NDIS Manual Therapy

Our physiotherapists focus on using hands-on techniques to assess, treat, and manage physical conditions, promoting recovery and improving movement through manual therapy.

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What is NDIS Manual Therapy?

At Power Physio, our NDIS manual therapy services, also known as NDIS massage services, involve hands-on techniques to assist in relieving pain, improving mobility, and restoring function. Our skilled physiotherapists use a range of techniques, including joint mobilisation, soft tissue massage, and stretching, to address muscle tension and joint stiffness. Each session is tailored to the individual’s needs, helping to promote recovery, reduce discomfort, and support long-term physical wellbeing. Manual therapy is especially effective in managing pain, enhancing movement, and complementing exercise-based rehabilitation.

How do we provide NDIS massage services?

We provide convenient and professional NDIS massage services in the comfort of your home. Our team brings everything needed, including a portable massage table, massage lotion, hygiene tools like gloves and wipes, and any additional equipment required for your treatment. We create a safe and hygienic environment, ensuring you feel at ease while we deliver personalised hands-on care to address your specific needs. This mobile approach allows us to provide high-quality, tailored treatment that fits seamlessly into your schedule.

Types of manual therapy

  • Massage - hands on pressure for muscles (e.g. deep tissue massage for shoulder)

  • Mobilisation - gentle, repetitive joint movements (e.g. passive movement of the shoulder joint)

  • Manipulation - quick, controlled joint movements (e.g. a spinal adjustment to relieve back pain)

  • Static stretching - holding muscles in a stretched position (e.g. holding a hamstring stretch)

  • Muscle energy technique - use muscle contractions (e.g. hip flexor release through resistance)

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