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Get in touch, we arrange a free call, then book your first assessment. No referral or diagnosis needed.
Conditions we work with
Grouped by the age at which families most often come to us. Many of these conditions are supported right through childhood and into young adulthood.
Birth Injury and HIE
Physiotherapy following hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy, birth-related brain injury, and other injuries sustained at or around birth.
Erb's Palsy and Brachial Plexus Injury
Assessment and treatment for reduced arm movement following obstetric brachial plexus injury.
Prematurity
Support for babies born prematurely, including post-neonatal follow-up and motor development.
Torticollis and Plagiocephaly
Early intervention for head shape and neck movement difficulties in babies.
Hip Dysplasia (DDH)
Physiotherapy following harness, cast, or surgical treatment for developmental dysplasia of the hip.
Talipes and Foot Positioning
Assessment and treatment for positional talipes, in-toeing, out-toeing, and flat feet.
Developmental Delay
Support for children not yet meeting movement milestones, with therapy tailored to their pace.
Down Syndrome
Physiotherapy to support motor development, strength, and coordination at every stage.
Spina Bifida
Physiotherapy for mobility, posture, equipment, and independence throughout childhood.
Genetic and Chromosomal Conditions
Individualised physiotherapy for children with rare conditions affecting physical development.
If your child's condition isn't listed here, please get in touch. We work with children with a wide range of physical and neurological needs.
Specialist interventions
Our physiotherapists deliver a full range of specialist, evidence-based interventions in your home, your child's school, or a community setting.
Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT)
An intensive, evidence-based approach for children with hemiplegia, where the stronger arm is gently constrained to encourage use and development of the affected arm and hand. Delivered as a structured, child-friendly programme.
Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI)
A therapeutic technique that provokes a specific active motor response through defined exercises, used to improve postural control, strength, and functional movement in children with motor delay and neurological conditions.
Functional Strength Training
Targeted strengthening built around the everyday tasks that matter to your child: standing, walking, climbing stairs, and keeping up with peers.
Hydrotherapy
Physiotherapy delivered in water, which supports the body and allows movement that may be difficult on land. We deliver hydrotherapy sessions at a pool arranged and funded by the family.
Rebound Therapy
The use of a trampoline to facilitate movement, build strength, and provide sensory and vestibular input. Delivered using a trampoline arranged and funded by the family.
Postural Management
A whole-body approach to supporting posture across the day, including advice on seating, sleep systems, standing frames, and positioning to protect joints and support function.
Post-Operative Rehabilitation
Structured rehabilitation following orthopaedic and neurosurgical procedures, working closely with your surgical team and following their protocols.
For hydrotherapy and rebound therapy, families arrange and fund the pool or trampoline. We bring the clinical expertise and deliver the session. If you are not sure whether an intervention is right for your child, please get in touch and we will talk it through with you.
What families say
"My nine-year-old daughter has started walking and no longer needs crutches. Thank you for constantly problem-solving around her and never giving up."
"I was surprised that a few simple exercises fixed my girl's posture so quickly after the biomechanics assessment."
"Our physio was lovely and great at convincing our son to actually do his therapy."
Fees
All assessments are carried out by a clinical lead, so every programme is set and reviewed at the most senior level. Ongoing sessions can then be delivered by a clinical lead, a specialist physiotherapist, or a therapy assistant, depending on what suits your goals and budget.
We are committed to helping families access funding. If cost is a barrier, our lists grant and charity funding options that may help.
Travel is included free of charge for home, school, and community visits within 30 minutes of our base, which covers most of Bexley, Greenwich, Bromley, and Lewisham. We are happy to travel further: beyond that area a travel supplement of £30 per additional 30 minutes applies, agreed with you before booking.
If you have private health insurance, we can provide receipts and documentation to support a reimbursement claim with your provider.
Clinical reports and letters cover updates for GPs, schools, consultants, and similar. They are not legal or medico-legal documents. EHCP assessments, independent reports, and expert witness work are priced separately and depend on scope and complexity. See our page.
Resources for families
Tummy Time: Why it matters
Physiotherapy and EHC Plans
Flat feet in children