Empowering Movement & Independence
Our paediatric physical therapy program focuses on helping children develop strength, coordination, and mobility skills essential for daily activities and overall development. We create personalized treatment plans that make therapy engaging and effective.
Benefits of Physical Therapy
Comprehensive physical therapy that addresses your child's unique needs and promotes optimal physical development
Motor Skill Development
Enhance gross motor skills like rolling, sitting, standing, walking, jumping,stair climbing
Strength Building
Devlope muscle strength to improve mobility and stability for any movement
Balance & Coordination
Improve stability, balance reactions, and body coordination
Posture Improvement
Focus posture correction and prevention of spine and hip instability and deformity
Increase range of motion
Through muscle lengthing and stretching techniques
Functional Independence
Promote independence in mobility and daily living activities
Our Treatment Approach
We use evidence-based techniques and play-based activities to make physical therapy engaging and effective for children of all ages and abilities.
Comprehensive Assessment
Detailed evaluation of movement patterns, strength, and functional abilities
Individualized Treatment
Customized therapy plans based on each child's specific needs and goals
Play-Based Therapy
Fun, engaging activities that motivate children while achieving therapeutic goals
Equipment & Technology
Modern therapeutic equipment and adaptive devices for optimal outcomes
Family Education
Training parents and caregivers in home exercise programs and strategies
Progress Monitoring
Regular assessment and adjustment of treatment plans based on progress
Conditions We Treat
Our pediatric physical therapists have expertise in treating a wide range of conditions affecting children's movement and mobility
Spinal muscular atrophy
DMD and other dystrophy
Myopathies
Down syndrome
Brachial plexus and erb's palsy
Ataxia
Congenital scoliosis
Neuromuscular and muscular skeletal deformities
Our Treatment Techniques
Evidence-based therapeutic approaches tailored to each child's unique needs and developmental stage
Neurodevelopmental Treatment
Specialized techniques for children with neurological conditions
Strength Training
Age-appropriate exercises to build muscle strength and endurance
Balance Training
Activities to improve stability and prevent falls
Gait Training
Walking pattern improvement and mobility enhancement
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our pediatric physical therapy services
At what age can children start physical therapy?
Children can benefit from physical therapy at any age, from infants to teenagers. Early intervention is often key to achieving the best outcomes for developmental delays or medical conditions.
How long does each physical therapy session last?
Sessions typically last 45-60 minutes depending on the child's age, attention span, and specific needs. We adjust session length to maximize engagement and therapeutic benefit.
What should my child wear to physical therapy?
Comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that allows for movement is best. Athletic shoes with good support are recommended. We may also suggest specific clothing based on your child's treatment plan.
How often will my child need physical therapy?
Frequency varies based on individual needs, typically ranging from 1-3 times per week. We'll work with you to develop a schedule that fits your family's needs and maximizes progress.
Can parents be involved in therapy sessions?
Absolutely! Parent participation is encouraged and often essential for carrying over skills to home and daily activities. We provide training and home exercise programs for continued progress.