We Look forward to Helping YOU!
From first wobbly steps to playground adventures, paediatric physiotherapy supports babies, children and teens to participate in everyday life — gently, practically, and with the whole family alongside.
Ages 0–18 · Springfield Central
If you have any concerns about your child's movement, strength, coordination or development, early support can make a meaningful difference. You don't need a diagnosis or referral to seek advice — many families simply notice that something doesn't feel quite right. Trusting those early instincts and seeking guidance helps your child build strong foundations for future development.
Early identification and intervention of apparent problems are paramount to help children develop to their maximal potential. We can help. — Orion Family Physiotherapy
Our paediatric caseload includes infants, toddlers, school-aged children and adolescents with a range of developmental, neurological, musculoskeletal and disability-related presentations.
Supporting children who may be delayed with milestones such as sitting, crawling, walking, running, jumping, balance and coordination. Therapy focuses on building strength, confidence, movement skills and participation in daily activities.
Working with children with ASD to support coordination, body awareness, sensory-motor challenges, emotional regulation, postural control and participation across home, school and community settings through movement-based therapy.
Physiotherapy for children with cerebral palsy, developmental syndromes, neuromuscular and other neurological presentations — supporting mobility, balance, strength, postural control and functional independence. Approaches may include NDT-informed therapy and Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI Level A) principles where appropriate.
Supporting children who may tire easily, present with reduced postural control, decreased endurance, joint hypermobility or coordination difficulties. Therapy aims to improve stability, strength and overall movement efficiency.
Assessment and management of toe walking, altered gait patterns, flat feet, reduced balance or lower limb biomechanical concerns. Treatment may include strengthening, stretching, motor retraining, sensory strategies, and footwear or orthotic guidance where appropriate.
Supporting children who may appear clumsy, avoid physical activity, trip frequently, or have difficulty with age-appropriate gross motor skills such as hopping, skipping, jumping and playground participation.
Supporting the physical foundations required to participate confidently in school environments — posture, coordination, endurance, movement confidence and motor planning skills.
Ongoing, goal-based physiotherapy for children accessing NDIS supports — therapy intervention, mobility support, equipment recommendations, home programs, report writing, and collaboration with families, schools and allied health teams.
Sessions are kept engaging, practical, and tailored to each child's individual goals, strengths and interests.
Early intervention can begin even before a diagnosis is confirmed. The first years of life are a critical time for growth and development, and children respond best when support is introduced early.
Whether you have clear concerns or simply want reassurance, we're here to support both you and your child every step of the way.
Book an assessment or get in touch with our friendly team — no referral needed. We'll listen carefully and help you take the next step with confidence.