360 Kids Physiotherapists and Early Childhood Practitioners work closely with children to provide Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) to support children through therapeutic exercises, mobility aids, and adaptive equipment. Our Team of Physiotherapists can help children (0-18 years) develop their motor skills, increase independence in their daily activities, and participate in physical activities with confidence.
National 360 is a registered NDIS provider and has many years of experience in providing allied health services in the community. We believe providing therapy in the child’s natural environment is the best approach to assist children and their families in achieving their goals.
At 360 Kids, we understand the importance and positive impact of early intervention to support children with developmental delays and learning difficulties. We are focused on supporting children on the journey to a bright future.
Our Early Childhood Approach is designed to provide specialised and individualised services including, assessments, reporting, therapy planning, equipment sourcing, and individual and group therapy options. Our service focuses on building capacity in children and their families, plus therapy planning and delivery to children aged 0-9 years, their families and support networks.
Our local Physiotherapist can assit with:
Neuromuscular disorders – e.g., muscular dystrophy
Neurological conditions – e.g., cerebral palsy, head injury
Congenital disorders – e.g., spina bifida, limb deficiencies
Orthopaedic conditions – e.g., talipes, torticollis, plagiocephaly
Congenital syndromes and metabolic diseases
Mobility challenges
Developmental delays and motor milestone achievement
Coordination difficulties and gait issues – e.g., in-toeing, tip-toe walking
Premature babies
Hypermobility and postural problems – e.g., back pain, W-sitting
Growth-related pains
Acute injuries – e.g., fractures, sports injuries
Respiratory conditions – e.g., asthma, cystic fibrosis
Rheumatological conditions – e.g., juvenile idiopathic arthritis.
