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Paediatric Therapy
Down Syndrome Developmental Care
Supportive physiotherapy addressing hypotonia and joint hypermobility to help children with Down Syndrome achieve motor milestones.
Overview
A protocol designed around your biology, face and calendar.
Supportive physiotherapy addressing hypotonia and joint hypermobility to help children with Down Syndrome achieve motor milestones.
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Benefits
What the treatment is designed to achieve.
Outcomes vary by medical suitability, but every protocol is planned with measured expectations.
01
Strengthening core and postural muscles
02
Protecting hypermobile joints from injury
03
Facilitating crawling, standing, and walking
04
Improving cardiovascular fitness through play
Procedure timeline
From first analysis to final refinement.
Supporting the transition to standing and walking.
Running, jumping, and negotiating stairs safely.
Encouraging lifelong participation in physical activities.
Technology
Treadmill training for infants, orthotic support assessment, and dynamic play equipment.
Expected results & recovery
Achievement of independent mobility and improved overall physical strength and endurance.
Recovery: Developmental
FAQs
Clear answers before you decide.
When should physiotherapy start?
Early intervention, often starting in the first few months of life, is highly beneficial.
Do they need special shoes?
Often, supportive footwear or orthotics (SMOs) are recommended to stabilize the foot and ankle.
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