Kids can get active these school holidays by joining our one-hour running camp, led by one of our physiotherapists. All skill levels are catered for...

Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in managing your child's developmental delay.  Identifying and addressing the areas of challenge helps children...

It is not uncommon for newborns to have “unusually” shaped heads – most of the time this resolves by 6 weeks after birth. What is plagiocephaly?...

Children who are active during growth spurts may experience knee pain that seems to be worse when they’re exercising and having fun....

Children with DCD can find daily activities challenging, including running, jumping, getting dressed or writing. Physiotherapy can be very effective...

Motor difficulties can have a significant impact on your child’s social development and self-esteem. Our paediatric physios make sure our sessions...

Many people have heard of the ‘5 and 2’ diet, made popular by British doctor and journalist Michael Mosley but few remember the original ‘5 and 2’;...

Why do active kids develop knee pain? Children who are active during their growth spurt may develop sites of pain particularly in the knees and...

A common reason for growing children and adolescents to experience pain in the back of their heel during or after sport is due to Sever’s Disease....

Developmental coordination disorder (DCD) occurs in approximately 1 in 10 Australian children. That’s at least 1 in every school class. Children can...

Almost all young Australians - aged between 13 and 17 - are not as physically active as they should be with nine out of ten young Australians...