How It Works
What to expect
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01.
Assessment
Your physiotherapist will:
Ask about your falls history, dizziness, medications and general health.
Screen your fall risk using standard questions and simple tests.
Check balance, leg strength, walking pattern (gait) and how you manage everyday tasks like standing up, turning and stairs.
Together, you’ll set clear goals such as “walk to the shops”, “use steps safely” or “get in and out of the shower with confidence”.
02.
Program build
Based on your assessment and goals, your physio will design a personalised program that may include:
Balance drills that provide a moderate to high challenge (e.g. narrow stance, stepping, turning, dual-task activities).
Leg and core strength exercises (e.g. sit-to-stands, step-ups, heel raises) to support safer walking and transfers.
Gait training—practising walking on different surfaces, turning, and navigating obstacles.
Home safety and falls education, such as removing trip hazards, improving lighting and using appropriate footwear or aids.
Sessions can be delivered in-clinic or at home, depending on your needs and funding. Where helpful, we may liaise with your GP, care coordinator or other providers.
03.
Progress & review
As you improve, we will:
Gradually progress the difficulty of exercises to keep you challenged but safe.
Re-check your balance, strength and confidence at regular intervals.
Update your home exercise plan so you can keep benefits between visits.
The aim is not only to reduce falls risk but also to help you feel more confident and independent in daily life.



