Paediatric Physiotherapy

Paediatric Physiotherapy

Children are not mini – adults, they built and move differently. Paediatric physiotherapists are well trained and expert in child development and movements. The movement is very important aspect of development for babies and children, which is essential for learning and growing.  Sheela Physiocare has expertise in treating day 1 neonates to adolescents. Paediatric physiotherapist in Sheela Physiocare has expert skill in assessment, diagnosis and treatment. We develop individualised treatment program for our clients with creativity, playfulness and fun activity. We collaborate with family members, other health professionals and special educators. We believe on team approach for holistic care to acquire good quality. Our team members are Physiotherapist, Paediatrician, Speech therapist, Occupational therapist, Psychologist, Nutritionist, special educator.
We Treat Following Conditions
  • Developmental delay: Babies and children who are slower to achieve their motor milestones, eg: babies who are late to learn to sit, crawl or walk
  • Babies and children who are using unusual patterns to move eg: w-sitting or bottom shuffling or toe walking
  • Children who are having difficulty with motor skills, such as jumping/hopping or ball skills
  • Toddlers and babies who are clumsy or uncoordinated· Children with disabilities such as cerebral palsy, Down Syndrome, autism, brain injury, muscular dystrophies, or other congenital syndromes or conditions
  • Babies and children with conditions affecting their bones, joints or muscles, such as clubfoot, flat feet, overly flexible or dislocating joints, or congenital conditions such as Ehler’sDanlos Syndrome, common musculoskeletal issues eg: Sever’s Disease, patellofemoral pain
  • Children who have rheumatological and pain conditions such as arthritis, myositis, or chronic pain
  • Children following an injury or trauma.
  • Children with chronic respiratory conditions such as cystic fibrosis, bronchiectasis or primary ciliary dyskinesia· Post-surgical rehabilitation for Ano -rectal Malformation
  • Plagiocephaly (flattened head shape)
  • Torticollis
  • Scollios