Paediatric Physiotherapy:
Specialist Physiotherapy for babies to teens

Meghna Nebhwani, Registered Children's Physiotherapist

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What is Physiotherapy for children?

Children’s physiotherapy is a specialist area of physiotherapy to support babies, children and young people. Paediatric Physiotherapy focuses on helping children develop strength, movement, balance and confidence, so they can take part in everyday activities, play, sports and school. At Dulwich Physio, children are assessed and treated by a specialist Paediatric Physiotherapist using a gentle, evidence-based and family-centred approach. Treatment is always tailored to your child’s age, development, and individual goals. Physiotherapy sessions are designed to be positive, supportive and age-appropriate. The focus is on helping children feel confident in their bodies while building skills that carry over into daily life.

Who do we see & what to expect?

We work with babies, children and young people (0–18 years) who may be experiencing movement difficulties, pain, or delays in physical development. Parents may seek physiotherapy support if they are concerned about: Delayed milestones such as sitting, crawling or walking Balance, coordination, or frequent trips and falls Pain affecting sport, school, or daily activities Posture, walking patterns, or growth-related changes Your child’s physiotherapy appointment will include: A thorough assessment of movement, posture, strength and coordination Discussion of your concerns and goals An individualised treatment plan, often using play-based or functional activities Advice and exercises to support progress at home First appointments are 60 minutes; a relaxed environment is created to allow time for the detailed assessment, treatment and parent education.

Developmental & Infant Conditions

Musculoskeletal & Pain Conditions

  • Fractures, muscle strains & ligament sprains
  • Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder with pain or functional difficulties
  • Rheumatological conditions affecting movement

Back & Neck

  • Back pain (postural, growth-related, scoliosis-related, spondylosis)
  • Neck pain (postural, muscle imbalance, torticollis-related)

Lower Limb

Paediatric neurological conditions

  • Cerebral Palsy 
  • Neuro-rehabilitation following acquired brain injury or trauma

How to book & other information

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