Exercise Physiology
What is an Exercise Physiologist?
An Accredited Exercise Physiologist (AEP) is a university qualified allied health professional whose role is to help design, deliver and evaluate clinically safe and effective exercise interventions for people living with acute, sub-acute and chronic medical conditions, injuries, and
disabilities.
Exercise Physiologists improve people’s lives through quality education, lifestyle interventions, and evidence-based exercise prescription. Whether your appointment is for rehabilitation, management, prevention or performance, EP’s are here to help.
EPs assist individuals living with cardiovascular, metabolic, neurological, psychological, musculoskeletal, respiratory / pulmonary, cancers and various other conditions engage in autonomous, enjoyable, safe and life-enhancing movement for which there is evidence it may help improve clinical status and quality of life.
EPs are dual accredited, holding the foundational accreditation of an Accredited Exercise Scientist in addition to their EP status.
EP services are recognised and rebated by government and private organisations including Medicare, DVA, NDIS, Work Cover, private health funds and more.
Meet the EP's
Bookings for one on one exercise physiology sessions, small group exercise classes, and home visit exercise.
Our Seaforth based exercise physiologists deliver evidence based exercise programs for injury management, chronic pain, post-rehabilitation, and long term health. Sessions are available in clinic, in group classes, or via home visits throughout the Northern Beaches.
NEW PATIENT OFFER - Free 15 minute Consultation
We understand that seeing a new health professional can be difficult when you are in pain. A lot of our clients have seen multiple practitioners before they come to us. We want to make this as easy as possible for you, which is why we offer a free 15 minute phone consultation to see if we are the right fit for each other. Our experienced team will help to answers any questions and guide you in the right direction that is best for you.
Mention this offer when calling and we will book you in a call with our team. Alternatively, send us an email and we will be in touch to organise a time.
Any Questions? Enquire below or give us a call on 9907 9667
- Do you offer exercise physiology at your Seaforth clinic?
- What types of exercise physiology sessions do you offer?
- Which Northern Beaches suburbs do you service?
- Do you offer home visit exercise physiology on the Northern Beaches?
- Do you provide NDIS exercise physiology?
- Do you treat Workers Compensation and CTP insurance patients?
- What conditions can exercise physiology help with?
- Do I need a referral to see an exercise physiologist?
- Is exercise physiology suitable if I am new to exercise or returning after injury?
- How do I book an exercise physiology session at Active Answers Health?
Yes. Active Answers Health primarily provides exercise physiology services at our Seaforth clinic on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Most clients attend in-clinic sessions, allowing access to supervised exercise, specialised equipment, and structured progression in a supportive environment.
We offer one on one exercise physiology sessions, small group exercise classes, clinic based exercise programs with structured progression, and home visit exercise physiology when clinically appropriate. All programs are tailored to your goals, medical history, and current capacity.
Our clinic is based in Seaforth and we regularly see clients from across the Northern Beaches, including Balgowlah, Manly Vale, Brookvale, Fairlight, Allambie Heights, Beacon Hill, and Curl Curl. Home visits are available in surrounding suburbs when required.
Yes. While our main focus is clinic based exercise physiology, we also offer home visits across Seaforth and the Northern Beaches for clients with mobility limitations, post surgical needs, or specific circumstances requiring at home support.
Yes. Active Answers Health provides exercise physiology services for NDIS participants and works with self managed and plan managed clients. Programs focus on improving strength, mobility, independence, and functional capacity.
Yes. We provide exercise physiology services for Workers Compensation and CTP motor vehicle accident patients. Programs are aligned with return to work or return to function goals and coordinated with other healthcare providers when required.
Exercise physiology can assist with a wide range of conditions, including injury rehabilitation and post surgical recovery, chronic and persistent pain, diabetes and metabolic conditions, cardiovascular conditions, chronic health conditions and deconditioning, asthma and respiratory conditions, arthritis and joint conditions, long COVID and post viral fatigue, osteoporosis and bone health, disability and reduced functional capacity, and improving strength, balance, and injury prevention.
No referral is required for private exercise physiology sessions. For Medicare funded exercise physiology, a referral from your GP is required as part of a Chronic Disease Management plan to access rebates. Some funding providers such as NDIS, Workers Compensation, or CTP insurers may also require referral documentation or prior approval. Our team can assist with confirming requirements and managing the paperwork.
Yes. Exercise physiology is ideal for people who are new to exercise, returning after injury, or managing long term health conditions. Programs begin at an appropriate level and progress gradually to build confidence, strength, and physical capacity.
You can book online or contact the Active Answers Health clinic directly. Our team can help determine whether in clinic sessions or home visits are most appropriate based on your goals, funding, and needs.