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Paediatric Physiotherapy (Children)
Paediatric Physiotherapy (Children)
What can Physiotherapy support with?
Paediatric Physiotherapy can support with a wide range of conditions and can support children in reaching their full potential. If your child’s condition is not listed below, or you are unsure what it may be classed as, please contact us and we can advise further.
Physiotherapy for babies:
Physiotherapy for babies:
- Developmental delays (e.g not reaching certain milestones, late rolling, sitting or walking
- Plagiocephaly (flat head)
- Torticollis (head tilt/ habitual looking to one side)
- Premature baby development
- Baby feet assessment (talipes, inward turning feet, flat feet)
- Erbs palsy / shoulder dystocia post birth
And more…
Physiotherapy for children and adolescents:
Physiotherapy for children and adolescents:
- Joint / muscle pain
- Hypermobility
- Abnormal gait patterns (e.g. tip toe walking)
- Balance and co-ordination difficulties
- Sports injuries
- Muscle imbalance / muscle weakness
- Scoliosis
And more….
Paediatric (Children's) Physiotherapy
The process and what to expect
Paediatric (Children's) Physiotherapy
The process and what to expect
Once you have made contact, we will book you in an initial one-off Assessment, in order to determine your child’s exact needs and if necessary, a treatment pathway. This may include exercises for home, or in-clinic support. Depending on the results of the Assessment, our Physiotherapist may advise a course of Therapy sessions. These will focus on individualised, tailored goals, which will continually be assessed and monitored. You will be able to accompany your child to all sessions.
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Talk to Caoimhe today
Talk to Caoimhe today
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