Physiotherapy
What is PT?
Physiotherapy (PT) helps children develop the strength, balance, coordination, and gross motor skills needed to move confidently and independently.
From crawling and walking to running and jumping, physiotherapists support children in participating fully in everyday activities, play, and family life.
Pediatric physiotherapy at Yaldei
Yaldei’s physios help neurodiverse children improve their gross motor skills. Supporting children with a wide variety of skills and diagnoses is what our PTs do best!
Our Expertise
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Developmental delay (GDD and others)
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Down Syndrome (T21) and other genetic conditions
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Cerebral palsy (CP) and other neurological conditions
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Muscular dystrophy (MD) and other neuromuscular conditions
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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and toe-walking
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Coordination disorders (DCD, dyspraxia and others)
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Hypotonia or hypertonia
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Torticollis and plagiocephaly
...And more!
Our Approach
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Cuevas Medek Exercises (CME)
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Neuro-developmental treatment approach
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Gross motor skills activities
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Core & limbs strengthening
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Balance & coordination
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Stretching & mobility
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Neuroaffirming framework
Our Services
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Physio assessments:
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Gross motor development
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Posture & alignment
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Need for equipment (orthotics, walkers, specialized bikes, etc.)
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Individualized PT interventions
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Physio consultations within other therapies or directly in the classroom
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Parental coaching
Skills Developed
We help children learn & improve these important motor skills :
Gross motor skills
Rolling, crawling, walking, running, jumping, stairs, etc.
Balance
Maintaining stability during play, sports, and daily activities.
Strength
Building muscle strength to improve mouvement control and efficiency.
Endurance
Increasing stamina for school, play, and community activities.
Posture
Optimizing body alignment and positioning for movement and daily tasks.
Mobility
Improve or maintain joint range of motion and muscle flexibility.
Motor planning
Learning how to organize and execute new movements and physical skills.
Physical confidence
Building self-confidence when participating in play, sports, and group activities.