There are many different methods and treatments within the sphere of physiotherapy for children. Dependent on individual needs, some may work better than others. In this article, we explore a…
More often than not, traits of Rett syndrome are misdiagnosed as autism. This is because the two conditions share very similar characteristics. In this article, Therapy Stars have made it…
Dyspraxia is a neurodivergent condition that affects how the mind processes actions. It usually affects coordination, movement, balance, organisation abilities and is said to affect up to 10% of the…
If you have a child, there is a good chance you’ll have noticed them sitting with their legs in a W-shaped position. W-sitting is a very normal position for children…
Many children will show signs of developmental progress, but for some these milestones may come much later than others, meaning there is a gap between them and other children. Global…
Hypertonia, also known as stiff muscle tone, is a condition sometimes found in both babies and adults. In this article, we explore the most common causes of Hypertonia, as well…
Hydrotherapy can be incredibly beneficial for children diagnosed with genetic, orthopaedic, neurological, or developmental conditions, but what exactly is involved in hydrotherapy? And what does a typical session look like?…
Cerebral Palsy affects a child’s ability to complete daily tasks such as walking, playing and writing. There are a few different types of Cerebral Palsy that have varying symptoms. In…
You may never have noticed, but some children tend to walk up on their toes, rather than keeping their heels down. This is referred to as “toe walking”. But why…
Physiotherapy is helpful for treating a number of different conditions, from hypermobility, to developmental delay, chronic arthritis, and cerebral palsy, to name a few. But how does paediatric physiotherapy differ…
