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29 Agadez Crescent, Wuse II, Abuja
Paediatric Care
Physiotherapy services for infants, children, and adolescents.
Children's bodies are different — and their physiotherapy should be too. We work with infants, children, and teenagers using age-appropriate techniques, play-based therapy where possible, and close involvement of parents and caregivers. Early physiotherapy intervention can make a profound difference to a child's development, confidence, and long-term mobility.
Child-Centred, Family-Informed
We assess each child holistically — looking at developmental milestones, movement quality, strength, and coordination. Treatment sessions are structured around the child's attention span and engagement level. We involve parents in every step so that therapy can continue at home, maximising the benefit of each session.
- Cerebral Palsy
- Developmental delays
- Muscular weakness and hypotonia
- Genetic disorders affecting movement
- Sports injuries in children and adolescents
- Scoliosis and postural issues
Frequently Asked Questions
Have a question about paediatric care? Here are the questions we hear most often from patients, with honest answers from our team.
Signs that may warrant assessment include delayed walking or motor milestones, frequent falls, complaints of pain during activity, unusual walking patterns, or difficulties keeping up with peers physically. Early assessment is always better than waiting.
We work with children from infancy through to adolescence. The techniques and approach vary significantly by age and developmental stage.
Sessions are typically 45 minutes to 1 hour, but we adjust based on the child's age, attention, and energy levels. Younger children may benefit from shorter, more frequent sessions.
We work hard to make sessions positive, engaging, and as playful as the condition allows. We never force a child through anything distressing. Building trust and comfort comes first.
Yes. Parents and caregivers are always welcome and encouraged to be present. Your involvement is an important part of the treatment.