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We can help with your health condition

Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEP) are experts in the field of health and exercise rehabilitation using the prescription of exercise with a range of health issues and injuries

Health Conditions WE Can Help

Arthritis

Back Pain

Cancer

Chronic Pain

Diabetes 

Heart Health

Injury Rehabilitation

Mental Health

Neuromucular Disease

Obesity

Osteoporosis

Prostate Cancer

Bowel Cancer

Dementia

Lung Conditions

Falls Prevention

Musculoskeletal Disorders

Spinal Injury

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Our AEP's can help you

There are a wide range of reasons why you will benefit from an accredited exercise physiologist. These include treating injury and chronic disease management a range of conditions including:

  • Cardiovascular disease

  • Pulmonary disease

  • Metabolic disease

  • Neurological disease

  • Musculoskeletal disease (including arthritis, osteoporosis/osteopenia, acute and/or chronic musculoskeletal issues)

  • Depression and other mental health conditions

  • Cancer

Accredited exercise physiologists may also assist with:

  • Assessments of functional capacity

  • Advice on lifestyle modification to improve health status

  • Exercise prescriptions for strength and function improvement pre- and post-surgery

  • Workplace assessments.

How are AEP's Qualified?

For an exercise physiologist to be accredited they must complete a 4-year bachelor degree from an Accredited National University Program. They must also work under the code of ethics and complete 20 continuing professional development points annually in alignment is ESSA professional development policy. 

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meet the team

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Haydn

Accredited Exercise Physiologist

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Shane 

Accredited Exercise Physiologist

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brooke

Accredited Exercise Physiologist

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david

Accredited Exercise Physiologist

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