Welcome To Oakville
Oakville Kids Physio is conveniently located on Speers Road between Bronte and Third Line. It is easily accessible from the QEW and a short walk from the Bronte GO train station. We are located on the South side of Speers Road in a brand-new building on the second floor in unit #201. There is plenty of parking right out front of the building.
We are always excited to welcome families into our bright space, and work towards achieving their maximum gross motor potential! Welcome to Kids Physio - Oakville!
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Ligament Sprains
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Muscle Strains
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Bone Fractures
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Post-surgical Conditions
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Growth Related Injuries
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Growing Pains
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Pelvic Health
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In-toeing
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Physical Disabilities
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Developmental Disabilities
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Infant Feeding Assessment
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Head Shape Management
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Torticollis
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Tummy Time Challenges
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Delayed Motor Milestones
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And Much More...
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Additional Information
Where are you located?
Is there parking?
Is this covered by insurance?
How can I learn more about child physiotherapy assessment and treatment options? What aged kids do you see?
The best thing to do is to contact Kids Physio Oakville directly, so we can answer all of your questions.
We are a trusted children’s physio in Oakville, and as such, will be able to walk you through our comprehensive children’s physiotherapy exercises.
If you are looking for FUN physiotherapists near you, you’ve come to the right place! We treat children from 0-18 years old.
What is infant feeding bodywork?
Bodywork physical therapy refers to a range of gentle techniques pediatric physiotherapists use to help babies release tension, improve mobility, and promote better function. These techniques include soft tissue massage, gentle stretching, and manual therapy.
Our clinic is well-equipped to provide infant bodywork and infant feeding techniques that will promote relaxation and calmness for both mom and baby!
How does pelvic floor muscle physiotherapy work?
Paediatric physiotherapists use age-appropriate exercises for pelvic floor physiotherapy to enhance a child’s pelvic control, none of which are internal.
Paediatric pelvic floor exercises often involve gentle muscle contractions and relaxation techniques to improve coordination, balance, and strength in the pelvic region.
If you’re looking for a pelvic floor physiotherapist near you, you found it! Click here to book an assessment!
What are the symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction in children?
Pelvic floor dysfunction in children may include bedwetting, daytime urinary leakage, constipation, abdominal pain, recurrent urinary tract infections, and difficulty controlling bowel movements.
Pelvic floor physiotherapy can help treat these issues so that your child builds a stronger pelvic floor.
How can I book a pelvic health assessment?
If you’re searching for paediatric physiotherapy near you, you’ve certainly come to the right place! Book an appointment with her here for pelvic floor physiotherapy treatment!
Do I need a doctor's referral?
I don’t have insurance, what do I do?
What form of payment do you offer?
Will you bill directly to my insurance?
What is scoliosis?
Scoliosis refers to a curvature of the spine that measures greater than 10 degrees.
Screening for scoliosis includes a physical examination to assess the alignment of your child’s spine. Additionally, an assessment of your child’s pelvis and leg length is included in a scoliosis screen to help determine if your child does in fact have a spinal curvature. If it is suspected that the spine is curved, an x-ray may be ordered by the child’s family physician in order to determine the degree of the curvature to provide the best available treatment for their specific curvature.
Scoliosis symptoms include:
- Sideways curvature of >10° on an AP x-ray
- Uneven shoulder or hip height
- One shoulder blade appears more prominent than the other
- Differences in rib height and prominence between sides
- A prominence on one side of the back when bending forwards
What does scoliosis treatment entail?
Physiotherapy can be an important component of care of children with scoliosis. Therapy for scoliosis may include:
- Postural work to prevent the child from “sitting into their curve”
- Spine strengthening to encourage symmetrical growth and maintain excellent posture
- Pain management
- Muscle imbalances
- Other orthopedics injuries that may occur due to asymmetry related to scoliosis
- Pre + post-operative strengthening
Does Kids Physio Group - Oakville have a scoliosis specialist near me?
Yes, we do! Scoliosis in children can be treated by physiotherapists, and our specialist Ana Santos Romero is ready to help!
If you’re searching for paediatric physiotherapy near you, you’ve certainly come to the right place! Book an appointment with her here for scoliosis treatment for kids!
BOOK YOUR INITIAL ASSESSMENT TODAY
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