At Linz Allied Rehab, we offer personalised and collaborative rehabilitation services delivered by a passionate team of expert therapists. Initial one-on-one session include a detailed discussion of medical history, functional limitations, and personal goals, followed by targeted assessments that may include strength, balance, gait, cardiovascular fitness, cognitive function, and fine motor skills, depending on the individual’s needs. These assessments inform a structured treatment plan, with subsequent sessions delivered as blocks of therapy that are continually adjusted based on progress and feedback.
We work alongside individuals with a wide range of neurological conditions, including Stroke, Parkinson’s disease, Spinal cord injuries, Multiple sclerosis, Acquired brain injuries, Functional neurological disorder, Cerebral palsy and Guillain-Barré Syndrome.
Conditions We See
Comprehensive rehabilitation services designed to improve function, independence, and quality of life. We help people living with stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis (MS), brain injury, spinal cord injury, ataxia and other neurological conditions.
Neurological Rehabilitation
Specialised therapy aimed at improving function, independence, and quality of life for people with nervous system injuries or disorders.
Stroke Rehabilitation
Parkinson's Disease Exercise
Spinal Cord Injury
Comprehensive technology-assisted therapy focused on maximising movement, independence, and adaptive strategies.
Falls Prevention
Cerebral Palsy Management
Individualised interventions to enhance mobility, function, and participation for people with cerebral palsy.
Multiple Sclerosis
Functional Neurological Disorder
Guillain-Barré Syndrome
Innovative Technology
Strength & Aerobic Training
Work with our exercise physiologists at improving your strength, functional capacity and cardiovascular fitness.
Each treatment block is tailored to focus on specific functional goals.
These may include:
- Improving the ability to stand from a seated position
- Safely walking within the home or community
- Performing activities of daily living such as cooking or showering
- Regaining confidence on stairs or uneven ground
- Enhancing participation in hobbies, work, school, or social life
We also run a variety of evidence-based group classes, which offer a safe, structured, and social environment for continued rehabilitation and wellness.
These may include:
- Falls prevention groups: For older adults and individuals at risk of falls, focusing on balance, lower limb strength, and reaction time
- Strength and conditioning classes: For adults and adolescents wanting to build general fitness and muscular endurance under professional supervision
- Paediatric movement programs: Designed for children with developmental or neurological conditions, with a focus on gross motor skills, fine motor coordination, confidence in movement, and school participation
Each class is supervised by a therapist who can adapt and progress exercises to suit each participant’s functional level and goals.
This allows for highly individualised care within a group setting, creating a motivating and socially engaging model of care.
We also support our clients with:
- Home exercise programs tailored to their needs, with ongoing guidance
- NDIS reporting and functional capacity evaluations
- Education around managing pain and fatigue
- Goal planning and regular outcome reviews to ensure progress remains aligned with what matters most to each client
Whether you’re working toward getting back to everyday activities, returning to work or school, managing a complex neurological condition, or simply aiming to feel stronger and more capable in daily life, our team is here to support that journey.