Physiotherapy can provide interventions for children that experience difficulties with musculoskeletal and neurodevelopmental conditions or concerns with:
 

• Meeting physical developmental milestones

• Babies tolerating tummy time

• Knowing the difference between the left and right side of the body

• Walking or movements e.g. clumsy, falls frequently or has trouble keeping up with other children their age

• Participation and inclusion in school and community sport

• Problems with balance and posture

• Children with Autism, Brain Injuries, Cerebral Palsy, Down syndrome, Spina bifida, Muscular dystrophies, other congenital syndromes or conditions

• Children with conditions affecting their bones, joints or muscles such as plagiocephaly, Torticollis, Clubfeet, overly flexible joints

• Children following an injury, sickness or trauma who require rehabilitation such as sporting injuries, post long hospital stays, post surgeries, post motor vehicle accident

• Equipment prescription such as orthotics and splinting (including second skin and DMO), footwear, standing frames, walking frames, alternate seating, sleep systems, transfer equipment