At Be Physiology, we’re here to help you move better and live well. What is an exercise physiologist? In short, we're more hands-off, and they're hands-on.
We create supportive environments where individuals can feel confident and empowered to improve their health through movement. An exercise physiologist is an allied health professional, who uses exercise as medicine to treat chronic health conditions, such as stroke or spinal cord injuries. We're similar to a physio in that we have a 4-year degree, but we assess and manage conditions by prescribing exercise and movement, whereas a physiotherapist will assess, diagnose and treat your condition through a variety of hands-on skills (such as massage and dry needling). Movement is our medicine.
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Conditions we work with:
Despite facing multiple injuries and a stroke, Kevin's positive mindset and dedication to exercise have played a pivotal role in his recovery.
His journey offers valuable insights into the impact of professional support and the power of perseverance.
Kevin's message is clear: with hard work, determination, and the right support, recovery is possible.
20/10/2025
From an immediate boost in blood flow to the brain, to a reduced risk of heart disease or chronic illness - there are countless benefits to sitting less and moving more 🏃🏻♀️
If you need that extra helping hand to get moving again, send us a message today! Exercise Physiologists are equipped with the knowledge and tools to assist individuals experiencing barriers to exercise 🥊
We can help you move more, move safely and build sustainable physical activity habits 📆
16/10/2025
Not Physiotherapists, not PTs, but Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEPs)!
AEP’s undertake a 4-year university degree to emerge as allied health professionals who specialise in designing and delivering evidence-based exercise.
AEPs typically work in a clinical setting, often alongside other health professionals, to support people living with:
⚡️Physical disabilities, injury or pain
🧠 Neurological conditions (e.g. stroke, Parkinson’s disease, acquired brain injury)
🧒🏼 Intellectual and developmental disabilities (e.g. autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome)
🩺 Chronic health conditions (e.g. diabetes, cardiovascular disease, obesity)
🏃🏻♀️ Other physical and psychological conditions
With an evidence-based and individualised approach, coupled with years of formal training, AEP’s assess and prescribe exercise to improve:
• Mobility and movement (e.g. walking, balance, coordination)
• Strength and endurance for daily tasks and independence
• Pain and injury management, as well as postural support
• Functional capacity to participate in work, school, or the community
• Energy levels and secondary symptoms associated with chronic disease
12/10/2025
Grateful for the kind words from our client, Sally! 🌟
08/10/2025
“Sometimes a really big win can come unexpectedly and a long way into the rehab journey.
One of my long-term clients living with an ABI has recently unlocked the strength/skill/control to support himself in standing with only unilateral upper limb assistance.
This is the result of years of consistency, persistence, and trust in the process. It’s a reminder that progress isn’t always fast, but it’s always worth celebrating, no matter how far along the journey you are.”
An awesome client update from our EP, Angus 🎉
06/10/2025
Recovery from a spinal cord injury doesn't stop after discharge from the hospital, it follows you home and should adapt as you do 📈
At Be Physiology, it is our mission to support people who have experienced a spinal cord injury, through accessible and evidence-based exercise therapy 💪🏼
If you, or somebody you care about, is on this journey - we would love to be a part of it. Send us a message if you’d like to learn more 📲
29/09/2025
Living with persistent pain? ⚡️
Movement can be powerful: start small, build confidence, and let your body guide you.
An Exercise Physiologist can help set up an individualised program and get you moving again!
Contact us if you’d like to know more 📲
22/09/2025
Snapshots from out on the Bridge to Brisbane course🏅
Thank you to all those who joined us, supported from the sidelines & donated. We are extremely grateful!
See you next year, B2B 🧡
19/09/2025
What is aerobic or cardiorespiratory fitness and how do I improve it? 🧩
Cardiorespiratory exercise is physical activity that involves large muscle groups (or the whole body) in rhythmic, repetitive motions. It increases your heart rate & requires a large amount of oxygen to be carried to the working muscles 💪🏼
If you can incorporate more “huffing and puffing” into your exercise routine, there are many health benefits to be gained!
As a starting point, this could include a fast walk, hill walk, dancing or some star jumps ⭐️
16/09/2025
Grateful for the kind words from our client, Mick! 🌟
13/09/2025
B2B Reminder 📣📣
⏰ Meeting time: 9am
👏🏼 Start time: 9:30 am at the start line (100m from meeting point)
📍Meeting point: Hercules Street Park in the undercover area, look for the stripes
🦓 What to bring: race number & stripey shirt, hat, water, sunscreen and all other required items
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A strong foundation is important for any structure, whether that’s your body or a start-up.
And the structural foundation doesn’t get much stronger than the shared background and experience of the team at Brisbane Exercise Physiology.
Harry White and Andrew ‘Aj’ Morris have been friends since they were 10 years old, sharing a love of sports, health and a genuine desire to help people.
These shared interests led them both to study Clinical Exercise Physiology separately, then brought them back together to launch Brisbane Exercise Physiology in January 2020.
Be Physiology offers mobile and online exercise physiology services, allowing the qualified and experienced exercise physiologists to treat patients and tailor exercise programs in an environment that works best for you.
Specialising in the treatment and management of cardiovascular, metabolic and diabetic conditions and spinal cord injuries and neurological disorders, the exercise physiologists have built a reputation as having the utmost respect for their clients’ health.
With options including telehealth, rehabilitation, prerehab and NDIS services in the care of experienced and dedicated exercise physiologists, you’re in good hands with Be Physiology.
