One example is paediatric respiratory physiotherapy techniques, which are widely used in clinical practice as a complementary treatment for lung conditions such as bronchiolitis.
What is the aim of paediatric physiotherapy
Paediatric physiotherapy aims to support the process of growth and development in children, making it possible to treat dysfunctions, restore movement, address respiratory problems or even recover from orthopaedic injuries, with a complete focus on babies and children.
As a rule, the earlier the intervention in a child's development, the better the results throughout the process.
In paediatric physiotherapy, the professional's attention is focused on holding the child's interest and making the whole process more enjoyable.
Follow-up also involves guiding the family on adaptive measures at home, in order to provide better physical conditions for the child.
Paediatric physiotherapy can treat conditions such as posture problems or delays in child development.
The aim is to give the patient complete attention, ensuring excellent treatment and total comfort and safety.
Kids and Teens – Paediatric specialty clinic, Lisbon
