What is CODE Physio?
CODE Physio is a program specifically designed for those living with a disability to access dance and use it as a rehabilitation tool. CODE Physio sessions provide an opportunit...
Learn moreMeet Our Physio
Bec has been teaching all styles of dance for 12 years and has also completed a Doctorate of Physiotherapy at Melbourne University in 2018. Bec is very excited to be combining h...
Learn moreFees & NDIS Information
All CODE Physio sessions are run by an AHPRA registered physiotherapist. This means that you may be eligible for NDIS funding and may be covered under your private health insura...
Learn moreWho are we?
- CODE stands for Centre of Dance & Exercise, and that is exactly who we are. Our principal Bec is a physiotherapist and we are extremely passionate about the crossover between exercise and dance!
- CODE Physio is launched in 2022 to provide access to dance for those living with a disability and to use dance as a therapy tool to help target the individual's goals
What do we stand for?
- Inclusion. Our students and families are our CODE family, where everyone is welcomed and valued
- Safe and accessible dance training. With a focus on safe dance practice, our students are able to become the best they can be, through leading training from experienced dance teachers
- Individual Development. We understand the individual needs and capabilities of each dancer and support them in reaching their goals
Who is CODE Physio for?
- Individuals with chronic injuries/illnesses who are looking for an fun way to exercise
- Individuals who would love to join a dance class but need a bit more support and tailoring due to injury or illness
SO WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?!
CODE PHYSIO CASE STUDIES
Amanda
Amanda is an 8 year old girl with Cerebral Palsy who presented with left sided weakness and spasticity affecting both her arm and leg. Going to her previous physio always felt like a chore for Amanda and her mum and this meant that Amanda wasn't motivated to do her exercises at home. Bec and Amanda started some physio-based Acrobatics sessions and within a few sessions, Amanda was able to do a handstand.
Julie
Julie is a 47 year old woman who has been undergoing treatment for breast cancer. She always loved dancing as a child but never really had a regular exercise routine as an adult. She started CODE Physio sessions as a way to stay active and rebuild her strength during and after chemo. For Julie, CODE physio sessions are a great way for her to look after her muscles and maintain her bone density doing something that she loves.
Ellie
Ellie is 10 years old and has just been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD. She loves her dancing classes but is finding that the classes are moving too quickly for her and she is struggling to keep up with her friends. Ellie has started CODE physio sessions as a supplement her dance classes to improve her confidence and enable her to participate and thrive in the group classes.
CODE Oakleigh Dance Studio:
24 Portman St
Oakleigh 3166
CODE Mordialloc Dance Studio:
6/272 Lower Dandenong Road
Mordialloc 3195