Physiotherapy services include handling and positioning advice, exercise prescription, and support with learning developmental skills.
Hydrotherapy helps your child build skills and achieve their goals in a supportive water environment.
We provide equipment prescription for infants to adolescents, including orthotics, specialised seating, standing frames and mobility aids.
We conduct a range of standardised assessments and provide detailed reports to support NDIS funding applications.
In-person and remote clinical supervision for early-career physiotherapists specialising in paediatrics.
Lisa provides mobile physiotherapy within about 20 minutes of Ashmore. She can visit your home, daycare, school, or local playground—wherever suits your family best.
Common service areas include:
Arundel · Ashmore · Benowa · Broadbeach · Bundall · Burleigh Waters · Carrara · Clear Island Waters · Highland Park · Labrador · Main Beach · Mermaid Waters · Merrimac · Miami · Molendinar · Mudgeeraba · Nerang · Parkwood · Robina · Southport · Surfers Paradise · Varsity Lakes · Worongary
Many families choose a mix of locations—such as home, school, and clinic—to help their child’s therapy carry over throughout the day.
Autism
Children
April is Autism Awareness Month, a time to increase understanding of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). In Australia, over 205,000 people are affected by autism. Children with ASD often face challenges with movement and motor skills, and physiotherapists play a crucial role in providing support.
Children
Did you know that the Queensland Government is supporting families to access up to $200 in FairPlay Vouchers to help cover the cost of sports and recreation activities for kids? 🎉 This is a great opportunity to support your child’s physical development and encourage an active lifestyle!
Children
Toddlers
While most children are naturally more flexible than adults, some are particularly bendy. When a child’s joints move beyond the typical range, this is called hypermobility. People with hypermobility are often casually described as “double-jointed.”