Our team of Paediatric Physiotherapists specialize in Early Intervention for children aged 2 - 6 years old.
We will assess, diagnose, and develop a complete treatment plan for your child; providing education and advice, a home exercise program, resources, and ongoing therapy for your child when required.
What does a Paediatric Physiotherapist do for
children aged 2 - 6 years old?
A Paediatric Physiotherapist is the first person your Paediatrician, GP or Maternal Child Health Nurse will refer you to if they have any concerns about your child's physical development.
Paediatric Physiotherapists are your 'go to' for developmental assessments and advice.
Our Paediatric Physiotherapists are specialists in child global development, including milestones, sensory systems, movement and play skills.
We understand how children learn, move and play. At every age and every stage, we know what's normal and expected, then what's next in your child's development.
We will assess, diagnose, and develop a complete treatment plan for your child; providing education and advice, a home exercise program, resources, and ongoing therapy for your child when required.
What does a Paediatric Physiotherapist do for
children aged 2 - 6 years old?
A Paediatric Physiotherapist is the first person your Paediatrician, GP or Maternal Child Health Nurse will refer you to if they have any concerns about your child's physical development.
Paediatric Physiotherapists are your 'go to' for developmental assessments and advice.
Our Paediatric Physiotherapists are specialists in child global development, including milestones, sensory systems, movement and play skills.
We understand how children learn, move and play. At every age and every stage, we know what's normal and expected, then what's next in your child's development.
Common conditions we treat in children aged 2 - 6 years old include:
All delays in reaching motor milestones
Abnormal gait including toe walking, in-toeing, limping and hip concerns
Acute injuries such as sprains, strains and pains
Children with movement and strength difficulties
Neurological conditions such as Cerebral Palsy, Stroke, Dystonia, Acquired Brain Injury
Genetic conditions including Downs Syndrome
Joint Hypermobility and Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, 'floppy and bendy joints'
Medical conditions such as Congenital Heart Disease and Cancer
Rheumatic conditions such as Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
Sensory Processing Disorders where children seek or avoid movement or tactile input
Autism Level 1 & 2 (only)
All delays in reaching motor milestones
Abnormal gait including toe walking, in-toeing, limping and hip concerns
Acute injuries such as sprains, strains and pains
Children with movement and strength difficulties
Neurological conditions such as Cerebral Palsy, Stroke, Dystonia, Acquired Brain Injury
Genetic conditions including Downs Syndrome
Joint Hypermobility and Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, 'floppy and bendy joints'
Medical conditions such as Congenital Heart Disease and Cancer
Rheumatic conditions such as Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
Sensory Processing Disorders where children seek or avoid movement or tactile input
Autism Level 1 & 2 (only)
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