Kids Pilates 

for Strength and Coordination

Kids Pilates is designed for Kindergarten-aged children. The program focuses on improving strength, flexibility, and coordination in a fun, non-competitive environment.

Yes, a grown-up must attend with the child. Unfortunately, there are no resources available to supervise other children during the session.

Yes, Pilates is great for developing both fine and gross motor skills. It can help with coordination, strength, flexibility, and balance, which are all foundational for overall physical development.

Your child should wear comfortable clothes that allow for easy movement, and the activities will be done in bare feet or socks. Don’t worry, the room is cosy and comfortable for movement.

Yes, if your child has a developmental delay or disability, we can adapt the Pilates program to suit their needs. Please get in touch to find out how we can adjust the sessions for your child.

We offer assessments, screenings, and tailored physiotherapy programs for children with concerns such as delayed development, pain (e.g., hip, knee, foot), and posture issues. We also provide referrals to specialists and liaise with GPs as needed.

If your child’s GP completes a referral under a GP Management Plan (GPMP), you may be eligible for up to five physiotherapy appointments with a Medicare rebate of $60.35. Additional fees may apply for reports or referrals for services like the NDIS.

Yes, we can provide a receipt for you to claim your physiotherapy sessions from your private health insurance. Please note that additional fees may be required for other reports or referrals.

We offer NDIS physiotherapy services based on hourly rates. We support both plan- and self-managed clients. Please get in touch so we can discuss your child’s specific needs and create a personalized Service Agreement.

We run various group programs such as the Playground Skills Group and Pre-Kinder Gross Motor Group. These groups help children develop their motor skills in a fun, social, and supportive setting.

Yes, we offer telehealth services for assessments, coaching, and ongoing therapy. This is an ideal option for families who prefer to manage their sessions remotely.

Aquatic physiotherapy is conducted in a local pool to support land-based therapy. It’s particularly helpful for children who benefit from the buoyancy and resistance of water to assist with physical therapy.

You can book an appointment by visiting our website and using the contact page. If you are a new family, please get in touch with us directly for more information. Existing Aquila families can reach out to their current team for booking details.