Western Paediatric Physiotherapy

Western Paediatric Physiotherapy Western Paediatric Physiotherapy offers specialised care for infants through to young adults during

Western Paediatric Physiotherapy offers specialised care for infants through to young adults during the growth years when the body undergoes significant changes to bones, tendons, muscles and the nervous system. Paediatric Physiotherapy is evidence-based therapy committed to optimising a child’s movement. It is achieved by gaining the best muscle and joint function available in the
growing body.

Western paediatric Physiotherapy is a specialised professional physiotherapy service, experienced in the treatment of babies, children and adolescents. You should see one of our paediatric physiotherapists if you have concerns or questions such as:

-your baby feels 'floppy' or 'stiff' with handling
-your baby isn't tolerating 'tummy time' well by 4 months of age
-your baby was born prematurely (before 34 weeks gestation)
-your baby has a flat spot on his / her head or prefers to look to one side only
-there is a difference between sides of the body
-a delay is present in achieving physical milestones
-not sitting by 9 months
-not trying to stand up by 12 months
-not walking by 18 months
-your child is bottom shuffling and you would like some further advice
-your child has an unusual walk or foot posture
-clumsiness with running, jumping or ball skills
- aches or pains with activity or rest
- to help with recovery after injury or surgery
-concerns regarding your child’s posture

A referral is welcomed but not necessary for you to attend.

Hypotonia or low muscle tone refers to tension in muscles at rest and is different to strength. Muscle tone helps holds ...
12/05/2026

Hypotonia or low muscle tone refers to tension in muscles at rest and is different to strength. Muscle tone helps holds us upright and contributes to control, speed and amount of movemenr we can control
If you think your child may have low muscle tone, muscle strengthening can help compensate Book with our paediatric physiothiotherpist to find out how

Wishing all the amazing mums of our paediatric clients a happy, relaxing day. You deserve to be celebrated and spoiled πŸ’...
09/05/2026

Wishing all the amazing mums of our paediatric clients a happy, relaxing day. You deserve to be celebrated and spoiled πŸ’πŸ‘Έ

ANZAC day πŸŽ–
24/04/2026

ANZAC day πŸŽ–

02/04/2026
NEW BLOG POST- BENEFITS OF CRAWLING
04/02/2026

NEW BLOG POST- BENEFITS OF CRAWLING

Best of luck for the 2026 school year ahead and especially to those starting prep and moving on to high school
27/01/2026

Best of luck for the 2026 school year ahead and especially to those starting prep and moving on to high school

Happy Australia day πŸ‡¦πŸ‡¨ Enjoy your celebrations πŸ–πŸ₯³
25/01/2026

Happy Australia day πŸ‡¦πŸ‡¨ Enjoy your celebrations πŸ–πŸ₯³

Crawling is an important milestone that offers many benefits for future development and allows them to explore their env...
13/01/2026

Crawling is an important milestone that offers many benefits for future development and allows them to explore their environment

With the warm weather of summer its a great time to cool down in water. Swimming is a great exercise for children of all...
06/01/2026

With the warm weather of summer its a great time to cool down in water. Swimming is a great exercise for children of all ages and has lots of benefits along with being fun and a great way to entertain them

Wishing you all lots of fun and festivities over the xmas break See you in 2026
23/12/2025

Wishing you all lots of fun and festivities over the xmas break See you in 2026

Address

1 Woodville Park Drive
Hoppers Crossing, VIC
3029

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 8pm
Tuesday 7am - 8pm
Wednesday 7am - 8pm
Thursday 7am - 8pm
Friday 7am - 8pm
Saturday 7am - 1pm

Telephone

+61380012042

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