Physiotherapy helps children improve strength, coordination and movement so they can participate confidently in play, sport and everyday activities.
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Our physiotherapists help children develop the physical skills needed for movement, play and daily life. Therapy focuses on strength, balance, coordination and recovery from injury or developmental challenges.
Our physiotherapy combines evidence informed techniques with engaging activities that help children build strength, movement skills and confidence in a supportive environment.
Sessions include fun physical activities such as obstacle courses, games and movement challenges that encourage children to practise strength, balance and coordination in an enjoyable and motivating way.
Each child receives a personalised physiotherapy plan based on their specific physical needs, developmental stage and goals to support safe and effective improvement in movement.
Parents and carers are supported with practical exercises and strategies that can be continued at home to encourage progress between therapy sessions.
Physiotherapy supports stronger movement skills, greater confidence and improved participation in everyday activities.
Children develop improved muscle strength and control which supports walking, running, jumping and climbing with greater ease and stability.
These improvements help children feel more comfortable participating in physical play, school activities and sports alongside their peers.
Therapy helps children improve balance, body awareness and coordination which are important for activities such as climbing, ball skills and playground play.
With stronger coordination skills, children often feel more confident trying new physical activities and engaging in group play with friends.
Children develop stronger core muscles and improved posture which supports healthy sitting, standing and movement throughout the day.
Better posture can reduce discomfort and fatigue while also supporting focus and participation during school and learning activities.
Physiotherapy supports children recovering from injury or surgery by gradually rebuilding strength, flexibility and mobility through safe and guided exercises.
This helps children return to sport, play and everyday activities with greater confidence while reducing the risk of further injury.
Find answers to common questions about physiotherapy and how Kids Club supports children in developing strength, movement and confidence.
A child may benefit from physiotherapy if they struggle with balance, coordination, walking or posture, or if they are recovering from injury or surgery.
Sessions involve fun, play based movement activities designed to improve strength, balance and coordination while helping children practise important physical skills.
Yes. Physiotherapy supports recovery from sports injuries by improving strength, flexibility and movement patterns to help children safely return to physical activity.
Children can begin physiotherapy from infancy through to adolescence. Early support can help address movement challenges and support healthy development.
The duration of therapy varies depending on each child’s needs, goals and progress. Some children benefit from short term support while others require longer guidance.
“My dream was to bring together a small team of caring and experienced paediatric therapists to work closely with local families in a nurturing, safe and calming environment. My aim is to ensure all the families in our club feel supported by our team to live lives that are connected and meaningful. If it takes a village to raise a child, we would love to be part of your village if you need support!”.
“Being a part of this workplace and being able to support both the therapists and the kids to their highest potential is incredibly fulfilling. Allowing people to be the best version of themselves means they are able to offer more to each of their families at Kids Club.”
“My dream is to help children to develop the skills they need to grow into functional, independent young adults. I love supporting not just the child but their whole family, school and community to achieve goals that are meaningful. I look forward to working with your family”.
“My dream is to help big and little kids communicate with the important people in their life. I love helping kids feel heard and understood. Clear communication helps build meaningful relationships and emotional and psychological wellbeing for us as humans. It is such a privilege to help kids and their families understand each other”.
“My dream is for all children to thrive and live happy and meaningful lives. I enjoy getting to know each unique child, and working with them and their family, school and other important people in their life to achieve their goals.”.
“My dream is to help children flourish and achieve goals that help them to become independent and functional in their occupations at play, home, school and in the community. I love working closely with families to ensure important goals are prioritised and achieved, and I like to think of new ways to make therapy as fun as possible!”
“To empower children by giving them the tools they need to communicate in a fun, caring and family-centered way.”
My dream is to help children develop their movement skills, build self-confidence in their physical abilities and in doing these two steps, support their participation in play, exploration, sport and whatever activities motivate them. The ultimate reward of my job is the moment I see a child (and their parents!) realise that they can do more than they ever thought possible. Movement opens up life’s doors to a child and their family for the long term. ”
Shayne’s dream is to support children and their families in all aspects of life, including at home, at school and in the community. She loves to see the lightbulb moment when a child achieves their goals. Shayne enjoys collaborating with families, teachers and other important individuals in a child’s life and daily activities. She believes it is a privilege to be involved in supporting the children that enter Kids Club.
“My dream is that every child who comes to Kids Club for physio will get to say that they’ve had at least one positive experience with movement/physical activity. Developing movement skills is often key to supporting physical, mental and social wellbeing. I really do think even one positive experience can go a long way in terms of self-confidence, self-esteem, and willingness to try new things.”
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