So what is scoliosis, kyphosis and lordosis in the spine? The spine is made up of four segments, the neck (cervical spine), the trunk (thoracic spine), the lower back (lumbar spine) and the tailbone (sacrum). When viewed from the side, these segments form four natural curves....
Talipes, often referred to in the context of "clubfoot," is a condition that affects the foot and ankle, causing them to be twisted. The classification into positional talipes and structural (or true) talipes is important for diagnosis and treatment. Positional Talipes is typically considered to be...
If you answered yes to the above statements, then you are not alone! Many parents report that they have concerns about their child's gross motor skills for 4 months or more before they see a Paediatric Physiotherapist. One of the common reasons why parents waited is because...
Too often in society, the language used when speaking to parents and children with special needs is one of deficits and negativity. At medical assessment clinics, in childcare centres admissions, in school enrolments processes, in therapy registration forms and National Disability Insurance Scheme registration processes and...
Our team at My Favourite Physio would like to wish everyone a safe and wonderful Easter. Wishing all our wonderful clients and families a Fabulous Easter Weekend Filled with Lots of Yummy Chocolates, Precious Moments and Belly Deep Laughter! From Our Family at My Favourite Physio to Yours ...
With the sudden change in weather from a warm sunny day one day to cold wet rainy day the next, it's no wonder that many little ones start to have a runny nose and chest colds. Often parents are told by the Family Doctor that if little...
Trampoline accidents can be a concern, especially during holidays like Easter when families gather and kids may be more active with outdoor play. These accidents can range from minor bruises and scrapes to more serious injuries such as fractures, sprains, or even head and neck...
What are some wins that you had this week? It's important that you celebrate every win - no matter how small or big. Here at My Favourite Physio, this week our wins include 1 little ones with Down Syndrome achieve walking independently by themselves, a child a rare genetic...
Our team at My Favourite Physio would like to wish everyone a happy and safe Easter weekend. We love to take this opportunity to thank our wonderful clients and families for their support. We are closed for the Long Weekend, but will be back on Tuesday 2nd April 2024....