Paedatrics Terrigal, North Wyong and Griffith
Tailored paediatric physiotherapy for your child's swift recovery
Does your child love sports and playtime but sometimes comes home with aches and pains? It’s common for active kids to experience ‘growing pains’ or sports-related injuries. These issues can be confusing and worrisome, but they don’t have to stop the fun.
At our Physiotherapy clinic, we specialise in Paediatrics, understanding the unique challenges young bodies face. We’re here to diagnose and treat these pains early, helping your child get back to what they love – fast and safe. Let’s tackle these growing pains together!
paediatrics and Physiotherapy
Ready to see your child play without pain? Booking an appointment with us is easy and the first step to relief. Our experienced physiotherapists are experts in Paediatric care, ensuring a tailored approach for your child’s needs. We’ll guide you through each step, from diagnosis to a personalised treatment plan. Plus, you’ll get all the support and information you need for a speedy recovery. Don’t let growing pains slow your child down. Contact us today to start their journey back to fun and active play!
Our children are naturally active, often engaging in sports and playful activities. While their flexibility and growth can lead to quick healing, certain conditions, known as ‘growing pains’ or ‘growth-related syndromes’, are common in children and young teens. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial for these conditions, allowing your child to continue or swiftly return to their beloved activities. At our clinic, the joy in our young patients’ faces, achieving more each week, is our greatest reward.
We effectively manage a range of paediatric conditions, including:
- Sever’s disease.
- Osgood Schlatter’s disease.
- Sinding-Larsen-Johansson disease.
- Scheuermann’s disease.
- Osteochondritis dissecans.
- Perthe’s disease.
- Growth plate fractures.
- Shin splints.
- Sports and functional modifications.
- Load adjustments.
- Comprehensive education for both the child and parents.
- Treat Symptoms.
- Retrain functional movements.
- Maintain strength in unaffected areas.
- Provide graded strengthening exercises.
- Refer for further investigations or specialist opinions.
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