Physiotherapy at Kids+

Physiotherapists at Kids+ specialise in working with children from birth, through childhood and adolescence with the aim to improving mobility, physical activity, and well-being.

 The aim of physiotherapy intervention is to make movement easier to:

  • increase independence with everyday activities and routines,

  • gain mobility (standing, walking, wheeled or powered mobility) for moving around your environment at home and in the community

  • develop more advanced motor skills for participation in physical activity and games for fun and recreation

  • facilitate participation in sport 

  • reduce fatigue and injury

  • and improve health and fitness.

Why is Physiotherapy different at Kids+?

We believe that every child benefits from physical activity and that it supports a range of other areas of everyday life.  

Our team of physiotherapists are trained in child development and advanced movement analysis to support identification of limitations or restrictions related your child's goals.

Programs are tailored to develop movement control and co-ordination and may include direct skills training, home activities and assistive technology or adaptations if required.

Physiotherapists can support participation in community and school physical activity by working alongside sport coaches, teachers, and clubs to enable your child’s involvement and active participation. 

What our families say

“The Kids+ team have been instrumental in helping my son to achieve his goals.”

Meet the Kids+ Physiotherapists

  • Sara West Team Leader and Physiotherapist

    Sara West

    Team Leader & Physiotherapist

  • Shanelle Biskup Physiotherapist

    Shanelle Biskup

    Physiotherapist

  • Louise Daniels Physiotherapist

    Louise Daniels

    Physiotherapist

  • A woman smiling, wearing a black vest with 'Kids+' written on it, standing in front of a colorful, textured wall.

    Eliza Wales

    Physiotherapist

  • Isobel Walker Physiotherapist

    Isobel Walker

    Physiotherapist

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