My clinical interests
I work primarily with children aged 2–16, supporting a wide range of movement, developmental, and functional goals.
I enjoy meeting each child where they're at and considering the bigger picture of how movement fits into their everyday life. Whether a child is working towards a new skill, building confidence on the playground or finding ways to participate more comfortably in activities they love, I aim to make therapy relevant, achievable and enjoyable.
As a mobile physiotherapist, I can work with children in familiar and meaningful environments, including their homes, schools, playgrounds, and other community settings. This allows us to explore practical ways to build skills and support participation within the routines and activities that make up everyday life.
I have an interest in supporting children in these areas
Gross motor development
Balance & Coordination
Strength
Motor Control
Injury Prevention & Rehabilitation
Functional movement
Exercise Prescription
Confidence & participation
I have experience supporting children with a range of diagnoses and support needs, including:
- Cerebral palsy
- Rare genetic conditions
- Muscular dystrophies
- Congenital myopathies
- Down syndrome
- Autism
- ADHD
- Other complex needs
I recognise that every child is different, and I tailor my approach to their individual abilities, goals, interests, and circumstances.
Find out more
Home
My play-based, child-led approach, and Aspen Grove Physiotherapy, my mobile clinic opening January 2027.
About
My story, qualifications and professional development, and a little about me outside of physio.
Equipment & NDIS
Gait trainers, standing frames, wheelchairs and seating, plus NDIS reports and AT applications.
FAQs
When I'm opening, where I work, the ages I see and how to get in touch.
I'm so glad you're here!
Have a question, or want to hear more about my mobile clinic? Give me a call, send me an email or say hello on Instagram.
- Founder of
- Aspen Grove Physiotherapy
- Mobile
- 0460 828 083
- @katelyndriscollphysio