We provide tailored, multidisciplinary care for people living with Parkinson’s Disease. Our therapy focuses on maintaining function, promoting neuroplasticity, and improving balance, mobility, communication and quality of life.
Whether you’ve recently been diagnosed or are looking to stay active through later stages of Parkinson’s, our experienced team is here to support you at home, in the clinic or in the community.
Immediate capacity
Thomastown &
Tullamarine
Why choose NeuroRehab for Parkinson’s Disease treatment?
At NeuroRehab, we understand that Parkinson’s Disease affects everyone differently. That’s why we offer flexible, evidence based support that evolves with you. Our allied health team focuses on helping you stay strong, safe and independent by managing symptoms, building confidence and enhancing participation in everyday life.
Our approach includes:
Speech Pathology
Speech changes and swallowing difficulties (dysphagia) are common in Parkinson’s. Our speech pathologists support:
Voice therapy using evidence based programs such as LSVT LOUD
Speech clarity and volume training
Swallowing assessments and programs
Safe mealtime strategies
Cognitive communication support
Education on slowing and slurred speech changes
Occupational Therapy
Helping people with Parkinson’s stay independent in everyday activities, manage fatigue and executive changes, and navigate changing roles and routines.
This may include:
Energy conservation strategies and fatigue management
ADL retraining (e.g. cooking, dressing, toileting)
Hand and fine motor skill exercises
Cognitive strategies for memory and attention
Environmental modifications to support safety, independence and prevent falls.
Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy is essential for maintaining balance, mobility and posture in Parkinson’s Disease. Our therapists use goal based, functional movement strategies and targeted Parkinson’s physiotherapy exercises.
We support with:
Balance and coordination exercises for Parkinson’s
Functional gait retraining and freezing strategies
Postural instability and stooped posture support
Trunk rotation, extension and flexibility exercises
Fall prevention education and balance retraining
Stretching and strengthening programs for rigidity
PD Warrior
Psychology
Living with Parkinson’s can impact mood, motivation and emotional wellbeing. Our psychologists offer:
Support for anxiety, depression or apathy
Strategies for coping with diagnosis and progression
Adjustment support and mindfulness techniques
Motivational interviewing and goal setting
Support for carers and families
Exercise Physiology
Exercise is one of the best tools to slow the progression of Parkinson’s. Our exercise physiologists design individualised programs to improve fitness, reduce stiffness and build movement confidence.
Our programs include:
Cardiovascular and strength training
Parkinson’s specific balance exercises
Boxing, treadmill training and power walking
Seated or standing routines for all mobility levels
Education on exercise for Parkinson’s Disease prognosis
Group based Parkinson’s exercise classes when appropriate
Music Therapy
Music can support rhythm, movement, expression and motivation for people with Parkinson’s. Our music therapists provide:
Therapeutic movement through rhythm and beat
Voice and speech timing support
Songwriting, singing and improvisation for mood regulation
Participation in meaningful, creative activity
Dietetics
Our dietitians provide expert support for people with Parkinson’s experiencing swallowing changes, energy issues or interactions between food and medications.
We support with:
Nutrition for fatigue, constipation or appetite changes
Texture modified meal plans
Meal planning to align with medication timing
Support with hydration, weight and gut health
Innovative therapy in real world environments
Our clinics are designed for people living with neurological conditions. We provide:
Equipment for balance and mobility retraining
Body weight supported gait and fall prevention setups
Space for group or individual Parkinson’s exercise sessions
We also work in homes, local gyms, pools, parks and transport settings to ensure therapy is meaningful and practical.
A coordinated team approach to Parkinson’s care
We know that Parkinson’s affects multiple systems. That’s why our team works together across disciplines to ensure you receive holistic, connected support.
We offer:
One point of contact across allied health services
Regular clinical collaboration and team planning
Flexible delivery via home, telehealth, clinic or community
Regular therapy review and adjustment as needs change