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Children and young adults may benefit from physiotherapy when they experience difficulties with movement and mobility, coordination, strength, or physical development due to a range of conditions or circumstances. Here are some common reasons a child might need physiotherapy:
Babies and toddlers
Babies and toddlers
Delayed motor milestones (e.g. late crawling, walking)
Developmental coordination disorder (DCD) or low muscle tone
Premature birth or complications affecting movement
Neurological conditions (e.g. cerebral palsy)
Genetic conditions (eg. downs syndrome)
Children
Children
Balance and coordination difficulties
Frequent falls or clumsiness
Postural concerns (e.g. slouching, scoliosis)
Pain or injuries (e.g. growing pains, sports injuries)
Muscle weakness or tightness affecting function
Gross motor skill challenges (e.g. skipping, jumping, riding a bike)
Lower limb deformities such as knock knees or intoeing
Toe walking
Autism spectrum disorders
Teenagers and Young Adults
Teenagers and Young Adults
Rehabilitation after injury or surgery
Fatigue or difficulty keeping up with peers
Hypermobility syndromes
Chronic pain or conditions like juvenile arthritis
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