Paediatric Physiotherapy

What is Paediatric Physiotherapy?

Paediatric Physiotherapy focuses on assessing, diagnosing, and treating movement difficulties in infants, children, and adolescents. It helps improve motor skills, balance, strength, coordination, and overall physical development. Whether your child has a specific medical condition or simply needs support in achieving developmental milestones, our expert physiotherapists are here to help

Paediatric physiotherapy work with children of all ages, from newborns to adolescents, who may have developmental delays, injuries, or conditions that affect their ability to move or function.

Paediatric physiotherapy assess a child's movement patterns, motor skills, and overall development, and then develop individualized treatment plans to address their specific needs.

Conditions Treated with Paediatric Physiotherapy

We provide treatment and rehabilitation for various paediatric conditions, including:

•  Cerebral Palsy – Enhancing mobility, reducing stiffness, and improving overall function.
•  Developmental Delays – Helping children meet age-appropriate milestones in movement and coordination.
•  Postural Issues – Correcting imbalances to prevent long-term complications.
•  Sports Injuries – Ensuring a safe and efficient recovery for young athletes.
•  Gait Abnormalities – Improving walking patterns and preventing discomfort.

How Paediatric Physiotherapy Works

Paediatric physiotherapy involves a combination of:

•  Exercises & Movement Therapy – Strengthening muscles and improving coordination.
•  Manual Therapy – Gentle techniques to enhance mobility and function.
•  Postural Training – Correcting imbalances for improved alignment and stability.
•  Gait Training – Helping children walk correctly and efficiently.
•  Play-Based Therapy – Engaging children in fun, therapeutic activities to enhance their development.

What to Expect During Paediatric Physiotherapy Sessions?

Each session is designed to be engaging and productive. Here’s what typically happens:

•  Initial Assessment – Understanding your child’s condition and needs.
•  Customized Therapy Plan – Structured exercises and activities tailored to your child.
•  Guidance & Education – Teaching parents ways to support therapy at home.
•  Regular Monitoring – Tracking progress and making necessary adjustments.

The Benefits of Early Physiotherapy for Children

Starting physiotherapy early can:

•  Improve motor skills and coordination.
•  Prevent long-term postural and movement issues.
•  Enhance independence and confidence in daily activities.
•  Reduce pain and discomfort associated with movement disorders.