Physiotherapy

Children with:

• Developmental delays
• Cerebral palsy
• Down syndrome
• Neuromuscular disorders
• Orthopaedic conditions
• Premature birth complications
• Gross motor difficulties (e.g., delayed sitting, crawling, walking)

• Improve muscle strength and flexibility
• Support sitting, crawling, standing, and walking
• Enhance coordination and balance
• Prevent contractures and deformities
• Encourage participation in play, school, and community activities

Sessions may include guided exercises, play-based activities, stretching, balance training, gait training, and use of assistive devices if needed. Therapy is personalized for each child’s developmental stage..

By improving movement and mobility, physiotherapy promotes independence, confidence, and active participation in learning and play. Early support also prevents long-term physical complications.

Progress depends on the child’s specific needs and consistency of therapy. Some children may improve within months, while others may need longer-term support.

It varies. Some children need short-term intervention to achieve milestones, while others with long-term conditions may require ongoing therapy and monitoring..

Parents are taught exercises, positioning techniques, and play-based activities they can do at home. Consistency between therapy and home practice is key to progress.

Movement is the foundation for learning and growth. By addressing motor delays early, children gain better chances for independence, participation, and overall development.