Conditions we treat
Every child is unique, and so are their needs. This page outlines the common conditions and concerns we support through physiotherapy and multidisciplinary care. Our goal is to help children move, play, and participate in everyday life with confidence.
Why List Conditions?
Parents often wonder if physiotherapy can help their child. By sharing the conditions we work with, we hope to make it easier for families to understand what we do and how we can help. If your child’s condition isn’t listed, please reach out. We’re here to discuss your child’s individual needs. Click on each subheading for more information.
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Treatment of developmental hip dysplasia
Torticollis and plagiocephaly
Talipes and foot posture
Post fracture rehab
Gait assessment
Perthes
Slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE)
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Hypermobility spectrum disorders
Running gait concerns
Scoliosis and Juvenile Kyphosis
Postural concerns
Growth related pain
Juvenile arthritis
Sports injuries
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Functional neurological disorder (FND)
Neuromuscular conditions
Acquired brain injury
Cerebral Palsy
Spina Bifida
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Developmental coordination disorder
Early milestone delay
Gross motor delay
Premature babies
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Genetic and congenital conditions
Arthrogryposis
Amputee and limb deficiency
Respiratory conditions
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Gross motor skill development
Targeted support to help children improve balance, coordination, and movement patterns. Perfect for kids who need help with running, jumping, or navigating playgrounds.
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Neurological rehabilitation
Our neurological rehab programs support children with conditions such as cerebral palsy, brain injury, stroke, or genetic disorders. We focus on improving movement, coordination, and independence through personalised therapy plans that evolve with your child’s needs.
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Group programs
Group physiotherapy gives children the chance to practise motor skills in a dynamic, social setting. Learn about our upcoming group sessions for 2026
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Paediatric continence
Paediatric continence physiotherapy supports children aged five and over with bladder and bowel control issues such as bedwetting, daytime leaks, constipation, and toileting delays.
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Posture and scoliosis screening
If you’ve noticed changes in your child’s posture or have concerns about spinal alignment, we’re here to help. Our physiotherapists can assess for scoliosis and other paediatric postural conditions, and provide practical advice and early strategies to support healthy growth and movement.
