Step Together Physiotherapy in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory | Physical therapist

Step Together Physiotherapy

Locality: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Phone: +61 435 845 481

Address: Unit 1 Macquarie Place, 85 Lachlan Street Macquarie 2614 Canberra, ACT, Australia

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25.01.2022 Although DCD is not so commonly diagnosed in Australia, we see many children with concerns consistent with a DCD diagnosis. Physiotherapists can provide strategies to assist children to participate as optimally as possible at school and out in the community.

24.01.2022 Are you ready? Here it isour National Advertising Campaign: Where would I be without physiotherapy? Let's join together to ensure Australians #choosephysio www.choose.physio

20.01.2022 Attending the Australian Physiotherapy Association 2017 conference this week. It is a great opportunity to hear recent research that individuals and institutions have published in a variety of areas of physiotherapy. I also got to try out some new equipment! #APAmomentum

20.01.2022 The many aspects of paediatric physiotherapy

17.01.2022 Little Hands Occupational Therapy has organised a Bachata dance event to raise money for Stella Bella - an amazing organisation providing childcare and fundraising for children with medical conditions in the ACT. See details below

12.01.2022 Perfect morning for some hydrotherapy! We often find that people achieve their goals in the pool first, as it is a supportive and relaxing environment. Plus it is lots of fun!!

04.01.2022 An inspiring story about a young man, actor, athlete and much more, setting goals and following his dreams.

03.01.2022 APA Paediatric Physiotherapist Dr Amy Leung spoke to the The New York Times about her research on the impact of head positioning and the benefits of ‘tummy time...’ for infants. The research identified a significant risk factor for babies aged between 3 and 9 weeks developing positional plagiocephaly if they spent more time with the head turned to one side. Amy suggests parents ‘try cut down the time they’re spending on their back when the baby’s awake’ and offers a range of alternative positions to benefit the baby. See more