Movement & Motor SkillsSupporting children to move better, grow stronger, and achieve greater physical independence through expert, compassionate paediatric physiotherapy.
Paediatric Physiotherapy is a specialised branch of physiotherapy dedicated to the assessment and treatment of movement, posture, and motor development in infants, children, and adolescents. Our physiotherapists are trained to work with children experiencing a wide range of conditions that affect their ability to move, balance, and participate fully in physical activities.
Through targeted exercise programmes, movement therapy, manual techniques, and functional activities, our therapists help children build strength, improve coordination, achieve developmental milestones, and experience the joy of movement — from taking their first steps to running confidently in the playground.
Children significantly behind in milestones like rolling, sitting, crawling, standing, or walking benefit greatly from early, targeted physiotherapy.
Specialised physiotherapy to improve movement patterns, reduce muscle tightness, build strength, and maximise functional mobility.
Targeted strengthening and postural programmes for children who appear "floppy" or tire easily with physical activity due to low muscle tone.
Helping children who are clumsy, have poor balance, or struggle with sports improve their coordination and physical confidence.
Guided recovery programmes for children following orthopaedic surgery, helping them regain movement, strength, and function safely.
Physiotherapy for children with spina bifida, muscular dystrophy, acquired brain injuries, or other neurological conditions affecting movement.
We discuss your child's movement history, current abilities, and your concerns in a warm, welcoming initial meeting.
A detailed assessment of muscle strength, tone, balance, coordination, range of motion, and functional movement patterns.
Clear, functional goals are set collaboratively — things that will make a real difference to your child's daily participation and independence.
Active, play-based sessions using exercises, movement activities, and specialised equipment targeting your child's specific physical goals.
A tailored home exercise programme so your child continues to build strength, flexibility, and coordination between therapy sessions.
