Compassionate physiotherapist for pain

Living with pain is exhausting. Maybe you’ve seen specialists, had scans, been told “everything looks normal,” or left feeling like it’s all in your head. We’re here to listen, get curious with you, and help you find small ways to move forward that feel manageable.

At AOK Keep Moving, our physios are trained to support members with acute, chronic and persistent pain. Whether you’re dealing with daily discomfort, flare-ups, fatigue, or just feel stuck we’ll listen and meet you where you’re at. 

Want a tailored plan that addresses the physical, psychological, and social aspects of persistent pain? 

How our physiotherapists for pain can support you

Our physiotherapists for pain will help you understand how pain works (physically and mentally) and explore what might be contributing to it. We use an integrative approach that supports both your body, mind and nervous system.

That might include:

  • Gentle movement 

  • Learning how to pace yourself during movement 

  • Nervous system support 

  • Pain science education that’s digestible and practical (without overwhelm) 

  • Breathwork and nervous system regulation 

  • Gentle strengthening and mobility without flare-ups

  • Space to feel heard, validated, and supported

Support for coexisting conditions like hypermobility, fibromyalgia, or arthritis

You don’t need to push through the pain. We’ll work with you, not against your body.

What will a session with our physiotherapist look like?

We’ll start by hearing your story e.g. what’s been going on, what’s helped (or hasn’t), and what daily life looks like for you

From there, we might explore: 

  • Gentle movement or body awareness work

  • Pacing and flare-up planning

  • Breathing or nervous system strategies

  • Education on what’s happening inside your body

  • A mix of hands-on support, coaching, and practical suggestions you can use

Looking for an experienced physiotherapist to help you navigate chronic pain?

  • "I feel so supported, safe, seen and heard by you. I’m so grateful to have your support."

    Sherron

Chronic pain FAQs

  • Absolutely. If you would like to check with your fund your level of cover the codes that our Physiotherapy sessions fall under are:

    500 -Initial Session

    505 - Follow-up sessions

  • We do accept care plan referrals, however please note that we charge the full fee on the day of the service and then process the medicare rebate into your account. The medicare rebate is $60.80 per session as of July 2024.

    If booking with a care plan please bring your referral with you and be prepared to pay the full fee for each session.

  • Our upstairs studio space is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible. We are fortunate however to have access to the gym space downstairs, which also has a wheelchair accessible bathroom. If you are comfortable having your session in the open gym space we would love to support you.

  • Yes we accept NDIS clients. We are not currently registered providers with NDIS however do support both self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants. We don’t currently charge a gap fee for Independently managed participants, however due to the pricing changes as of July 1 2025 this may need to change in the future.

  • Sorry we do not currently accept workcover or DVA clients. We can recommend our friend Shane at Bibra Lake Physio for these services.

  • Parking is hot property at the clinic! There are bays directly in front of the door, however these are often full at peak times. If you require the ACROD parking bay please let us know ahead of time so we can ensure it is free for you. Otherwise please park in the neighbouring streets and follow the general road rules. Please do not park in our neighbours car bays.

  • 100% we do! All of our Physiotherapy services are available as online sessions. When booking online please indicate in the ‘notes’ section that you would like it to be an online session. All confirmation emails have a Telehealth link that you can use at the time of the session to open a secure online portal.

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Our studio is housed on Beeliar Boodjar. We acknowledge the Whadjuk Nyungar people as the traditional custodians of the land on which we move.

We pay our respects to the Elders past, present and emerging, as well as to the Indigenous and First Nations people of the lands of those joining us online.