Frequently asked questions

I’m planning to begin seeing clients in January 2027. I’ll be welcoming expressions of interest via email from 23 November 2026 for families interested in accessing physiotherapy through Aspen Grove Physiotherapy. This will give us an opportunity to connect, learn a little about your child and their needs, and begin building a waitlist ahead of services commencing. To express your interest, please email katelyn@aspengrovephysio.com.au. I look forward to connecting with you and your family!

My website is currently in the works and is expected to be live within the next 2–4 weeks. Stay tuned!

I work with children with a wide range of abilities and needs, including children who need support with gross motor development, balance, coordination, strength, mobility and participation in everyday activities. I also have experience supporting children with a range of neurological, developmental, genetic and physical conditions. If you’re unsure whether my experience aligns with your child’s needs, please feel welcome to get in touch.

I provide mobile paediatric physiotherapy across Melbourne’s south-eastern and western suburbs. Sessions can take place in your home, at school, in a playground, or in another suitable community setting, depending on your child’s needs and goals.

I primarily work with children aged 2–16 years, supporting a wide range of movement, developmental and functional goals. However, I’m not limited to this age range! Every child and family is unique, so please feel free to get in touch to discuss your child’s needs and whether I may be a good fit for your family.

Yes. I have experience with gait trainers, posterior walkers, standing frames, manual and power wheelchairs, complex seating systems and supportive indoor seating. I provide clinical assessments, prepare reports and supporting documentation for NDIS funding requests, complete assistive technology (AT) applications, coordinate equipment trials and assist with equipment reviews.

Absolutely. I see families as essential partners in their child’s care and value the knowledge and insight you bring. Where appropriate and with your consent, I’m also happy to collaborate with other professionals involved in your child’s support to help work towards shared goals.

That’s absolutely okay! Building trust and connection is an important part of my approach. I take time to get to know each child at their own pace, respecting their communication, sensory needs, interests and preferences. There’s no expectation that every child will be ready to jump straight into activities at their first session.

Of course! You don’t need to have everything figured out before reaching out. If you have questions or are unsure whether physiotherapy may be helpful for your child, you’re welcome to email me. We can have an initial conversation about your child’s needs and whether I may be the right fit for your family.