NDIS Physiotherapy Sunshine Coast

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• Our Team

Our Team

Imogen Adcock – Physiotherapist

As a Paediatric Physiotherapist, I am passionate about enhancing the wellbeing of children and making meaningful, positive impacts on their lives.

I enjoy supporting children at all stages, from newborns reaching their gross motor milestones to teens and young adults achieving their personal goals. I strongly believe that every child deserves the opportunity to thrive.

I work with a variety of conditions, including cerebral palsy, Duchenne’s muscular dystrophy, acquired brain injuries and neurodevelopmental disorders. With experience in major trauma children’s hospitals in the UK and community settings in Australia, I specialise in neonates and neuro-rehabilitation, with a keen interest in conditions like torticollis, Erb’s palsy and developmental delays.

Outside of work, I enjoy exploring new places, hiking and trying my hand at surfing. Travel, adventure and outdoor activities fuel my passion for life.

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Georgina Turner – Therapy Assistant

I’m a Disability Support Worker for Programs and a Therapy Assistant for the Clinical Team. I have experience working with children and young people with various disabilities and have a particular passion for supporting those with autism.

My qualifications include an Advanced Diploma in Children Services. I am passionate about fostering positive, strength-based relationships, as I believe connections help young people feel safe, secure and supported. By creating this environment, we enable young people to develop essential life skills for the future while of course bringing laughter and fun into the program space!

Outside of work, I love animals. A fun fact about me is that I previously worked training assistance dogs for children with disability.

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Improving your strength, movement and flexibility can boost your quality of life and open up your world to new experiences. Whatever your age or health conditions, our physiotherapy services will enable you to build your movement skills, take part in new activities and achieve the physical goals that are important to you.

Our experienced physical therapists will work closely with you and the people who support you – like parents, teachers and employers – to achieve your desired physical goals. These might be focused on movement or activities at home, in the classroom, at work or out in the community.

For children, we’ll work with you to be as independent, confident and strong in your bodies as you can be. Whether it’s riding a bike or playing with friends, playing sport or swimming in the pool, you’ll improve your ability to move and set up healthy exercise practices for life. As you get older your needs change, and our physiotherapists provide advice on the right exercises, movements and equipment for your situation and life stage. You’ll gain confidence and feel empowered to learn new skills at any age.

A physiotherapy assessment will look at the way you move around different environments in everyday life. It will assess how your body functions, the strength of your muscles, your balance and your fitness. Face-to-face sessions will establish therapy goals and the strategies and exercises needed to learn new skills. You can then build upon what you’ve learned with a consistent, daily routine when you’re back in your natural environment.

It’s never too early or too late to work with a physical therapist, whether it’s managing the physical needs of your daily routine, or setting a goal to try something new. 

Achieve physical goals with physiotherapy

It’s never too early or too late to work with a physical therapist, whether it’s managing the physical needs of your daily routine, or setting a goal to try something new. 

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Our physiotherapy locations in Queensland

Northcott Brisbane North

Northcott Brisbane South

Northcott Gold Coast

Northcott Sunshine Coast

Northcott Logan

Northcott Ipswich

Northcott Toowoomba

Physical skills

Called ‘gross motor skills’, these cover whole body movements used to do everyday activities like standing, walking, running and jumping. It includes hand-eye coordination like throwing or kicking a ball, as well as riding a bike or swimming. For children, learning these skills will enable them to move more and take part in social play activities.

Getting around

Using tailored exercises to work on your muscle strength, flexibility, balance, coordination and walking will improve your mobility. This will give you the ability to stand, walk or move around more easily and independently.

Recovery from surgery or illness

Rehabilitation will build your strength and skills after you’ve undergone surgery or experienced illness so you can function more independently.

Hydrotherapy

Take part in exercises and activities in warm water which will reduce pain and stiffness.

Exercise opportunities and programs

Enhance your health and wellbeing with access to sport or recreation opportunities in the community, like pilates, yoga or PE lessons at school, along with home or gym exercise programs.

Get more time and support to achieve your goals

You can achieve your goals faster by working with an Allied Health Assistant (AHA). An AHA works under the guidance of your physiotherapist, supporting the program your therapist has created for you. The affordability of an AHA gives you more time to work on your goals. Our AHA’s are either qualified with a Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistant, studying their undergraduate degree to become Allied Health Professionals, or both.