Mobile Physiotherapy & Allied Health — Kellyville

Paediatric work in Kellyville

A lot of Kellyville parents are first-time NDIS users. The plan arrives, the funding categories don’t make sense, and there’s a sense of urgency to get the kid into therapy before too much time goes by. We can usually arrange a first session within a week of the referral, and we’ll spend some of that first appointment explaining the funding side as much as we explain the therapy side.

For paediatric goals around routines and play, sessions in the home are often more useful than sessions in a clinic. A toddler in their lounge room with their own toys is a more accurate version of that toddler than a toddler in a strange room with strange toys. We bring some of our own equipment, but the most useful sessions usually look like play that happens to be targeted.

Postnatal work — and when to actually start

The standard six-week check with your GP isn’t a thorough pelvic floor assessment. Most women would benefit from a women’s-health physio visit somewhere between six and twelve weeks postpartum, before the symptoms have settled into "just how things are now." If you’re leaking when you cough, feeling heaviness, or aware of an abdominal gap, the assessment is worth booking.