Benjamin Barratt

Benjamin Barratt is a Physiotherapist with an immense passion for working with both adults and children with neurological conditions.

Throughout his career and earlier training as a student, Benjamin has gained extensive exposure to a wide range of therapeutic approaches, including functional electrical stimulation training, small group training, activity-based training, gym-based rehabilitation, hydrotherapy, strength and conditioning, and play-based therapy tailored to suit the needs of both children and adults. His role as a mobile physiotherapist has provided him with valuable experience working closely with individuals living with Cerebral Palsy (CP), Acquired Brain Injuries (ABI), Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI), Autism, intellectual disabilities, and developmental delays in children.

Benjamin has developed comprehensive knowledge of the NDIS framework through more than six years of experience as a disability support worker, therapy assistant, and physiotherapist. He is skilled in writing NDIS reports and conducting Functional Capacity Assessments (FCAs) for individuals with neurological conditions. In addition, he has cultivated strong expertise in advocating for clients requiring assistive technology and has experience trialling and prescribing equipment for both children and adults.

As a physiotherapist, Benjamin takes great pride in his personal and professional development, with a strong commitment to continually upskilling in areas he is passionate about and in those he is still developing. His determination, self-drive, and positive outlook are reflected in his completion of online Monash University short courses, which highlight his proactive approach to growth as a health professional and reinforce his dedication to supporting individuals with neurological conditions.

Five words that describe Benjamin: Respectful, Empathetic, Organised, Motivated, Team-Oriented.