Children's Services
Pediatric
Rehabilitation
Evidence-based, family-centred therapy for children with a wide range of needs. We speak to parents, not at them — and we celebrate every milestone together.
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Pediatric Rehabilitation
Early Intervention Therapy
Early Intervention therapy at TurtleCare supports infants and young children who may need extra help during the early years of development. These years are an important time to build strong foundations across movement, communication, sensory regulation, play, learning, and everyday function. Our approach is gentle, responsive, and tailored to each child's needs, while also working closely with families to support development in meaningful, everyday ways.
Developmental Delays
Supporting children who have delay in developing age-appropriate skills across movement, communication, play, or daily function.
Plagiocephaly
Promote symmetrical head shape by improving positioning, alignment, and movement patterns.
Torticollis
Improve neck range of motion, reduce muscle tightness, and promote symmetrical head positioning and movement.
Seizure Disorder
Support physical function and daily participation by improving strength, coordination, and balance while ensuring safety.
Feeding Difficulties
Helping children who may have challenges with eating, chewing, swallowing, or managing different food textures.
Communication and Interaction Challenges
Supporting early communication skills, social responsiveness, and interaction through developmentally informed approaches.
Parent Guidance and Home-Based Support
Working closely with families to create practical strategies that can support development beyond the therapy setting.
Our goal is to support children during the early years in ways that feel nurturing, meaningful, and developmentally appropriate. By identifying concerns early and working closely with families, we aim to build strong foundations that support long-term growth, confidence, and everyday participation.
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