Physiotherapy that fits into everyday life.
Mobile & home Physiotherapy in Melbourne.
At Four Point Therapy, we take a considered approach to delivering our Physiotherapy services — in real-world environments that fit naturally into everyday life. This could be at home, in the gym, in hydrotherapy settings, out in the community, or wherever support will be most practical and effective for the Participant.
A more thoughtful way to deliver therapy.
We don't operate on a "next available" model. Every referral is reviewed by our Intake and Admin team, and we take the time to match each Participant with the most suitable Physiotherapist based on their goals, support needs, environment and personality. Getting that match right from the beginning builds trust, keeps people engaged and supports more consistent progress over time. Our Physiotherapists also place a strong focus on building genuine relationships with Participants, families and support networks — helping create therapy that feels collaborative, supportive and sustainable long term.
Flexible, mobile therapy — built around you.
No two Physiotherapy sessions look the same, and that's intentional. Some Participants prefer the familiarity and comfort of home, where our Physiotherapists bring all equipment needed and work with whatever space is available. Others benefit from sessions in the community — hydrotherapy pools, gyms, leisure centres, parks, schools or workplaces. The environment is always chosen based on what will be most practical, motivating and effective for that individual. We also offer in-clinic and Telehealth services where appropriate.
What Physiotherapy looks like with us.
Every session starts with understanding the individual — how they're feeling, what they're finding difficult, what their goals are and what support will make the biggest difference in everyday life. Our Physiotherapists are experienced across both hands-on manual therapy and active movement-based approaches, including exercise prescription, strength programs and functional rehabilitation. For acute presentations, sessions may focus on pain management, mobility, recovery and hands-on treatment. For longer-term conditions, therapy often centres around building strength, endurance, balance and functional capacity through progressive movement-based programs. There is no baseline level of fitness or physical capacity required — sessions are adapted to each individual, regardless of diagnosis, presentation or current ability level.
The supports we provide.
Every Participant's goals, circumstances and priorities are different. Our Therapists take the time to understand what's important to them, delivering support that's practical, evidence-based and tailored to their individual needs.
Pain management and physical function
- Pain management and reduction strategies
- Joint mobilisation, massage and soft tissue release
- Improving range of motion and reducing stiffness
- Hands-on manual therapy for acute and sub-acute presentations
- Postural support and movement retraining
- Managing chronic pain and long-term physical conditions
Exercise and rehabilitation
- Personalised exercise prescription and home programs
- Strength, balance and flexibility training
- Muscle re-education and postural improvement
- Gait training and falls prevention
- Hydrotherapy and gym-based programs
- Airway clearance techniques and breathing exercises
- Functional rehabilitation following illness, injury or surgery
- Building endurance, coordination and mobility
Movement and functional independence
- Real-life movement practice and functional capacity building
- Rehabilitation programs designed around everyday life
- Transfer training and movement strategies
- Falls prevention and mobility confidence
- Chronic disease and long-term condition management
- Increasing independence in everyday tasks and routines
Mobility, equipment and assistive technology
- Assessment and prescription of gait aids and mobility equipment
- Wheelchair assessment and prescription
- Assistive technology across a wide range of needs
- Transfer training and strategies for safer movement
- Functional assessments and goal setting
- Support with mobility-related equipment and seating needs
Reporting and planning
- Functional assessments and goal setting
- End of plan reporting
- Change of circumstances reports
- Assistive technology recommendations and documentation
- Collaborative reporting for Participants and support teams
A closer look at who we work with.
Our Physiotherapists support Participants with a wide range of disabilities, diagnoses and physical presentations. We work across the lifespan and tailor our approach to each individual. Physical presentations are rarely straightforward — our focus is on understanding how each person moves, functions and participates in everyday life, and what support will make a meaningful difference to them.
Physical disabilities and mobility
- Reduced mobility and functional capacity
- Musculoskeletal conditions
- Chronic pain conditions
- Fatigue-related conditions
- Arthritis and joint conditions
- Hypermobility and connective tissue disorders
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
- Injury-related rehabilitation
- Falls risk and reduced balance
- Deconditioning and reduced endurance
- Functional decline related to ageing or illness
- Amputations and limb differences
- Complex mobility presentations
- Reduced strength, coordination and endurance
Neurological conditions
- Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)
- Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
- Stroke
- Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
- Parkinson's Disease
- Cerebral Palsy
- Spinal Cord Injury (SCI)
- Functional Neurological Disorder (FND)
- Motor Neurone Disease (MND)
- Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS)
- Huntington's Disease
- Ataxia and coordination disorders
- Neuromuscular conditions
- Vestibular and balance disorders
- Functional mobility decline related to neurological conditions
Neurodevelopmental conditions
- Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Intellectual disabilities
- Global developmental delay
- Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD)
- Hypotonia and low muscle tone
- Sensory and motor coordination challenges
- School participation and movement difficulties
- Neurodivergent Participants requiring movement and regulation support
Chronic disease and complex health
- Diabetes
- Osteoarthritis
- Osteoporosis
- Obesity and related conditions
- Chronic fatigue presentations
- Respiratory conditions impacting physical function
- Cardiovascular conditions affecting mobility and endurance
- Fibromyalgia
- Persistent pain presentations
- Chronic conditions impacting strength, mobility or participation
- Reduced exercise tolerance and physical conditioning
Paediatric and developmental support
- Gross motor delays
- Delayed coordination and movement skills
- Balance and postural difficulties
- Mobility and participation challenges
- Physical confidence and endurance building
- School and community participation support
- Play-based movement and physical development
- Functional movement skill development
- Building independence through movement-based therapy
Complex and overlapping needs
- Participants with multiple diagnoses
- Functional decline related to injury, illness or ageing
- Reduced independence in daily living
- Complex physical presentations
- Participants requiring multidisciplinary support
- Long-term disability support needs
- Progressive conditions requiring ongoing support
- Participants requiring coordinated Allied Health intervention
Experienced, NDIS-focused clinicians.
We pride ourselves on having a team of Physiotherapists who are experienced in working within the NDIS and genuinely understand what it means to support people living with disability. They know how to deliver supports that align with Participant goals and funding requirements — including assessments, report writing and collaboration with broader support teams.
Beyond clinical experience, our Physiotherapists genuinely care about the people they work with. They invest in building strong therapeutic relationships and creating therapy that feels supportive, practical and achievable — while staying up to date with best practice, emerging research and ongoing professional development.
Working alongside your wider team.
We work closely with Participants, families, Support Coordinators and broader treating teams to ensure supports remain aligned, practical and consistent. Clear communication, reliable reporting and a collaborative approach are a strong focus, and we aim to be a provider that people feel confident working alongside long term.
A person-centred approach to everyday life.
Our approach goes beyond treating a diagnosis or completing a therapy program. We look at the whole person — their physical capacity, environment, goals and what independence and participation genuinely looks like for them. Progress looks different for everyone, and our Physiotherapists take the time to understand what progress looks like for each individual and support Participants consistently throughout that journey.
Why people choose Four Point Therapy.
We are a values-based provider committed to delivering high-quality Allied Health care to our community of NDIS Participants. That commitment is reflected in how we match Therapists, how we communicate, and the strong focus we place on practical support that creates meaningful outcomes in everyday life.
Our approach is built around real-world therapy, thoughtful Therapist matching and consistent relationship-based support that Participants, families and Support Coordinators can rely on over the long term.
Funding Through the NDIS.
Physiotherapy services can typically be accessed under the NDIS support categories Improved Health and Wellbeing and/or Improved Daily Living. We support Participants with assessments, reports, goal setting and ongoing therapy aligned with their individual plans — and can walk you or your Support Coordinator through the right funding pathway before we begin.