PACE Physio Dr Janet Hale

PACE Physio  Dr Janet Hale Private physiotherapy for infants, children and youth in the comfort of your own home. Assist infants and children with posture and movement challenges.

Early intervention is key! Learn about the importance of Pediatric Physiotherapy for infants with motor delays and when ...
05/26/2025

Early intervention is key! Learn about the importance of Pediatric Physiotherapy for infants with motor delays and when to seek help. Check out our full blog here: https://wix.to/IKjlPCm

We all know Early Intervention for our infants is important. However parents don't always know when to refer to Pediatric Physiotherapy. What is Early Pediatric Physiotherapy? Infants typically control their heads in all directions by 4 months of age. They can also stay in tummy time for an unlimite...

Is your child a little clumsy and prone to falls? Don’t worry! At PACE Physio, we understand how important it is for you...
05/16/2025

Is your child a little clumsy and prone to falls? Don’t worry! At PACE Physio, we understand how important it is for your little ones to feel stable and confident. A specialized programs for your child tailored to help them improve strength, balance, coordination and motor control can reduce those falls. Learn more about how we can help at https://wix.to/12hw6tY

Have you ever noticed that your child is clumsy and is falling a lot. As a child they may have had some difficulty reaching their milestones on time - like crawling, walking or climbing stairs. You may notice they like to sit in W sitting position, but can't sit in a variety of different sitting pos...

Attention parents! Are you aware of the signs of ankle collapse in children? As a pediatric physiotherapist, I regularly...
05/16/2025

Attention parents! Are you aware of the signs of ankle collapse in children? As a pediatric physiotherapist, I regularly screen for ankle pronation during assessments. It's vital for their growth and mobility. Learn more about ankle pronation and how to identify it in your child here: https://wix.to/6tWOzkL

As a pediatric physiotherapist I am always screening children for ankle pronation or ankle collapse. We screen from the back of the child, and look at the line that is formed from the ankle, through the middle of the calf. It is supposed to be straight, as the picture below suggests. If you find tha...

As a parent, knowing when to consult a pediatric physiotherapist can be crucial for your child's health and development....
05/16/2025

As a parent, knowing when to consult a pediatric physiotherapist can be crucial for your child's health and development. Check out my latest blog post for insights: https://wix.to/QLrNxNJ

Hi everyone! I've put together a one page graphic to help parents understand when to consult with a pediatric physiotherapist. Pediatric physiotherapy is different from adult physiotherapy. Physiotherapy in general works on the principle of analyzing postures and movements and then detecting difficu...

Discover the potential issues with "W" sitting and how it can affect your child's motor development. Understanding the i...
05/16/2025

Discover the potential issues with "W" sitting and how it can affect your child's motor development. Understanding the importance of proper positioning during playtime can make a difference. Read more: https://wix.to/xi4HDFb

Examples of W sitting; feet turned inwards - promotes internal tibial rotation

Toe walking in children can be a common behavior, but it also raises important questions. Is it a concern? Find out more...
04/23/2025

Toe walking in children can be a common behavior, but it also raises important questions. Is it a concern? Find out more about toe walking and how to address it here: https://wix.to/kKPYObh

Tips from PACE Physio - Physiotherapy for Children - What is Toe Walking? Is it a concern?

If your infant has been diagnosed with torticollis, you might be wondering how long pediatric physiotherapy is necessary...
04/22/2025

If your infant has been diagnosed with torticollis, you might be wondering how long pediatric physiotherapy is necessary. Discover valuable insights from Dr. Janet Hale in her latest blog post! Read more: https://wix.to/jqrt92L

I was just reading a new research article from the American Pediatric Physical Therapy Journal; 2025;37:210-216 where they examined what factors were important to track for infants with torticollis. They mentioned the most IMPORTANT thing to track was how well the infant was able to turn their head....

Is your child not playing as much with others? 🤔 Discover the insights from our latest blog post on social play in early...
04/22/2025

Is your child not playing as much with others? 🤔 Discover the insights from our latest blog post on social play in early childhood! Let's understand what's really happening and how to encourage healthy playtime interactions. Read more here: https://wix.to/QIlQkkz

A research study done in 2019 observed 3 years old children in the daycare and watched them roam around in the daycare both inside and outside. They were particularly looking at the difference among children with autism spectrum disorder, prematurity with very low birth weight and those who were typ...

Is your child falling a lot? 😟 It could be a sign of clumsiness as they grow. PACE Physio, pediatric physiotherapy, is h...
04/22/2025

Is your child falling a lot? 😟 It could be a sign of clumsiness as they grow. PACE Physio, pediatric physiotherapy, is here to help! Visit https://wix.to/jXpBlck to learn how we can assist. Your child’s safety and confidence are our priority.

Have you ever noticed that your child is clumsy and is falling a lot. As a child they may have had some difficulty reaching their milestones on time - like crawling, walking or climbing stairs. You may notice they like to sit in W sitting position, but can't sit in a variety of different sitting pos...

Are you concerned about your child's motor development? 🤔 Dr. Janet Hale, a pediatric physiotherapist, can answer essent...
04/22/2025

Are you concerned about your child's motor development? 🤔 Dr. Janet Hale, a pediatric physiotherapist, can answer essential questions your infant or child's motor skills. Let's ensure your little ones reach their full potential! Read more: https://wix.to/XFGBLuD

Infants and Children, reaching their full potential in infant motor development and child motor development.

Hi everyone! We're thrilled to announce that there’s still room left in our Babies on the Move Classes, especially for t...
03/26/2025

Hi everyone! We're thrilled to announce that there’s still room left in our Babies on the Move Classes, especially for the little ones aged birth to 6 months. Don't miss out! Check it out here:

Hi everyone! There is still room left for the Babies on the Move Classes, especially for the little ones - birth to 6 months of age. The first 5 classes for infants (birth to 6 months) and their parents run from April 8 - May 6th and the second 5 classes for infants (6-12 months) and their parents r...

Ankle pronation in children can often go unnoticed but is essential for their physical development. As a pediatric physi...
03/17/2025

Ankle pronation in children can often go unnoticed but is essential for their physical development. As a pediatric physiotherapist, I’m dedicated to screening and ensuring healthy movement patterns. Check out our latest blog post for important insights! https://wix.to/b3DdQZ2

As a pediatric physiotherapist I am always screening children for ankle pronation or ankle collapse. We screen from the back of the child, and look at the line that is formed from the ankle, through the middle of the calf. It is supposed to be straight, as the picture below suggests. If you find tha...

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