27/05/2026
Children and young people aren’t just small adults.
Their bodies are growing, developing, and changing in ways that need a very different approach to assessment and treatment. What looks like clumsiness might be a motor skill delay. What’s dismissed as growing pains might be something worth looking at more carefully. And what gets labelled as “they’ll grow out of it” sometimes benefits enormously from early, specialist input.
Emma, our paediatric physiotherapist, works with children and young people to help them move better and feel better — at every stage of their development.
Paediatric physiotherapy can help with:
↳ Acute injuries — sports injuries and post-surgery rehabilitation
↳ Musculoskeletal concerns — growing pains, hypermobility, movement asymmetry, foot posture, and unusual walking patterns
↳ Gross motor skill delays — crawling, walking, balance, and coordination
↳ Neurological and genetic conditions — including cerebral palsy and Down syndrome
If you have a child or young person you think might benefit from specialist physiotherapy — or if you are simply not sure whether what you are seeing is something to be concerned about — Emma is happy to have a conversation.
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