Paediatric Physiotherapy for Kids

We provide family-centred physiotherapy supports for children aged 0–12 years. This includes assessment, goal-setting, coaching, and therapy for gross motor development, posture, pain management, hip care, and developmental delays. We also provide aquatic physiotherapy, Telehealth, and group programs.

Yes, we support NDIS plan- or self-managed clients. Our NDIS services are billed hourly, and we provide personalised Service Agreements to meet your child’s needs. Please note that Aquila Kids is a non-registered NDIS provider, so we cannot provide services to clients with NDIA-managed plans.

Yes. We provide private appointments with receipts for health insurance claims. GP referrals, including GP Management Plans (GPMP), may allow you to claim a Medicare rebate for certain conditions. Additional fees may apply for reports or NDIS-related applications.

Sessions can be conducted at your home, your child’s early childhood centre or kindergarten, other community locations, via Telehealth, or in our clinic.

Therapy blocks are focused sessions targeting specific motor skills. They can be weekly sessions for a term or mini-intensive programs, such as 3 sessions per week for 3 weeks, depending on your child’s needs.

We run group programs like Playground Skills Group and Pre-Kinder Gross Motor Group, which support social interaction, gross motor development, and confidence in a fun, non-competitive environment.

Aquatic physiotherapy involves exercises in a local pool to complement land-based therapy. It can help with muscle strength, coordination, mobility, and confidence in movement.

We follow a family-centred approach, providing guidance and strategies to parents and carers to support their child’s development at home, school, or in the community. We also provide advice to early childhood educators, teachers, and other significant people in your child’s life.

Yes, Telehealth can be used to complement in-person visits or as the main method for assessment, coaching, and therapy, providing flexibility for families.

Common reasons to seek physiotherapy include gross motor delays, posture or movement concerns, pain in hips, knees, or feet, head shape concerns in babies, or developmental risks such as prematurity or diagnosed disabilities. We also offer assessments and evidence-based advice to guide families on next steps.