Play On Pediatric Therapy

• Hands-on manual therapy for pediatric and adolescent conditions.
• Therapeutic exercise programs to improve mobility and strength.
• Motor development and mobility training for infants and children.
• Parent education to support home exercise and function.
• Rehabilitation for sports-related injuries in teens.

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• Kinesiology-informed paediatric motor development and re-education.
• Myofascial release for pelvic, pediatric, and general dysfunctions.
• Integrative dry needling for musculoskeletal pain and tension.
• McKenzie lumbar mechanical assessment and therapy for back pain.
• Vestibular rehabilitation and infant torticollis/plagiocephaly management.

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• Initial assessment and treatment planning for physiotherapy.
• Movement rehabilitation to restore function and mobility.
• Exercise prescription for strength, balance, and recovery.
• Manual therapy to reduce pain and improve movement.
• Injury recovery support through guided physiotherapy treatments.

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• Pediatric motor development assessment and treatment.
• Children’s gross and fine motor skill training.
• Family-centered goal setting and home program development.
• Developmental delay rehabilitation and functional skills training.
• Play-based therapeutic movement and activity sessions.

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• Pediatric physiotherapy for developmental and mobility support.
• Aquatic therapy programs for rehabilitation and skill development.
• Individualized exercise programs for strength and motor control.
• Gait and movement assessment with therapeutic interventions.
• Therapeutic coaching for motor skill acquisition and function.

This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.

• Initial assessment and individualized treatment planning.
• Movement rehabilitation for functional mobility restoration.
• Exercise prescription for strength and conditioning.
• Manual therapy for pain and mobility support.

This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.