Written by Emma Keleher, Accredited Exercise Physiologist, AllCare Physiotherapy. Emma holds a Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology from Deakin University and is an ESSA member. She works with people managing chronic conditions, neurological disorders, injuries, and general deconditioning, and brings a background as an elite hammer thrower who has represented both Tasmania and Australia, giving her a genuine understanding of what it takes to train, recover, and move well at every level.

"Exercise is medicine."

At AllCare, Exercise Physiology services are available with an Accredited Clinical Exercise Physiologist. If you want to know more, see the information below or navigate to our team page.

Exercise Physiologists are university-qualified allied health professionals. They specialise in designing, delivering and managing safe and effective exercise interventions for people with chronic conditions, injuries or disabilities, as well as creating exercise programs for the general population.

An Exercise Physiologist creates tailored, evidence-based programs to support you and your individual goals. Whether you would like advice or ongoing treatment for a chronic condition, assistance with injury recovery, or help with exercising for long-term health.

Musculoskeletal injury, Neurological conditions, Cardiovascular disease, Chronic pain, Disability and NDIS, Osteoporosis or osteopenia, Arthritis, Spinal cord injury, Mental health, Cancer recovery, Metabolic conditions, Falls risk, Hypermobility, Chronic fatigue, and more.

At AllCare, Exercise Physiology can be used for multiple different services depending on your condition, ability and goals. An initial assessment is the first step, where we get to know you, understand your background and medical history, and your current function.

Services available include: