Reach for the Stars Therapy Services provides individualised physiotherapy for children and young people, with parents and caregivers involved every step of the way.
We provide physiotherapy for children that allows them to initiate and direct their own play with the support of their parent/caregiver and therapist. Physiotherapy is tailored towards the individual needs of your child and we use creative strategies to make therapy fun and enjoyable.
Essential physiotherapy services are provided according to your child’s individual needs and circumstances.
Movement-focused support for babies, infants, children and adolescents, based on an understanding of development and assessment of movement. Intervention aims to help your child participate in everyday activities.
Discuss your child’s needs →Aquatic therapy for children and young people can provide opportunities to improve strength, active movement, balance and coordination. Programs are planned with you following a pre-assessment.
See aquatic therapy →Positioning equipment and mobility aids can help support your child. We can assist with recommendations to the NDIS for items that may be required.
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Aquatic therapy can provide children and young people with a different environment to work on movement skills and sensory behaviours. Programs are developed with families following a pre-assessment.
Ask about aquatic therapyServices can be delivered via tele-health or face-to-face, depending on your individual needs and circumstances. Contact us to discuss which option may be most suitable.
Discuss your options →Our focus is helping children participate in everyday activities. We use creative, enjoyable and individualised strategies, with parents and caregivers involved in the therapy process.
Meet Kerrie →Kerrie is the principal Physiotherapist at Reach for the Stars Therapy Services and has a keen interest in early childhood intervention. She graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and has twenty five years of physiotherapy experience in hospital and community settings in Australia, Ireland and the UK.
After working as a tutor and clinical supervisor with undergraduate physiotherapy students, Kerrie has more than 15 years of experience working in the community disability sector. She is a current member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association and has worked with the NDIS scheme since its inception in 2013.
As a mother to three young children, Kerrie understands the importance of integrating therapy into a child’s everyday routine so that it is meaningful for the child and practical for the family.
Contact Reach for the Stars Therapy Services to discuss your child’s needs, service options or scheduling.
Please contact us directly with any questions, comments, or scheduling enquiries for physiotherapy services.