Home Exercise Programs Toowoomba
Not just another generic home exercise program
Let’s get quality outcomes for your pelvic floor, persistent pain, or musculoskeletal concerns, with a home exercise program that’s highly individualised.
Because clams and bridges are often not enough, or even appropriate.
“Rachel created a simple yet effective home exercise program to strengthen my pelvic floor, core and hip stability”
Are you ready for a home exercise program that actually works?
Home exercise programs with me will have you:
💚 Feeling confident that the exercises are appropriate and beneficial for you
💚 Actually doing your program because you understand the benefits
💚 Feeling accountable (we’re all human)
💚 Seeing improvements faster due to daily practice
💚 Understanding each exercise through video, audio and written instructions
💚 Feeling confident in your ability to self manage your concerns
💚 Fitting rehab and exercise into your life
💚 Feeling confident that your program is right for you
Home exercise programs. Do you love em’ or hate em’?
Or perhaps the question is: will you DO them?
Hey, I’m Rach, your exercise physiologist next door.
I love movement and exercise.
But shhhhhh….. don’t tell anyone, but I don’t love doing rehab exercises much either.
Why?
Because, it’s tough knowing you have an injury or concern.
And that you have to spend time doing exercises that can feel frustrating to learn, and I’ll be honest, are pretty boring.
Yep, I’ll say it how it is

Who it’s for.
For women who:
🩷 Women who want better (and maybe faster) outcomes
🩷 Who want to get to the cause of their problem and then address it.
🩷 Who are sick of generic home programs that don’t address the cause
🩷 Need daily movement to change muscle activation patterns and joint alignment (most women I see)
🩷 Are frustrated in the short term results of manual therapy
🩷 Want an exercise program that considers the body as a whole
🩷 Would benefit from nervous system regulation through regular (appropriate) movement
Who it’s not for.
Men— babes only sorry
NDIS participants without prior conversation regarding suitability
My home exercise programs help with:
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Rest assured, you’re in good hands with me, a Clinical Exercise Physiologist and certificate qualified Pilates instructor
The process:
Book and attend your initial assessment in my home clinic
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Attend a session going through your individually designed program.
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Check in regularly for review and progression.
Perform your program as instructed.
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Kind Words
Are you ready to try a home exercise program with me?
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Frequently Asked Questions
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My fees are set based on my expertise, qualifications, and experience.
I have completed extensive additional training in pelvic floor function, biomechanics and exercise therapy, on top of my post-grad exercise physiology qualifications.
To learn more about the session prices, duration and inclusions, please head just click the “APPOINTMENT INFO” button below.
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As an exercise physiologist, I focus on movement, exercise and education to treat or help you manage your musculoskeletal health.
This includes a whole body focus, rather than just looking at one area, condition or concern.
After all, your body works as one entity most of the time!
While it is outside my scope to diagnose or perform manual therapy, I still perform tests, assessments and use my hands to assess or guide you in your movements.
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An exercise physiology assessment for clinical Pilates involves:
A pelvic health screening questionnaire
A chat about your life experiences; from sports, to work, to your health history
A posture assessment
Assessment of pressure management strategies
Movement analysis to look for compensations or limitations
Assessment of your muscle activation patterns (including breathing and core)
Testing of your strength and imbalances
A discussion to create a plan that fits your circumstances and your life.
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No, you do not.
But you may be able to access a referral from your GP under a management plan if your pelvic floor dysfunction is chronic or you have another chronic condition such as low back pain.
This would qualify you for up to 5 sessions per calendar year, where you can claim a medicare rebate.