How We Work
Initial Assessment
Every child begins with a detailed assessment tailored to their needs.
Whether you're concerned about development, movement, pain or an existing condition, we'll take time to understand what's going on and what support is most appropriate.
You'll leave with clear answers, practical advice and a plan that feels manageable.
What to expect
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A thorough assessment of your child's needs
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Clear, jargon-free explanation of findings
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A personalised plan with practical next steps
Ongoing Support
After your assessment, we'll agree together on the right level of support for your child.
This might include:
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A small number of follow up sessions
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A short block of support
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Longer term input for ongoing needs
Support is always tailored to your child — and designed to fit into real family life.
Specialist Support
Injury rehabilitation
Return to sport and active life
Orthopaedic surgery support
Pre and post operative care
Long term condition management
Ongoing tailored support
Developmental support
Baby and toddler physiotherapy support
Transition Support
As young people with cerebral palsy transition into adulthood, they may begin to experience new challenges such as fatigue, pain, stiffness or changes in mobility. I provide physiotherapy support to help young people manage these changes with confidence through personalised stretches, strengthening programmes and practical strategies for everyday life.
A key focus is helping young people build a personalised self-management toolkit they can take forward into adult life — giving them the knowledge, routines and confidence to better understand their body, manage symptoms and maintain their physical wellbeing independently.
Support can also include helping young people adjust to college, university, apprenticeships or employment, with a focus on promoting independence, wellbeing and long-term physical health.
Typical support includes
Personalised stretches and strengthening programmes
Building a self-management toolkit for adult life
Managing fatigue, pain and changes in mobility
Adjusting to college, university or employment