Personal Training Sessions
Our Allied health professionals can help participants live with a disability, live healthier lifestyles, gain independence and participate at work and in the community. We love bringing our participants to the fitness centre to maintain and improve their healthy lifestyles.
- Improving your physical abilities
- Teaching you the skills needed to exercise safely
- Encouraging your independence
- Building your self-confidence
- Expanding your ability to participate at home, school, work
- Improving your health and wellbeing
NDIS Registered Disability Fitness Training
Bright Support Personal Training is a registered NDIS provider, which means that our Personal Trainers can provide National Disability Insurance Scheme funded Personal Training to eligible participants through the NDIA. We are committed to making fitness accessible to all, and we offer training sessions at our beautiful Wooloongabba studio, as well as at any location of your choice in Kialla. Our trainers are dedicated to providing safe, effective, and enjoyable workouts that are tailored to the unique needs and abilities of each client. Whether you’re looking to improve your mobility, build strength and endurance, or simply feel better and more confident in your body, we’re here to help you reach your goals. Contact us today to learn more about how we can support you on your fitness journey.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is NDIS Personal Training and who is eligible for it?
NDIS Personal Training is a program that provides National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) funded Personal Training sessions to eligible participants. The program is designed to help people with disabilities access fitness training and achieve their health and wellness goals. To be eligible for NDIS Personal Training, you must have an NDIS plan that includes funding for support services such as exercise physiology or personal training.
How do I access NDIS Personal Training services?
To access NDIS Personal Training services, you will need to have a meeting with your NDIS planner to discuss your goals and support needs. If you have identified personal training as a support service that you require, your planner will include it in your NDIS plan. Once your plan is approved, you can choose a registered NDIS Personal Training provider like Bright Support to provide your training sessions.
How many NDIS Personal Training sessions can I have per week?
The number of NDIS Personal Training sessions you can have per week will depend on the funding allocated in your NDIS plan. Your NDIS planner will work with you to determine the appropriate level of support based on your goals and needs.
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