Experienced, dedicated and passionate Neuro and Vestibular Physiotherapists, helping people with neurological and vestibular conditions and complex disability needs
Your local Neuro and Vestibular Physios
We are dedicated to helping people improve their everyday physical skills, health and well-being following a stroke, brain or spinal cord injury, or after diagnosis of a neurological condition such as Parkinson’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis and Motor Neuron Disease. We are also experienced in treating people with vertigo, dizziness and vestibular dysfunction.
Whilst working in Sydney, founder Amanda O’Neill recognised the burden placed on people in her hometown of having to travel long distances to access these skilled services. Her move back to establish Coffs Neuro Physio in 2016 came from her drive to alleviate this burden.
The Coffs Neuro team began operation from the West High Street clinic. Due to the growth of our team and the growing need to provide dedicated Neuro and Vestibular physio services, we moved to a larger premises at Coffs Harbour Jetty in September 2023.
Our aim is to help people become the absolute best version of themselves, whatever their condition or situation. We do this through having skilled and passionate therapists, ensuring client-focused and research-based therapy, and working with an entire team of professionals who really care. We understand the complexities of your condition and needs, and provide appropriate and safe rehab for your best outcomes. Therapy can be provided where it is needed most – in the clinic, at home and in the community.
1/24 Edgar Street
Coffs Harbour
Monday to Friday
8:30am to 5:00pm
Conditions & Services
Coffs Neuro Physio is proud of its reputation for delivering high-quality care. We understand the complexities of your condition and needs, and provide appropriate and safe rehab for your best outcomes. We offer innovative, evidence-based programs across a range of neurological and vestibular conditions and complex disabilities.
Parkinson’s disease
Parkinson’s specific programs for all stages and ages, from newly diagnosed to later stages.
Stroke & Brain Injury
Evidence-based stroke and brain injury programs, tailored to the needs of each individual.
Multiple Sclerosis
MS specific programs for all stages and ages, from newly diagnosed to later stages.
Other Progressive Conditions
We have experience with a diverse range of neurological conditions that exist.
FND
We understand Functional Neurological Disorder and work with you on your individual case.
Spinal Cord Injury
We ensure safe and appropriate programs for all levels of injury and severity.
Gait & Mobility Training
We are experienced in analysing and retraining all aspects of walking.
Vestibular Dysfunction
We have experience in assessing and managing many conditions that can cause vertigo and dizziness.
Nordic Walking
Benefits for both neurological and non-neurological populations.
Post Polio Syndrome
We are experienced in managing the late effects that thousands of polio survivors still live.
Upper Limb Therapy
Evidence-based upper limb rehab to maximise arm function and hand dexterity.
Neuro Respiratory Service
Training for the muscles required for breathing and lung function
Allied Health Assistant Service
‘The extra motivation and assistance you need to work towards your goals.
Meet the team
Amanda O’Neill
Rachel O’Mara
Benedetto Piscitello
Ivan Jankowski
Jennifer Stuart
Christie Sturre
Leah Mitchell
Victoria Wignall
Chris O’Neill
Jacquie Pitzen
Jake Currie
Stephanie Devine
Coffs Neuro Physio Blogs
We pride ourselves on being a source of knowledge for our clients, here are some useful hints and tips from our team to you.
Living well with Parkinson’s: Six Tips to Keep You Moving and Strong
Living with Parkinson’s disease can present daily challenges, but maintaining good movement, strength and mobility is crucial to managing symptoms and enhancing quality of life. Incorporating specific activities into your routine can help support your ongoing mobility and strength at home. Here are five simple yet effective ways to maintain good movement, strength and mobility while living with Parkinson’s.
Who Needs Neuro Physio?
Neuro physiotherapy is a branch of physiotherapy dedicated to individuals with neurological conditions. But who exactly benefits from this type of therapy? Let’s explore who needs Neuro Physio and why it’s essential.
Vestibular Physiotherapy – It’s No Spin Out for Us!
Vestibular Physiotherapy is a specific form of therapy primarily aimed at treating people who exhibit dysfunction of their vestibular system, which can cause symptoms such as dizziness, vertigo, spinning, balance problems, visual disturbance, and motion sensitivity....
Neurological Physiotherapy – What’s That?
Coffs Neuro Physio is a team of dedicated and experienced Neurological Physiotherapists based in Coffs Harbour, who each have extensive experience in helping people with a wide range of neurological conditions and complex disabilities. What does a Neurological...
Location
1/24 Edgar Street Coffs Harbour NSW 2450
Parking
The clinic is easily accessible, with parking available:
Along the Mildura Street side of our building, including disabled parking spaces.
Along Mildura and Edgar Streets, including along Jetty Oval on Edgar Street.
We also have our own designated car park that includes four car spaces and a large drop off / turning bay that will be sign posted. We ask for these spaces to please be reserved for clients who drive and are not able to walk long distances. We ask that support workers and family members please use the drop off bay then find parking in the nearby streets as above.
Location
1/24 Edgar St Coffs Harbour NSW 2450
Parking
The clinic is easily accessible, with parking available:
Along the Mildura Street side of our building, including disabled parking spaces.
Along Mildura and Edgar Streets, including along Jetty Oval on Edgar Street.
We also have our own designated car park that includes four car spaces and a large drop off / turning bay that will be sign posted. We ask for these spaces to please be reserved for clients who drive and are not able to walk long distances. We ask that support workers and family members please use the drop off bay then find parking in the nearby streets as above.