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Clinical Pilates combines physiotherapy expertise with traditional Pilates principles. By applying clinical knowledge, a physiotherapist can identify individual concerns and create a tailored program for each person's specific injury or movement challenge.
Unlike standard Pilates classes, Clinical Pilates is a supervised, customised exercise approach that addresses particular needs. It emphasises core stability, postural alignment, flexibility, and strength, often using specialised equipment like the reformer to support rehabilitation, post-operative recovery, chronic pain management, and pre/post-natal wellness.
A key difference is the comprehensive initial assessment by a qualified physiotherapist, which creates a personalised program and minimises the risk of worsening existing conditions.
Clinical Pilates for NDIS participants:
Better Alignment Physiotherapy and Pilates offers Clinical Pilates services for NDIS participants. Clinical Pilates can be an excellent support option for people with disability, helping to:
Improve functional mobility and independence in daily activities
Build strength and endurance safely under professional supervision
Manage chronic pain and movement difficulties
Support neurological rehabilitation and motor control
Enhance quality of life through improved physical capacity
Work towards individual NDIS goals in a supportive, adapted environment
Our physiotherapists design Clinical Pilates programs specifically suited to each participant's abilities, goals, and plan requirements.
Clinical Pilates combines physiotherapy expertise with traditional Pilates principles. By applying clinical knowledge, a physiotherapist can identify individual concerns and create a tailored program for each person's specific injury or movement challenge.
Unlike standard Pilates classes, Clinical Pilates is a supervised, customised exercise approach that addresses particular needs. It emphasises core stability, postural alignment, flexibility, and strength, often using specialised equipment like the reformer to support rehabilitation, post-operative recovery, chronic pain management, and pre/post-natal wellness.
A key difference is the comprehensive initial assessment by a qualified physiotherapist, which creates a personalised program and minimises the risk of worsening existing conditions.
Clinical Pilates for NDIS participants:
Better Alignment Physiotherapy and Pilates offers Clinical Pilates services for NDIS participants. Clinical Pilates can be an excellent support option for people with disability, helping to:
Improve functional mobility and independence in daily activities
Build strength and endurance safely under professional supervision
Manage chronic pain and movement difficulties
Support neurological rehabilitation and motor control
Enhance quality of life through improved physical capacity
Work towards individual NDIS goals in a supportive, adapted environment
Our physiotherapists design Clinical Pilates programs specifically suited to each participant's abilities, goals, and plan requirements.