POTS support built around your life, not a textbook

1-on-1 care from clinicians who understand that managing POTS looks different for everyone. 

We'll build a plan that fits where you are, whether that's getting through the day, back to work, or back to the things you love.
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Sound Familiar?

You're managing the best you can, but:

Generic advice doesn't fit
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"Drink more water, wear compression, exercise" only gets you so far when your day, your symptoms, and your goals are nothing like the next person's.

Some days are good, some days aren't
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Variability makes it hard to plan, hard to commit, and hard to find support that flexes with you.

Your life isn't pausing
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Work, study, parenting, training - they all keep moving whether your autonomic nervous system cooperates or not.

You've outgrown the basics
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You already know your triggers, your pacing limits, and your patterns. You need someone who can build on that, not start from zero.

The goals are personal
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Getting back to training looks different to getting through a uni semester. You need a plan built for your version of "better."

You're done with one-size-fits-all
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Programs that treat POTS as a generic condition haven't worked. You need something built around you.

Your plan should fit your life

At Active Health Clinic, we don't run POTS through a protocol. Our Occupational Therapists, Exercise Physiologists, and Dietitians work together to build a plan around what you're managing, what you're working toward, and what your day actually looks like. Whether that's getting more steady at home, returning to study, easing back into sport, or holding down a job - the plan flexes to fit.

- Raeya Bognar

COO of Active Health Clinic

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How we build your plan

1-on-1 support at Active Health Clinic is tailored to you. For people with POTS, that typically looks like:

Here's how it works

A personalised health support plan built around your symptoms, your energy, your goals, and your week

Pacing strategies designed for autonomic dysfunction - calibrated to your baseline, not a generic POTS protocol

Goal-led sessions - whether that's returning to work, study, sport, or simply having more predictable days

A coordinated team - If you are getting support from multiple services at our clinic, you can be confident you will have a team that works together towards your goals

Flexibility that matches your capacity - weekly, fortnightly, or slower; telehealth, in-person, or a mix

6 sessions over 8–12 weeks to start, with the option to continue at whatever pace works. There's no lock in contract so you only have as many, or as few sessions as you need.

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You're in Experienced Hands

17 years supporting people with complex, invisible illness. Our team has contributed to national guidelines and partnered with research bodies including La Trobe University, the Ehlers-Danlos Society, the Burnet Institute, and the Australian POTS Foundation.

12,000+

People Supported

20+

Amazing team members

12+

Countries reached via telehealth

60,000

Clinic Hours

18

Years Supporting people

3

Clinics (Victoria)

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This program isn't for everyone

It might not be the right fit if you…

Before You Apply, Please Know:

Need urgent or crisis medical care

Have a POTS diagnosis or a strong suspicion of Dysautonomia

Want a quick fix or "guaranteed" recovery

Want a plan built around your specific life and goals

You’re after one-off advice rather than ongoing, structured support

Can engage in ~6 sessions over 2–3 months

Aren't currently able to engage with regular sessions

Are open to working with one or more clinicians (OT, EP, Dietitian)

Common questions from people with POTS

Do I need a formal POTS diagnosis?

No. Many of our clients arrive mid-diagnostic journey or with strong suspicion. We focus on how your symptoms affect daily life, not on labels.

Is this available via telehealth?

Yes. Many of our POTS clients prefer telehealth - fewer commutes, less orthostatic load. You can mix in-person and telehealth as needed.

Can the plan really work around my schedule?

That's the design. Sessions flexibility with your capacity, and the support plan is built around what you're actually trying to do - not a generic template.

Will I have to see all three clinicians? 

No. You can select your preferred service/s or choose be matched with whoever fits your situation - that might be one practitioner, or a combination.

Can I use Medicare, NDIS, or private health?

In many cases, yes - depending on your plan and referrals. We'll walk you through what applies in your intake call.

What if I can't commit to weekly sessions?

That’s completely fine. Sessions are paced around your capacity. Many clients attend fortnightly or monthly. We’ll work at a pace that’s doable and sustainable for you.

What does the program cost?

We'll talk you through pricing and rebate options in the intake call so you have a clear picture before committing.

What if it turns out it's not the right fit?

The intake call is low-pressure. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so and point you toward something that is.

A plan that fits - built with you

Tell us a bit about you and we'll be in touch. The first conversation is short, no-pressure, and led by someone who'll actually listen to what you're managing and what you're working toward.