Physiotherapy

Helping you move and stay active
Physiotherapists help people with cerebral palsy and similar disabilities improve movement, strength, and mobility. They support children and adults to learn new skills, improve existing skills, and take part in everyday activities, including sport and recreation.

How we can help

A physiotherapist will assess how you move and find ways to help you achieve your goals. They work closely with you, your family, and carers to provide: 

  • Expert advice on exercise, therapy, and equipment to help you reach your goals 
  • Support to learn new motor skills and improve or maintain your abilities 
  • Guidance on relearning posture and movement skills 
  • Help with seating, movement, and mobility 
  • Access to mobility aids and equipment 
  • Strength-building exercises 
  • Help with managing pain 
  • Support to take part in sports, recreation, and leisure activities 

Let’s work together to help you reach your goals.

We provide physiotherapy for people with cerebral palsy and similar disabilities in one-on-one or group sessions, tailored to your goals, at all CPA centres across NSW and ACT.

Our physiotherapists work closely with our occupational therapists, speech pathologists, and exercise physiologists to provide complete and coordinated care.

NDIS funding

  • Capacity Building - Improved Health and Wellbeing (Category 12)
  • Capacity Building - Improved Daily Living (Category 15)

This service is available at

  • Allambie Heights centre 
  • Alstonville centre 
  • Canberra centre 
  • Croudace Bay Stuart centre 
  • Dubbo centre 
  • East Maitland centre 
  • Erina centre 
  • Kingswood centre 
  • Nowra centre 
  • Orange centre 
  • Penshurst centre 
  • Port Macquarie centre 
  • Prairiewood centre 
  • Roselands centre 
  • Ryde centre 
  • Tuggerah centre
  • Woolongong centre 

Therapy appointments available now!

Our therapy teams are growing, and we have appointments available now across NSW and ACT for people with cerebral palsy and similar physical disabilities, including: 

  • Cerebral palsy 
  • Global developmental delay 
  • Muscular dystrophies 
  • Paediatric acquired brain injury 
  • Paediatric stroke 
  • Rare genetic conditions 

Enquiry form

We will respond as soon as possible, between Monday-Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm