Physical developmental support paired with sensory play, strengthening movement, posture, and coordination.
Strong physical foundations support everything else — sitting, walking, playing, and participating fully in everyday life.
Our pediatric physiotherapy sessions combine guided exercise with playful sensory activities, keeping children engaged while building strength, balance, and coordination.
Evaluating muscle tone, balance, posture, and mobility.
Goals for strength, coordination, and gross motor skills.
Guided exercise blended with engaging sensory play.
Milestone reviews to keep development on pace.
Guided exercises to build core and overall physical strength.
Activities that improve stability and body control.
Targeted work to correct walking and sitting patterns.
Sensory play woven into every physical therapy session.
Clear developmental benchmarks reviewed regularly.
Simple routines parents can continue outside the clinic.
Pasla Bhavani (BASLP, RCI Certified) is the Clinical Director and Lead Speech Therapist at Rainey Autism Therapy Center. She oversees all multidisciplinary interventions, coordinating speech, motor rehabilitation, and sensory therapies into unified, child-centered developmental milestones.
Pediatric physiotherapy focuses on developmental milestones (sitting, crawling, standing, running, jumping) and neuro-motor coordination. Rather than routine gym exercises, sessions are designed around fun, motivating obstacle courses and sensory play.
Yes. We assess calf muscle tightness, vestibular balance, and sensory hypersensitivity. Using targeted calf stretches, ankle joint mobilizations, dynamic balance boards, and sensory ground textures, we encourage full heel-to-toe gait.
Children with low muscle tone tire easily and seek support when sitting. We build core stability, back extensor strength, and shoulder-girdle stability using therapy balls, climbing ramps, and resistance games.
If a child is not sitting independently by 9 months or not walking by 15-18 months, an early physical therapy assessment is strongly recommended to identify and treat underlying motor delays early.
Yes. Every family is coached on simple, safe daily movement games and stretching routines that can be woven effortlessly into everyday playtime at home.
Schedule an evaluation with our pediatric neuro-physiotherapists today.
