At The Physios, we understand that children have unique physiotherapy needs that require a specialized and compassionate approach. Our Pediatric Physiotherapy Services are designed to support the physical development, functional independence, and well-being of children from infancy through adolescence. With a team of experienced pediatric physiotherapists, we offer customized therapy programs that address various developmental delays, neurological conditions, orthopedic challenges, and congenital disorders in children. Our holistic and family-centered care model ensures that each child receives individualized attention in a friendly, engaging, and supportive environment. We empower families with education, hands-on training, and home-based exercise plans to maximize outcomes beyond the clinic setting.
Children grow and develop rapidly, and sometimes, certain health conditions or injuries may delay or hinder their progress. Pediatric physiotherapy helps identify and manage such issues early, improving a child’s ability to move, function, and participate in daily activities. Our child-friendly therapists at The Physios use age-appropriate therapy techniques, games, and exercises that make therapy sessions both effective and enjoyable. Whether it's helping a toddler learn to walk or improving motor skills in a child with cerebral palsy, we provide goal-oriented rehabilitation to meet developmental milestones.
Developmental delays can occur in gross motor skills such as crawling, sitting, walking, or fine motor skills like grasping objects. Our therapists perform thorough assessments to evaluate delays and design interventions to stimulate age-appropriate motor development. We use play-based techniques to enhance strength, posture, balance, and coordination. Early intervention ensures the child doesn’t fall behind and is prepared to succeed in school and social environments.
Conditions like Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida, Muscular Dystrophy, and Autism Spectrum Disorder often require continuous therapy to improve movement, flexibility, posture, and mobility. Our team is trained in neurodevelopmental treatment (NDT) and sensory integration therapy, tailored to each child’s specific neurological condition. We focus on improving functional independence, reducing spasticity, enhancing motor control, and building self-confidence in children with neurological challenges.
Our pediatric orthopedic physiotherapy program deals with conditions such as clubfoot, scoliosis, flat feet, post-fracture stiffness, and gait abnormalities. We work closely with orthopedic doctors to provide post-surgical rehab or conservative management. We also provide post-casting therapy and use advanced rehabilitation tools and exercises to regain strength, flexibility, and proper joint alignment in children with musculoskeletal issues.
Children involved in sports are at risk of injuries such as ligament sprains, muscle strains, fractures, and dislocations. At The Physios, we provide personalized recovery plans for young athletes that include pain management, strength training, proprioception exercises, and sport-specific reconditioning. Our goal is to ensure a safe and confident return to sport, minimizing the risk of re-injury while promoting lifelong physical activity.
Kids with chronic respiratory issues like asthma, cystic fibrosis, or bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) benefit from our chest physiotherapy services. These include airway clearance techniques, breathing exercises, postural drainage, and physical activity guidance to improve lung function. We work in coordination with pediatric pulmonologists to ensure a comprehensive treatment approach that enhances breathing efficiency and quality of life.
We understand that clinic visits may not always be feasible, especially for children with severe mobility issues or chronic conditions. That’s why The Physios provides home physiotherapy services where our experts deliver quality care in the child’s familiar environment. These customized home-based therapy plans ensure continuity of care and reduce therapy dropout rates, while keeping parents involved and informed every step of the way.