[FREE DOWNLOAD] AHP Referral Cheat Sheet for PTs

Personal trainers do not have the scope to diagnose or prescribe to clients with specific conditions; therefore, there will be times that you will need to refer to allied health professionals (AHP’s) to seek advice on exercise prescription, recommendations, contraindications, medications and any other issues that may affect that client.

A professional trainer (and a smart one) will seek advice and work in partnership with relevant allied health professionals to develop an appropriate program to go along with healthy lifestyle changes, enhancing well-being and function for the individual client. You will work with a range of people in order to assist your clients to achieve their goals! From the client’s doctor guiding health, to the dietitian providing nutritional advice; each member of this team will have specific and important roles to play in order to help the client achieve their goals.

We have put together this AHP Breakdown ‘Cheat Sheet’ to help you quickly identify who would be the most appropriate allied health professional to refer your client to, based on their area of expertise and your client’s specific needs.

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AIF

The Australian Institute of Fitness

The Australian Institute of Fitness (AIF) is the largest and longest established fitness training organisation in Australia, with dynamic training methods and expert course coaches nationwide - spanning fitness, massage and nutrition. The AIF qualifies more fitness professionals than any other provider in Australia, as well as offering a broad range of continuing education courses (CEC), upskilling resources and partnership programs for existing industry.