NDIS physiotherapy should do more than provide short sessions of passive treatment. At Drop-In Physio the focus is practical, goal-driven rehabilitation that helps participants move better, manage pain, and increase independence in daily life.
Sebastian brings both physiotherapy expertise and extensive previous experience as a support worker with people living with disability. This background informs a person-centred approach that respects individual goals, capacity and the realities of daily living.
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NDIS participants seeking physiotherapy under their plan
People with physical disability, neurological conditions or complex presentations
Participants wanting to improve mobility, strength, balance or pain management
Those aiming for greater independence in daily activities, community access or transfers
Clients who prefer clear education and active involvement in their own progress
Common presentations include cerebral palsy, stroke, Parkinson’s, autism-related motor challenges, intellectual disability with physical needs, Ehlers-Danlos, post-injury impairment and other complex conditions.
Therapy is built around the participant’s goals rather than generic protocols. Assessment looks at:
Current function, movement quality and physical limitations
Pain, fatigue and factors that affect daily performance
What the participant actually wants to achieve (mobility, transfers, community access, reduced pain, strength)
Treatment prioritises progressive exercise, functional practice and education. Hands-on techniques are used when they support progress, but the emphasis is on building capacity that continues outside of sessions. Plans are realistic and matched to the individual’s energy, support network and environment.
Mobile physiotherapy is available across the Springfield and surrounding areas when clinic attendance is not practical.
Initial assessment
A thorough review of history, current function, goals and any relevant reports or plan details. Movement and capacity are assessed in a way that is respectful and appropriate to the participant.
Clear, collaborative plan
Goals are discussed openly. The program is explained in practical terms so the participant and their support network understand what will be worked on and why.
Progressive sessions
Therapy focuses on measurable improvements in strength, control, mobility or pain. Progress is reviewed regularly and the plan adjusted as capacity changes.
Flexible delivery
Sessions can occur at TotalFusion Lions Springfield or as mobile visits in the home or community setting when that better supports the goals.
Many participants receive therapy that is passive or poorly linked to real-life goals. An exercise and education-focused model that respects the person’s capacity and aims for functional change tends to produce more meaningful outcomes over time.
Previous support work experience means the service is comfortable with complex presentations and understands the broader context of disability support, not just the physical impairment in isolation.
Do you work with NDIS plans?
Yes. Physiotherapy is provided for participants with funding for this support.
Is mobile physio available?
Yes. Home or community-based sessions can be arranged when clinically appropriate and practical.
What conditions do you commonly work with?
A wide range including neurological conditions, physical disability, complex multi-system presentations and participants with intellectual disability who have physical goals.
How are goals set?
Collaboratively with the participant (and support network where appropriate), focusing on functional outcomes that matter to them.
Do you provide reports? Yes. Progress notes and relevant documentation can be supplied to support plan reviews or coordination as required.
Book an assessment or enquire about mobile options. We will discuss your goals, assess current function, and build a practical plan aimed at meaningful progress.


As a physiotherapist, I provide personalised treatment for pain, injury, and post-surgery recovery, offering both clinic and mobile services to help you move better, feel stronger, and return to the activities you love.
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