Pediatric Physiotherapy helps children with motor delays, muscle weakness, or neuromuscular disorders achieve functional movement and independence. Therapy focuses on improving muscle tone, coordination, balance, and posture, while addressing challenges related to conditions such as cerebral palsy, paralysis, or delayed milestones. It also supports rehabilitation and helps children achieve independence in ADLs (Activities of Daily Living).
Examine gross and fine motor skills, strength, posture, balance, and daily activity performance.
Improve strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, and gait.
Support children in using custom footwear, orthoses, walkers, canes, wheelchairs, standing frames, and adaptive seating safely.
Teach children essential daily living activities for independence.
Educate parents on exercises, positioning, and device management for consistent progress.
Coordinate with OT, behavioral therapy, SLP, and pediatric teams for holistic care.
Children gain better motor control, mobility, and independence, enabling them to participate confidently in daily life, school, and social activities.
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