02Mar

Physiotherapy for Dancers and Artistic Athletes

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physiotherapy, Treatment

Dance and acrobatics require strength to stabilize We hear your frustrations and physiotherapy can help you! Dance is a universal language used to express emotions through movement. Some people might not consider dance as a form of official sports, but dance is by no means easy. Dance requires precision, coordination, power, flexibility, strength, endurance, and […]

04Feb

Paediatric Sports & Orthopaedic Injuries

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Paediatric Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation, Treatment

When most people think of paediatric physiotherapy, the first thing that tends to pop in mind are neurological conditions like cerebral palsy or babies with a developmental delay who are not meeting their milestones. While these are definitely conditions that are commonly treated, paediatric physiotherapy is able to treat a multitude of conditions, and most […]

28Jul

The Do’s and Don’ts of Concussion Rehabilitation in Children

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Children, Concussion, Concussion Rehabilitation, Paediatric Physiotherapy, physiotherapy, Rehabilitation

Concussions are something pretty much everyone has heard about or experienced. Check out these do's and don'ts of concussion rehabilitation to get you back to the game faster and safer.

29Apr

Neurofunctional Acupuncture – Enhancing the Mind-Muscle Connection

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Acupuncture, Electroacupuncture, Neurofunctional Acupuncture, paediatric, Paediatric Physiotherapy

Acupuncture originated as a treatment tool in Traditional Chinese Medicine and dates back to as far as 100 BCE. It is the insertion of very thin needles through the skin to affect the nervous system. Acupuncture has been used for ages to relieve a variety of ailments. In the physiotherapy and rehab world, we use […]

10Mar

All About Stroke Rehab – What comes next?

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physiotherapy, Recovery, Rehabilitation, Stroke, Therasuit, TIA

Stroke – it’s a scary word for many of us. Most people have heard the word, and have a general idea of what it looks like. Some of you may even know someone who has experienced a stroke of some kind. While most people have a general understanding of strokes and what they mean, most […]

07Dec

5 Ways to Effectively Treat Cerebral Palsy in Children

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cerebral palsy, Paediatric Physiotherapy, Therasuit, Treatment

We specialize in the treatment of Cerebral Palsy - one of the most common physical disabilities diagnosed in children. But what is Cerebral Palsy and how is it treated? How do we treat CP at All About Kids Rehab Centre? Let's take a look at the diagnosis, treatment, and the 5 ways that are most effective in achieving your child's goals.

05Oct

7 Conditions Treated by a Paediatric Physiotherapist

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cerebral palsy, paediatric, Paediatric Physiotherapy, physiotherapy

Have you ever wondered exactly what a paediatric physiotherapist treats? Maybe you’ve thought to yourself why would a child even need physiotherapy? And why not just see a regular physiotherapist? Well, there are many conditions that require children to seek the help of a qualified physiotherapist. Your child may have been born with a neurological […]

08Mar

The Therasuit Method – Effectiveness and Results

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The Therasuit Method is a treatment tool we use every day in our sessions here at All About Kids Rehab. The gains and milestones this method helps our little kiddos reach are amazing, and when the Therasuit itself is used in conjunction, the results are truly exciting! Effectiveness of the Therasuit Method Objectives:This study is […]

21Mar

Intensive Therapy Combined with Strengthening Exercises Using the Thera Suit in a Child with CP

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Thera Suit Background and Purpose: Development of gross motor function in children with cerebral palsy has been a primary goal of physical therapist for decades. The purpose of this report is to describe how the Thera Suit combined with an Intensive Therapy Program, was used in a twelve-year-old boy diagnosed with cerebral palsy (CP). Methods: […]

21Mar

Functional Strength Training for Children with Cerebral Palsy

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Functional Strength Training in Cerebral Palsy – A Pilot Study Take a look at this study on the effectiveness of Functional Strength Training for children with Cerebral Palsy. SW Blundell, RB Shepherd, CM Dean, RD Adams Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Sydney and BM Cahill Spastic Centre of NSW, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. […]

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