NeuroRehab Allied Health Network

20/02/2026

We currently have good appointment availability for Physiotherapy in Melton.

If you are an NDIS participant living with a neurological condition who is ready to get started with physio, or needs ongoing support, our team has the capacity to help.

When you’re ready to take the next step with your physiotherapy, we’re ready too.

Contact our team today to discuss availability or download a referral form via the link below 👇

https://nrah.com.au/referral

10/02/2026

09/02/2026

🎉 21 years of NeuroRehab 🎉

Today we are celebrating 21 years of supporting people living with neurological conditions and we are incredibly grateful.

For more than two decades, NeuroRehab has grown alongside the community we serve, with a continued focus on care that supports people to move, communicate, connect and live life on their terms.

Thank you to our community, our dedicated team, and our referrers and partners for being part of this journey.

21 years in and we are looking ahead to what comes next, together.

29/01/2026

Yesterday we welcomed Senator Jenny McAllister, Minister for Disability and the National Disability Insurance Scheme and Alice Jordan‑Baird MP, Member for Gorton, to NeuroRehab for an on-site visit at our Deer Park clinic and discussion about the real-world impacts of recent NDIS changes.

This visit provided an opportunity to share the operational challenges these changes are creating for providers, as well as the flow-on effects for the people we support. Importantly, several of our clients also spoke directly with the Minister about how these changes are affecting their day-to-day lives.

We appreciate the time taken to listen to these perspectives and the opportunity for open dialogue.

We would also like to thank Alice Jordan‑Baird for facilitating this visit and for her ongoing engagement with local providers, participants and government.

29/01/2026

At NeuroRehab, we know that no two people experience a neurological condition in the same way. That is why multidisciplinary therapy matters.

When our diverse range of therapists work together, care becomes more connected, coordinated and meaningful. Goals are shared, progress is aligned, and therapy supports the whole person, not just one area of function.

A multidisciplinary approach can support movement, communication, cognition, emotional wellbeing and participation in everyday life, all while reducing ensuring everyone involved is working towards what matters most to the individual.

It is about building a team around the person, creating consistency across therapy, and supporting progress at a pace that feels right.

Because better outcomes are built through collaboration.

22/01/2026

Our Occupational Therapist Natalie has a tonne of experience and clinical insight, and her therapy practice is shaped by what matters to each person. Click on the link below to learn all about her expertise.

https://nrah.com.au/teammemberspotlight
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20/01/2026

Today is the final day to contribute to the NDIS Review of Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES).

If you or someone you care about has experienced the benefits of FES, your perspective matters. Sharing your insights can help shape future access and understanding.

Add your feedback via the link below.
https://healthau.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_d5zvRk8FCz5bnng

14/01/2026

For many people after stroke, regaining movement in the arm or hand means reconnecting with everyday life. Being able to do things like hold a cup, get dressed, or return to a favourite activity.



With our expanded upper limb therapy capacity, more people can now access focused, goal-driven support sooner. This means more time working on what matters most to each individual, and more opportunities to build confidence and independence through recovery.



We’re excited to offer greater access to therapy that supports meaningful progress and everyday achievements.

06/01/2026

As we step into 2026, we want to celebrate everyone in the NeuroRehab and NeuroJunior community.

Whether you’re chasing big resolutions or taking small, steady steps, a new year is about progress at your pace. Either way, showing up and moving forward is what matters.

Progress looks different for everyone. It might mean building strength, moving differently, communicating more confidently, creating routines that support daily life, or maintaining what matters while protecting your energy.

We’re here to support your every step, your steady work, and the new possibilities that grow over time. You bring the goal and commitment, we bring the allied health expertise to help you achieve it, at your pace.

Here’s to a year of progress, shared victories, and care that moves with you. Happy New Year from all of us at NeuroRehab and NeuroJunior!

24/12/2025

17/12/2025

There is still time to register your interest in our upcoming NeuroJunior small group therapy programs running throughout the January school holidays.

These groups are designed to support children’s confidence, connection and everyday skills in a warm, supportive environment.

Planned programs include:
• Social skills groups at our Deer Park clinic
• School readiness groups at our Thomastown clinic
• Fine motor skills groups at our Werribee clinic

Each group will be led by an experienced therapist and designed to help children practise skills, build confidence and connect with peers.

Head to this website > https://nrah.com.au/neurojuniorholidaygroup for more information or to express interest, please complete the form below.

https://forms.office.com/r/pe2WvHiFZn

09/12/2025

As 2025 starts to wind down, we’re cheering on every one of our clients for the amazing progress you’ve made this year. From small victories to huge breakthroughs, each achievement has counted - and we’re so proud to be part of your journey. Keep pushing, keep showing up, and keep celebrating the wins right up until the holiday break!

NeuroRehab will take a short break from 25 December and reopen on 2 January. Our team can’t wait to jump into a fresh year packed with new possibilities, progress, and connection.

Let’s finish 2025 strong - you’ve got this!