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Personalised Exercise Physiology

Our team of exercise physiologists develop personalised programs based on the latest research to ensure you’re getting the most effective treatment.

Exercise stands out as one of the most powerful, low-cost & widely accessible tools for improving health and reducing chronic disease mortality.

Increasing movement and physical activity is essential to better health outcomes. We encourage doctors to make physical activity assessments a routine part of every patient visit, promoting movement as a key element of preventive care.

NDIS

Yes—we are a registered NDIS provider and we support NDIS participants who are self-managed or plan-managed.

Our services are designed to align with participant goals, focusing on improving functional capacity, independence, and quality of life.

We work with a broad range of participants, including those with:

  • Neurological conditions
  • Intellectual and developmental disabilities
  • Physical impairments and reduced mobility
  • Psychosocial conditions impacting activity and participation

All programs are individually prescribed and adapted to the participant’s needs and goals.

We work closely with support coordinators, plan managers, and allied health teams to ensure coordinated care.

We provide clear communication, goal-aligned programming, and progress updates where required to support participant outcomes.

NIISQ

Yes—we provide Exercise Physiology services for clients with approved NIISQ funding.

Our programs are aligned with recovery goals, focusing on function, independence, and long-term outcomes.

We deliver structured, progressive exercise interventions targeting:

  • Strength, mobility, and functional capacity
  • Pain management and symptom control
  • Return to daily activities and community participation

Programs are tailored to the individual and adapted as recovery progresses.

We maintain regular communication with case managers and treating teams to ensure alignment with the broader rehabilitation plan.

Reporting and program updates are provided as required to support continuity of care.

WorkCover

Yes—we support injured workers under WorkCover Queensland with tailored Exercise Physiology services.

Programs are designed to facilitate safe and efficient return-to-work outcomes.

We focus on:

  • Functional capacity and work-specific conditioning
  • Graduated return-to-work preparation
  • Injury recovery and reconditioning
  • Building confidence in movement and task performance

Programs are aligned with job demands and recovery timelines.

We liaise with WorkCover case managers, employers, and treating practitioners to ensure alignment with return-to-work goals.

Progress reporting and outcome tracking are provided to support decision-making.

Aged Care

Yes—we support older adults under Home Care Packages and privately funded arrangements.

Our focus is on maintaining independence, mobility, and quality of life.

We design programs to support:

  • Strength and balance to reduce fall risk
  • Mobility and functional independence
  • Management of chronic conditions
  • Confidence in movement and daily activities

All interventions are tailored to the individual’s capacity and health status.

We work collaboratively with carers, support workers, and healthcare providers to ensure programs are practical, safe, and consistently implemented.

Updates can be provided to support ongoing care planning.

Private Health

Yes—patients with appropriate extras cover can claim Exercise Physiology services.

We support a broad range of presentations, including:

  • Musculoskeletal injury and post-rehabilitation
  • Chronic disease management (e.g. diabetes, cardiovascular conditions)
  • Weight management and metabolic health
  • General deconditioning and return-to-function goals

All programs are individually prescribed and progressed based on clinical presentation and patient goals.

Patients can be referred via a Chronic Disease Management (CDM) plan (EPC), or seen privately.

Referrals can be submitted via our website and we can assist in coordinating care if required.

GPs

Patients can be referred via a Chronic Disease Management (CDM) plan or seen privately.

Referrals can be submitted via our website. 

Eligible patients can access Medicare rebates for up to 5 allied health sessions per calendar year.

We complete a comprehensive initial assessment, implement an evidence-based exercise program, and provide updates to the referring GP as required.

Our approach is structured and outcomes-focused, with an emphasis on:

  • Evidence-based exercise prescription
  • Functional improvement and long-term self-management
  • Prevention and management of chronic disease

We work collaboratively with the patient’s care team to ensure integrated, patient-centred care.

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SERVICES

Our Exercise Physiology
Services in Brisbane

NDIS Exercise Physiology

Chronic Disease Management

Neurological Rehabilitation

Mobile Exercise Physiology

Injury & Pain Management

Our Service Areas

OUR PLACE OR YOURS?

 

Meet us at our accesible gym or we can come to you: we service the Greater Brisbane regions, including Brisbane City, Ipswich, Logan City, Moreton Bay, and Redland City.​

We Service The Greater Brisbane Region

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Movement Is Our Medicine

If exercise was a pill, it would be the greatest medicine of all time.

Our Testimonials

Katie

I was introduced to Harry at Be Physiology by my son and am so pleased we met.
I have had chronic neck and shoulder pain for well over 5 years and tried a range of treatments. Surgery was looking to be the next option until Harry assessed me and set up a regimen of stretching which has been fantastic.
He explained the biomechanics in Layman’s terms and that helped me understand why I was doing certain stretches and exercises.
Harry is a very knowledgeable and a patient young man. I only wish I had been assessed by him earlier as it would have saved me a lot of discomfort.

Les

Be Physiology has been instrumental in not only helping in slowing any physical decline from Parkinson’s but actually increased my strength.
With that comes improved mobility and self confidence.
All the exercise physiologists are very knowledgeable, caring, respectful, and professional.
I particularly like the support they provide mentoring student physiologists.
Thank you Harry and team.

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Walter White

Manager of good vibes
Being active has taken on a whole new meaning and I am 100% here for it. I like to fink I’m pretty active, and I keep up de vibes during team meetings – just making sure everyone’s hands are always moving (across my butt) because I know dat any exercise is good exercise. I keep close to everyone, real close, just to keep dem on their toes when dey walk by too.
Fings are always better when I am der so if you need some good vibes, I will be der for you.
Brb just going to have a snooze.
Love and licks,
Wally

Ailish Rice

Exercise Physiologist
I have always imagined I would go into a career that combined my passion for exercise with the opportunity to help people, and I found my perfect match in Exercise Physiology!
My role has progressed over the last few years, from coaching gymnastics, to becoming a strength and conditioning coach, and now an Accredited Exercise Physiologist.
As Be Physiology, I can apply my knowledge and skills to support clients living with neurological conditions, chronic illnesses, pain or injuries.

As both a participant and an EP, I have a keen interest in CrossFit, clinical Pilates, women’s health, and all things exercise-related! Ultimately, I am eager to support a diverse range of clients through their rehabilitation and towards their individualised goals, using movement as medicine.
Eddie Carroll

Eddie Carroll

Exercise Physiologist

Growing up, sport and physical activity were simply a part of life and not much has changed since. These days you’ll find me in the gym, playing social volleyball, soccer, or out watching the footy. That lifelong love of movement is a big part of what drew me to Exercise Physiology, and it’s something I bring into every session.

I work primarily with neurological and neurodevelopmental populations, including NDIS participants, and I find this work genuinely rewarding. Seeing someone move better, feel more capable, or achieve a goal they weren’t sure was possible is what drives me as an exercise physiologist.

I’m not focused on a particular diagnosis; I’m focused on the person in front of me. We all have things we want to achieve, and sometimes that means overcoming daily frustrations that others might overlook. I believe in listening, then building a specific program for you.

Exercise is one of the most underutilised tools in healthcare, if you’re ready to use it, I’d like to help!

Benji Wilksch | Mobile Exercise Physiologist

Benji Wilksch

Exercise Physiologist

Hi, I’m Benji! 

I love being able to use my passion for health, fitness, and exercise to support people in moving and feeling their best. As an Exercise Physiologist, I’m lucky to do this every day. Sport and exercise have always played a big role in my life, with interests spanning cricket, athletics, and cross‑country running. These days, you’ll often find me strength training in the gym, running distances from 5km through to marathons, or taking on the occasional HYROX event.

Outside of work, I enjoy catching up with friends over a great coffee or unwinding by playing guitar.

Before joining Be Physiology, I worked as a strength and conditioning coach and group fitness coach. Since graduating university, I’ve stepped into my role as an Exercise Physiologist and strongly believe that movement is medicine — it has the power to make a real difference for a lot of people. I have a particular interest in neurological and musculoskeletal rehabilitation, but ultimately, I’m passionate about helping anyone improve their confidence, function, and quality of life. I’m excited for what the future holds at Be Physiology.

Brittney White

Co-founder / Operations manager
I’m NOT an exercise physiologist, but I do take my hat off to my team and get to admire the work they do each and every day. Be Physiology means that we’re able to apply our passion, and our experience, to make exercise physiology more accessible to the people who need it the most.
You might hear the team describe me as ‘the person who does everything else’, and that can be translated to ‘marketing and operations’. My background is marketing and business, which I’ve lived and breathed since 2011. I’ve worked in both the agency and corporate spaces, across many industries, with many amazing people and now with Be Physiology, I get to explore the health industry further and continue to meet the most incredible people who are the ones to define motivation.
If you’ve met Harry and our amazing exercise physiologists, you’d know that they don’t really need marketing – they’re genuine, have ridiculous amounts of charisma, knowledgeable, and extremely passionate about helping people to be a better version of themselves. But, sometimes getting an introduction is the hardest part and that’s where I come in.
If you want to chat, a coffee, a laugh, I’m always here to make one or all of them happen.
So call me and let’s keep sharing the love!

Harry White

Co-founder / supervisor
The longer you work as an Exercise Physiologist (EP), the more you understand just how amazing exercise is for everyone, without exception. You also get to meet and work with people who have completely changed their lives through their own consistency and determination, this is when you realise that this is more than a job. It saves lives.
My expertise is spinal cord injuries and neurological disorders and helping clients to achieve an improved quality of life through rehabilitation and functional training. Rehabilitation for spinal cord injuries and neurological disorders can be slow but incredibly rewarding for clients when results are achieved, no matter how small. Assisting people through learning useful skills and functional training is the most important role that an EP can play to help people lead a more fulfilled life.
My perspective is different now to when I started, now when I see all the EPs graduating every year and getting excited knowing that they too will get the opportunity to be a part of something special.
Our team is full of people that want to be amazing EPs and who are striving to be the best, there is no better culture than that!