Expert Pediatric Rehabilitation in Lahore

Gentle, specialized physical therapy for developmental delays, cerebral palsy, torticollis, clubfoot, and pediatric movement disorders.

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What is Pediatric Rehabilitation?

Pediatric rehabilitation focuses on assisting infants, children, and adolescents in reaching their key developmental milestones and maximizing their physical abilities. From congenital conditions like torticollis and clubfoot to neurological challenges such as cerebral palsy and motor delay, Dr. Junaid provides compassionate, family-centered care.

We utilize play-based therapeutic exercises and specialized neurodevelopmental techniques (NDT) to make physical therapy an engaging and positive experience for your child. Our goal is to enhance muscle strength, balance, coordination, and independence in a supportive clinical environment.

Neurodevelopmental Therapy (NDT) & Play-Based Rehab
Early Intervention for Milestone Delays
Parent & Caregiver Home Care Training
pediatric rehabilitation

Conditions We Treat

We provide compassionate therapy for a wide array of pediatric conditions.

Cerebral Palsy & Motor Delays

Specialized therapy to reduce muscle spasticity, improve joint flexibility, enhance posture, and foster independent walking.

Infantile Torticollis & Plagiocephaly

Gentle neck stretching, postural alignment, and repositioning techniques to correct infant neck tilt and head flatness.

Clubfoot & Deformities

Post-casting physical therapy, stretching, and gait retraining to ensure proper foot positioning and milestone progression.

Our Treatment Approach

A gentle, play-based approach tailored to your child's age and needs.

1

Milestone Assessment

Evaluating your child’s gross motor skills, muscle tone, reflexes, posture, and developmental age.

2

Play-Based Plan

Creating a fun, interactive therapy program utilizing toys, balance boards, and sensory activities to engage the child.

3

Neurodevelopmental Training

Facilitating proper movement patterns, head control, sitting balance, crawling, and unassisted walking.

4

Parent Home Guidance

Empowering parents with simple, effective home exercises and positioning guidelines to maintain steady progress.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the signs that my infant or child needs pediatric physical therapy?
Signs include delays in achieving milestones (such as holding head up, rolling, sitting, crawling, or walking), favoring one side of the body, head tilt (torticollis), persistent toe-walking, or abnormal muscle tightness.
At what age can a child start pediatric rehabilitation?
Pediatric physical therapy can begin as early as infancy (even a few weeks old for conditions like torticollis or brachial plexus injury). Early intervention yields the absolute best outcomes for child development.
How are pediatric physical therapy sessions conducted?
Sessions are designed to feel like play! We incorporate games, bright toys, ball exercises, and supportive equipment to keep your child motivated, comfortable, and eager to participate.

Give Your Child the Best Start in Life

Schedule a pediatric physical therapy consultation with Dr. Junaid today.

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