At Human Care Physio Clinic, Paediatric Physiotherapy is dedicated to children’s health. Our specialists assess and treat infants, children and adolescents for developmental, neuromuscular, musculoskeletal and congenital conditions.
From birth through adolescence, our physiotherapists use specialized techniques to address issues such as motor delays, cerebral palsy, coordination disorders, sports injuries and orthopaedic problems.
We customize treatment plans for each child, incorporating therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, sensory integration methods and caregiver education. Our goal is to optimize physical function, improve mobility, increase participation in daily activities and promote overall well-being as children grow and develop.
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Yes, paediatric physiotherapy is safe when administered by qualified professionals. Our physiotherapists specialize in working with children and ensure that treatment is tailored to their age, developmental stage and individual needs.
The number of sessions varies depending on your child’s condition, progress and treatment goals. Our physiotherapists will assess your child’s needs and recommend a personalized treatment plan with the appropriate frequency and duration of sessions.
Paediatric physiotherapy can address a wide range of conditions including motor delays, cerebral palsy, developmental coordination disorder, sports injuries, orthopaedic conditions and more. Our physiotherapists are trained to assess and treat various paediatric musculoskeletal and neurological issues.
Paediatric physiotherapy aims to optimize physical function, improve mobility, enhance participation in daily activities, and promote overall well-being for children. Our tailored treatment plans incorporate therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, sensory integration techniques, and caregiver education to achieve these goals.
Our physiotherapists will provide you with exercises and activities to continue at home, along with guidance on proper techniques and frequency. Consistency with home exercises, maintaining open communication with the physiotherapist, and encouraging your child’s participation are key to supporting their progress.