Paediatric Physiotherapists work with children and their families to improve strength and endurance, range of motion, posture, balance, movement skills, motor planning and coordination. They help children develop gross motor skills and build muscle strength and flexibility to assist them in moving through their environment with the most efficiency.
They also aid children with developmental milestones such as rolling, sitting, standing, crawling and walking. Management plans are coordinated together with Podiatrists and Occupational Therapists.
Bachelor of Applied Sciences from Sience Hanze university, Groningen, The Netherlands.
Worked in community and private practices in Queensland
Is an NDIS Provider within Queensland and Western Australia
Early childhood intervention
Global developmental delay
Intellectual disabilities
Find her in nature, or by the water
Run, yoga, repeat
Explores the artistry of life, one pottery wheel at a time
Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Curtin University
Public and private practices across Australia and London (UK)
Senior Physiotherapist at the Evelina Children’s Community Paediatric team in London
Conditions in young babies
Early intervention therapies
Educating and empowering parents to feel confident in fostering their child’s development
Find her by the beach, chasing the sun
Always makes time for family and friends
Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Curtin University
Sarah brings over six years of experience in paediatric physiotherapy. Sarah’s journey has allowed her to develop a deep understanding of the physical needs of children living with disabilities. Her path then led her towards dedicating herself to supporting infants and children experiencing developmental delays.
Sarah holds a strong passion for supporting infants and toddlers achieve their early developmental milestones.
Sarah’s other areas of interest include plagiocephaly and torticollis, toe walking, paediatric musculoskeletal concerns and supporting participation in age-appropriate play and sports.
Outside of her professional life, Sarah’s interests include playing the drums and performing at local venues in Perth when she can. Music brings her immense joy, as does spending time with her beloved Aussie Shepherd, Freddie.
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