Paediatric Physiotherapy Centre in Moonee Ponds, Victoria | Physical therapist

Paediatric Physiotherapy Centre

Locality: Moonee Ponds, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 9372 0536

Address: 300 Ascot Vale Road, 3039 Moonee Ponds, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.paediatricphysiotherapycentre.com/

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09.02.2022 Imogen smashing her sitting balance practice!!

28.01.2022 We worked hard on Henry’s trunk strength - what a superstar! Pauline McKindley

24.01.2022 Can you help CP Achieve. Do you know a young person 15-30 years old, with cerebral palsy, who uses a wheelchair to move around (GMFCS IV)? If so, please see the flyer attached. ... https://cdn.fbsbx.com//FitSkills-CP-Unite-flyer_11-Nov-20.

21.01.2022 Tasma House has a new Speech Pathologist. Asmy is an experienced Speech Pathologist and Audiologist. She will be conducting Telehealth sessions. If you would like Asmy to work with your child please contact Nurlan on 93720536.... A little more about Asmy. Asmy Parokaran Speech Language Pathologist Bachelor & Master in Audiology and Speech Language Pathology Asmy is a warm and caring multilingual clinician with an Indian background. Asmy has an impressive career structure with more than 10 years of international work experience as a Speech Pathologist. Asmy has a breadth of knowledge in assessing and treating children of all ages with various speech, language and feeding issues. Her excellent practical skills as an Audiologist has intensified her Speech Pathology skills. Asmy is passionate about her work, and has a keen interest to assist the disabled population using evidence based practices. Asmy's has an approachable personality which endears her to her clients and their families.

19.01.2022 I hope you’re all enjoying our GRAND FINAL PUBLIC HOLIDAY today. I sure am. We have the Cox Plate on tomorrow too, so I might go for a walk to see the GGs run around the track. Double fun

18.01.2022 Did you see our Webinar from October 28th? You can now watch it on YouTube! James Czencz 5:15-5:30pm Keeping Fit! What Does it Look Like When You are an ...Adult with Complex CP? James is a physiotherapist working at Portland District Hospital and is currently undertaking a PhD with the Australian Catholic University, investigating exercise interventions for adults with complex presentations of Cerebral Palsy. His research and career interests are in exercise-based interventions and rehabilitation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPY-ehE6nhI&t=45s See more

18.01.2022 Tonight was PAEDIATRIC PHYSIOTHERAPY CENTRE’S end of year party. A night to celebrate the wonderful efforts the staff have put in through the year. Freya from Little Miracles also attended Leanna one of our AHA’s, Maria from Admin and Lisa from DOTS OT couldn’t make it tonight. Thanks all for such a great night.

18.01.2022 BOOKINGS FOR 2021 I know many of you are keen to hear it’s that time of year again when we need to open up our schedule for next year. Many parents need to work around kindergarten and school dates for next year which should be available to you soon. We will open the calendar on the 19 th October for next years bookings. The usual process is to talk with Nurlan, practice manger, when you come in for appointments but because we’re not in the rooms as yet because of Covid re...strictions, please email or telephone with your preferred days. Your current schedule will remain unless you wish to change. See more

17.01.2022 Today we were provided with advise from our registration body on behalf of the Department of Health and Human Services, regarding Allied Health services in step 2, of moving out of stage 4 COVID restrictions. Routine care is not yet permitted Face to face therapy can begin under the following guidelines which is very similar to before.... prevent a significant change/deterioration in functional independence which would result in an escalation of care needs (e.g. an increase in frequency of treatment needed, an increased need for prescription medication due to a significant increase in pain, requirement for specialist input or review, an increase in care needs, and/or a substantial increase to anticipated recovery time associated with a delay in receiving services) provide services that are essential as part of a broader plan of care with a medical practitioner ( e.g fitting a brace post surgery ) provide services that are part of a conservative management plan to avoid or delay elective surgery (as agreed with treating team) provide services immediately following elective surgery that prevent secondary complications or aid functional recovery (as agreed with treating team). Indoor group classes are not permitted. I believe the line, requirement for a specialist input or review may mean those children who have not been monitored via Telehealth can be seen to check on progress. This does not mean ongoing therapy but a one off check. I will look into this further and we will contact the family’s who’s children have not been monitored via Telehealth over COVID lockdown.

17.01.2022 We hope you all enjoyed your Christmas Day as we did. Merry Christmas everyone.

17.01.2022 Something fun to do today, organising toys for the end of year big giveaway for the hard work the children have done through the year.

15.01.2022 Victorian Metro Covid restrictions for Allied Health Workers will be lifted tonight at 11.59 pm. So we’re back as of tomorrow. Face to face session can now commence. From Tuesday we will be up and running as usual. Yippee. As we’ve been working from home there’s a number of things that need to be attended to tomorrow. No more need for my 2 little Telehealth helpers.

14.01.2022 Welcome back balloons for all the kids this week

13.01.2022 Any one in need of a manual wheelchair. If so let us know if this one looks suitable for your child. It will be at the practice next week to try it out. This wheelchair is FREE for the right child

12.01.2022 Victoria's called 'The Education State' for a reason. We want kids to have the very best start in life no matter where they live. And to receive an education ...that matches their needs and supports them no matter their background. That's what makes today so special. Nearly $1.6 billion to completely transform the way students with disabilities receive support at school. We know that in the past, some kids who've needed extra help just haven't been eligible. That's made things tough at school, and tough for families. And far too many have fallen through the cracks. So we're expanding the criteria and doubling the number of students who'll receive targeted support in the classroom including kids with autism, dyslexia or complex behaviours. We'll employ specialist facilitators to help identify students' individual circumstances and needs. This new approach will focus on what a student can achieve in the classroom - rather than what they can't. It means kids will be given more opportunity to work to their strengths, in areas that interest them. And to help schools better plan and adjust support for students, we're investing in staff and skills too. 81 additional teacher roles in specialist schools. 25 coaches and new learning resources to support teachers. And 150 scholarships for existing staff to build on their skills and experience. This investment is the biggest in our state's history. And unlike anything else in the Southern Hemisphere. It marks a complete reform in how a student's needs will be identified, and how those needs will be met in the classroom. More kids will get the help they need and a fairer future. Because that's exactly what they deserve.

12.01.2022 It’s lovely to receive recognition for assisting UTrain students in their Allied Heath Assistant role. Recently we’ve had Hannah on placement and she has been terrific Thanks UTrain

12.01.2022 It’s Allied Health Professionals Day. A day to celebrate the work we all love to do, to help others in need. A day for all Physiotherapist’s, Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Audiologists, podiatrists, orthotists, dieticians, psychologist and I’m sure I’ve missed a few others.

11.01.2022 Inbetween rock climbs, Matthew has been working on his technique in basketball while stretching his calves. We’re so proud of Matthew’s improved coordination and motor planning in basketball! His friends better watch out Annette Viljoen

11.01.2022 We wish our wonderful clients a lovely summer holiday break and looking forward to working with you all in the New Year. Below is Paediatric Physiotherapy Centre’s arrangements for the end of year. The practice will be open until the 23/12/20 and will reopen on the 4/1/21. ... The phones will be manned most of the time during the intervening days between Christmas and New Year. I, (Mary-Anne) will be on leave until the 18/1/21 Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and all the very best to you all for the 2021 New Year.

09.01.2022 TODAY IS DECEMBER 3 WHICH IS THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEOPLE WITH A DISABILITY.

08.01.2022 Are you a woman, girl or non-binary person with disability that lives in Australia and likes to write, make videos or podcasts? WWDA wants to hear from you! WW...DA’s new blog will belong to the community and be a space to explore what leadership means to WWDA! You might like to write a blog post on disabled women’s leadership during COVID-19 or maybe on a current issue like employment where WWDA leadership often goes unrecognised. You could submit commentary on how some leadership initiatives leave your community behind, or even your visions for what leadership could look like in the future! WWDA believes strongly in paying women and non-binary people for their work, and as such can offer $100+GST for blog posts. You must have an ABN to be able to invoice WWDA, otherwise, payment will be made in the form of a $100 gift card. Even if you have never had a piece of work published before, WWDA wants to hear your voice and support you in sharing your commentary! WWDA will only accept submissions from women, girls or non-binary people with disability who reside in Australia. https://wwda.org.au//call-for-wwda-blog-commentary-paid-o/

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04.01.2022 Thank you Nurlan, Stephanie and Sonia for taking me out to Lunch today. It was a lovely surprise.

03.01.2022 Join me on Twitter for quick updates. Locate me under my name; Mary-Anne Xenitelis. After 7 years I thought I should get used to tweeting.

03.01.2022 Just a reminder DAY LIGHT SAVINGS TIME has begun. It’s time to wind your clocks FORWARD one hour.

03.01.2022 Some of you may be aware that the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) has been lobbing and advocating on our ( Physiotherapists) behalf to ease restrictions on our practices. Unfortunately the Government is head strong on extending stage 4 restrictions for us all until the 27th September. This isn’t the outcome we wanted. The fines are enormous at $20,000. Per treatment breach and $100,000. For the business per breach. The APA will continue to lobby for us. I will keep everyone posted. I have a snap shot of the update from the APA below.

02.01.2022 We’re so proud of everyone’s goal achievements at Moore Intensive Therapy Studio - of course we have to share our superstars successes and triumphs

02.01.2022 Today’s easing of Melbourne’s Covid restrictions has not been extended to Allied Health as yet. We have been advised that a meeting will take place between the Australian Physiotherapy Association and the Chief Allied Health Officer on Tuesday this week. Until then, and until we are advised otherwise, we must remain working within the parameters the Victorian Government have set for us and as we have been operating over the past 2 months. ... I’ll keep you all updated on further announcements. See more

01.01.2022 It’s Friday, Friday fun time. A good laugh to get you through another day of home schooling.

01.01.2022 A brave little Orange girl is defying all odds and showing incredible determination while living with a rare genetic disorder.

14.12.2021 These gorgeous cookies were dropped off today at Paediatric Physiotherapy Centre. $2 each. Thanks Connie.

04.12.2021 MOORE INTENSIVE THERAPY STUDIO Bailey learned to box better!! Bailey’s motivation and attitude is like no other - we’re so proud of all the hard work he put in to build his muscle strength.