Pediatric Physiotherapy in Mississauga
Pediatric physiotherapy supports babies, children and teens with movement, balance, coordination, strength and confidence. Care is playful, family-friendly and paced around your child's comfort and goals.
Pediatric Physiotherapy care at Dundas Physiotherapy.
Specific symptoms we commonly assess.
Pediatric Physiotherapy can support symptoms that affect daily movement, work, sleep and confidence. Your clinician will assess the whole picture before recommending treatment.
A clear plan from the first visit.
Family intake
We ask about your child's history, goals, daily routines and what you have noticed at home or school.
Play-based assessment
Assessment is adapted to your child's age, using movement, games and observation rather than a rigid adult exam.
Home activities
Parents leave with clear, practical activities for positioning, strengthening, balance or sport return.
Tools we may use, chosen for you.
No two plans look the same. Your clinician picks the techniques that fit your condition, goals and preferences.
Play-based movement assessment
We observe range of motion, strength, balance, coordination and age-appropriate movement through child-friendly activities.
Torticollis and neck mobility care
Gentle positioning, stretching and strengthening for babies with a preferred head turn or stiff neck.
Milestone support
Guidance for rolling, sitting, crawling, standing and walking when a child needs extra help progressing.
Gait and toe-walking strategies
We assess ankle mobility, strength, balance and habits before recommending exercises or footwear guidance.
Sports injury rehab
Age-appropriate progressions for sprains, strains, knee pain and return to school or sport.
Parent coaching
Simple home activities that fit your routine without overwhelming the child or family.
Most extended health plans cover pediatric physiotherapy.
We can help you understand direct billing options, claim types and what to bring to your visit. Coverage depends on your individual plan.
Clinicians for pediatric physiotherapy
Questions specific to this service.
Yes. For babies with torticollis or a preferred head position, physiotherapy may include gentle range-of-motion work, positioning advice, strengthening and parent-led home activities.
Often paired with pediatric physiotherapy
Ready to start pediatric physiotherapy?
Book an assessment or call us with a question. We will help you choose the right next step.