilitation, physical therapy or general conditioning.

Strength training is very safe for kids of all ages. The key focus for kids is to start with appropriate movement quality before any sort of loading occurs.

Wear appropriate clothing and footwear for exercise (can be exercise specific or loose fitting clothing). It is also a good idea to bring a water bottle, your referral (if you have one), or any other relevant medical information.