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Intensive pediatric therapy programs are tailored to your child's age, diagnosis, and goals, incorporating techniques such as dynamic movement intervention. Sessions typically last between 2-3 hours, 5 days per week for 3 weeks, promoting faster skill acquisition. This approach to intensive pediatric physiotherapy utilises high repetition over a short period, enhancing skill development by leveraging the principles of neuroplasticity therapy.
Each intensive therapy program begins with a comprehensive assessment and goal-setting session, ensuring that the program is personalized specifically to meet your child's therapy needs and objectives. Additionally, our mobile pediatric physiotherapy services make it convenient for families to access these essential therapies.

Working in close collaboration with the child and family, our highly trained pediatric physiotherapist conducts a thorough initial assessment to establish goals and create an individual pediatric therapy plan that incorporates dynamic movement intervention.
At Greater Sydney Paediatric Therapy, we challenge your child in a loving environment, encouraging them to push their performance and achieve new movement milestones where they feel most comfortable.
Our mobile pediatric physiotherapy focuses on utilising what is available within your home, along with some basic therapy tools, ensuring ongoing practice can extend beyond the session to enhance neuroplasticity therapy.
Therapy sessions can also be completed at daycare, within your child's school, at the park or swimming pool if preferred.
At Greater Sydney Paediatric Therapy, we believe all children should have access to high-quality, evidence-based pediatric therapy, including dynamic movement intervention, regardless of where they live. Our Telehealth service enables you to access pediatric physiotherapy from the comfort of your own home. We can conduct a comprehensive assessment, set goals, guide exercises, and monitor progress all through live video calls, ensuring that neuroplasticity therapy principles are applied effectively.
Parents and/or carers are encouraged to partake in sessions and, where needed, coached and guided on hand placement to help their child complete the exercises.

Dynamic Movement Intervention Therapy (DMIT) is a therapeutic technique designed to assist children with motor delays and enhance their movement skills. This approach emphasizes the importance of neuroplasticity therapy, which refers to the brain's remarkable ability to reorganize and form new connections, facilitating desired movement patterns and fostering gross motor skill development. The primary goal of DMIT is to support children in achieving developmental milestones and building confidence in their movement abilities.
Moreover, DMIT complements our mobile pediatric physiotherapy services, particularly our intensive pediatric therapy programs, by focusing on the latest research in neuro-rehabilitation and neuroplasticity to encourage the formation of new neural connections.

Delayed motor milestones, such as rolling, sitting, crawling, standing, or walking, can be addressed through dynamic movement intervention. Children experiencing Global Developmental Delay (GDD) may also benefit from mobile pediatric physiotherapy, which targets motor planning difficulties and gross motor coordination challenges. These therapies leverage principles of neuroplasticity therapy to promote better movement outcomes.
Cerebral palsy (CP) encompasses a range of conditions that impact movement, posture, muscle tone, reflexes, and balance. The effects of CP can vary significantly from one individual to another. At Greater Sydney Paediatric Therapy, we utilise dynamic movement intervention alongside mobile pediatric physiotherapy to assess each child and create customized pediatric therapy plans that focus on their specific level of function and mobility, incorporating neuroplasticity therapy to enhance their development.
Head shape concerns, such as plagiocephaly or head turning preference, can be effectively addressed through dynamic movement intervention. Other issues like torticollis, hip dysplasia, and foot deformities (talipes) may also benefit from mobile pediatric physiotherapy. Additionally, delays in developmental milestones and play skills, especially in premature, high-risk, or low birth weight babies, can be improved with neuroplasticity therapy. It's also important to consider altered movement patterns, including bottom shuffling, toe walking, and W sitting.
Genetic and metabolic syndromes can be linked and cover a range of conditions. These are some of the more common ones:
Down syndrome
Prader Willi syndrome
Rett syndrome
Angelman syndrome
Hypertonia (high muscle tone)
Hypotonia (low muscle tone)
Traumatic or acquired brain injuries
Spinal cord injury
Spina Bifida
Muscular dystrophies
Stroke
Epilepsy
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Hypermobility
Perthes
Gait impairments
Orthotic concerns
Equipment prescription
Greater Sydney Paediatric Therapy
PO Box 3149 Wareemba NSW 2046
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