It is well accepted in society that play based activities are essential to a child's cognitive, social and physical development. However,...

Have you recently been informed that your child has a life long disability? Even if you were anticipating the diagnosis this can still be...

Since beginning my journey in community based paediatric physiotherapy 6 years ago I have worked with a number of children with life...

Families often contact my practice with concerns about the way their child is walking. More often than not such concerns come about from...

Torticollis: Have you noticed your child turns their head to only one side? Does your child tend to tilt their head to one side? They may...

Plagiocephaly or “Flat Head”: Did your doctor or child health nurse mention that your bub’s head appears flatter on one side? This is a...

Toe Walking Toe walking is a developmental concern that is frequently seen in private paediatric physiotherapy practice. There are a...

In the past 10-15 years the importance of inclusion for people with disabilities has become more widely acknowledged. From my own...

My child is not walking yet. Should I be concerned? Working across various paediatric settings over the past 7 years, this question comes...

With the introduction of the NDIS, a spotlight has been shone on the importance of early intervention for children with developmental...