by Wisdom Physio | Aug 9, 2023
By Danica Emery, Pelvic Health Physiotherapist Physiotherapy isn’t just for adults! It plays a crucial role in improving the lives of children facing various health challenges, including faecal incontinence. This condition can be distressing for both children...
by Wisdom Physio | Dec 8, 2022
Physiotherapy For Kids By Zeke Okley, Physiotherapist Many people are aware that physiotherapists can help adults, especially with movement issues. This includes treating a range of conditions such as sports injuries, joint pain, and musculoskeletal conditions as...
by Wisdom Physio | Jan 30, 2022
By Nick Nyman – Physiotherapist Growing pains unfortunately can be a limiting experience for kids as their bodies go through growth spurts. Knowing the common symptoms that physiotherapy can assist with can be helpful in getting the right care early. Why do...
by Wisdom Physio | Jul 23, 2021
Torticollis is caused by shortening and tightening of the rope-like muscle (sternocleidomastoid) that attaches from the back of the ear to the collar bone on one side of the neck. It may cause your baby to hold their head to one side or have difficulty turning their...
by Wisdom Physio | Jul 4, 2021
Has Netball returned and brought all those aches and pains from last season with it? For a non-contact sport, Netball can be a very physical game and often results in pain and injuries. The number one body part subjected to netball injuries are the ankles, with knees...
by Wisdom Physio | Feb 21, 2021
During the early years, there can be some obvious abnormalities in children’s gait (walking style). While many of these walking issues are quite common and can correct themselves on their own, some require physiotherapy assessment and treatment. In-toeing or...