Children’s physical development continues to change throughout childhood. For children with neurological or genetic conditions, physiotherapy programmes often adapt over time to reflect new challenges and opportunities. What supports development…
When families first explore physiotherapy, one of the most common questions is:“What actually happens in a session?” Children’s physiotherapy often looks different from what people expect. Our sessions are designed…
When a child has a neurological or genetic condition, progress in movement skills often happens gradually. Families are sometimes told to expect milestones to take longer, or to look different…
When the weather turns cold, children often spend more time inside. Playgrounds are wet, the evenings come early, and energy can dip. Yet movement is still essential. It helps bodies…
When the weather turns chilly, getting outside can be a challenge. But that doesn’t mean your toddler has to miss out on active play. Movement is essential for building strength,…
Many toddlers go through a clumsy stage, but for some children the difficulties last and affect their daily life. During Dyspraxia Awareness Week we encourage parents to look more closely…
If your toddler sometimes avoids climbing frames or wobbles on the steps at soft play, you are not alone. Many families we meet at Therapy Stars worry that their child’s…
In this article, our team of physiotherapists spotlight everything there is to know about the less-known form of therapy, lycra garments. If you’re new to the world of lycra garments,…
In this article, our team of physiotherapists explore everything there is to know about Kinesio-Taping, from its specific uses to its many benefits. If you’re new to the concept of…
If you’re new to the world of physiotherapy, you may be wondering what whole body vibration is and how it is used to help children with mobility issues. If so,…
