Revised Cancellation Policy: As of March 18th 2024, we kindly ask for a minimum of 48 hours notice for any appointment changes. Cancellations made within this timeframe will incur a charge equivalent to 50% of the appointment fee, irrespective of the reason except client illness. Missed appointments without prior notification will be subject to full charges. If your child is ill and unable to attend their appointment, we kindly ask for notification by 10am on the day of your scheduled visit. Any cancellations due to sickness made after 10am will be subject to a $50 fee. Please note that cancellation fees cannot be applied to third-party funding or insurance. Please call or email to make changes to your appointment.

Physiotherapy for Kids & Teens

Our standard in-clinic appointment type for anyone from 1 - 18 years of age. Please select an initial assessment if this is your first time, or a follow-up session if you've played with us before.


Physiotherapy for Infants

These appointments are designed for babies from birth to 12 months of age. Please bring your baby in should you have any concerns with their developmental milestones, headshape/head tilt, or any other concerns. You can also book one of these appointments if you do not have any concerns, but are looking for guidance on how to support your infant in developing gross motor skills.


Physiotherapy for Concussion

These appointments are for concussion related services including baseline testing, post concussion assessment and treatment. Our clinic is associated with Complete Concussion Management Inc (CCMI).


Virtual Physiotherapy

These services are offered through a secure online platform from the comfort of your home. Please give us a call to book a complimentary consultation if you would prefer this appointment type but are not sure whether it is right for you.


Pediatric Pelvic Health Physiotherapy

If your child struggles with continence or pelvic floor dysfunction, these specialized appointments with our Pelvic Health physiotherapists can help. Be sure to book an Initial Assessment if you have not previously been seen by one of our physiotherapists for Pelvic Health concerns.


Physical Therapy Support Worker/Athletic Therapy

Physiotherapy Support Workers can be involved in care by working in collaboration with the referring physiotherapist to help kids meet their goals. Physical Therapy Support work allows for execution and continuation of exercises following the treatment plan that the physiotherapist has prescribed. Athletic Therapy focuses on musculoskeletal injuries (bones, joints, ligaments) and injury pre... Read More

Physiotherapy Support Workers can be involved in care by working in collaboration with the referring physiotherapist to help kids meet their goals. Physical Therapy Support work allows for execution and continuation of exercises following the treatment plan that the physiotherapist has prescribed.

Athletic Therapy focuses on musculoskeletal injuries (bones, joints, ligaments) and injury prevention. Athletic Therapists are trained for acute and chronic injury management, including taping and bracing to get you back on the field, ice, mat, pool, you name it!


Infant Feeding Physiotherapy

Looking for physiotherapy for your infant who is struggling with feeding? Your physiotherapist will assess your infant’s latch, tongue mobility, and overall motor development. Physiotherapy exercises and positioning can help improve your infant’s feeding to allow for more comfortable, successful feeds for both parent and baby.

ABOUT RACHELLE:

Rachelle’s passion for pediatric physiotherapy was sparked when she volunteered at a child-centered physio clinic while completing her Bachelor of Kinesiology degree at the University of Calgary. The desire to learn more lead her to a Masters of Physical Therapy degree at UBC, where she was fortunate to have clinical placements at Sunny Hill Health Center for Children in Vancouver and at a pediatric clinic in rural Southern India. Rachelle has experience working as a kinesiologist and as a behaviour interventionist for children with autism. She is an approved physiotherapist on the Registered Autism Service Provider (RASP) list. Rachelle is friendly and outgoing, caring and compassionate, and enjoys making physiotherapy FUN and engaging!

Rachelle grew up in Victoria and is excited to work with kids and their families in a fun and effective environment made just for them! She is dedicated to helping people of all ages and all abilities achieve their goals, whether that’s participating in an activity, reaching gross motor milestones, or returning to sport. Rachelle has experience working with children with general developmental delay, cerebral palsy, low muscle tone (hypotonia), plagiocephaly and torticollis, autism, developmental coordination disorder, Down syndrome, spinal muscular atrophy, concussion, pre/post-surgical rehabilitation, and other pediatric musculoskeletal conditions. Rachelle continues to expand her knowledge and skills in order to provide high-quality and evidence-based treatment.

Outside of work you can find Rachelle exploring the west coast via hiking trail or stand up paddle board, immersing herself in a book, travelling, and spending quality time outdoors with friends and family.

EDUCATION:

>- Utilizing NDT in Pediatric Practice - Reflexes, Reactions and Beyond: A Dynamic Systems Primer on Postural Control - Effective Evaluation and Management of Pediatric Toe Walking - Making Sense of the Curve: An Intro to Conservative Management of Scoliosis - Complete Concussion Management Inc.(CCMI) - Orthopaedic Manual Therapy Level I

ABOUT RACHELLE: Rachelle’s passion for pediatric physiotherapy was sparked when she volunteered ... Read More

Amanda graduated with a Bachelor of Athletic and Exercise Therapy before completing a Professional Master’s in Physiotherapy from The University College Dublin. She is a certified Athletic Therapist and Exercise Physiologist with a High-Performance Specialization. Through her undergraduate and Master’s studies, Amanda has worked with local sports and university teams in Victoria and pediatrics, care of the elderly, oncology, cardiorespiratory, rheumatology, and neurological rehabilitation patient populations in various parts of Ireland.

Amanda grew up on the Saanich Peninsula with a passion for sports. She is excited to work alongside young athletes as she was a former athlete herself, having played high-level soccer for 12 years before transitioning her focus to rowing where she captained the University of Victoria’s Women’s Varsity Rowing Team for 3 seasons. In recent years, Amanda has been heavily involved in coaching kids of all ages and abilities at the Victoria City Rowing Club and Greater Victoria Youth Rowing Society. She continues to play soccer in a local women’s league.

Amanda is passionate about supporting kids and their families to meet their diverse goals and remain in activities that bring them joy. Whether it’s to improve mobility, strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, endurance, gross motor skills, or confidence, Amanda’s goal is to make physio fun! Learning is lifelong and Amanda is passionate about seeking evidence-based treatment to support kids’ distinct needs. Amanda is excited and proud to be back on the beautiful West Coast and joining the fabulous team at Kids Physio Victoria!

Amanda graduated with a Bachelor of Athletic and Exercise Therapy before completing a Professiona... Read More

Carly is a born and raised islander who completed her Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry at the University of Victoria before moving to Vancouver to complete her Master of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia.

As a UBC physiotherapy student, she completed two placements at BC Children’s Hospital and volunteered weekly at Kids Physio where she quickly discovered the clinic was the perfect fit to start her career in paediatrics. Carly enjoys treating patients ranging from babies to teenagers and loves the challenge of keeping the sessions both effective and fun. Her post-graduate education and extensive experience allows Carly to treat patients with a wide range of presentations including infant conditions, developmental disorders, gross motor delays, toe walking, coordination concerns, sports-related injuries, concussions, and more! 

Carly collaborates with the BC Community Brain Injury Program to support children with recent brain injuries in reaching their rehab goals. Carly also has a special interest in baby physiotherapy and paediatric pelvic health. She can often be found giving presentations on Infant Motor Development to parents in the community or to university students. Carly also won the 2018 Canadian Physiotherapy Association Rising Star Distinction Award for her diverse work and leadership in the paediatric field.

In addition to her clinical work in Victoria, Carly also acts as the Director of Clinical Excellence and supports with leadership for all Kids Physio Group locations. She helps mentor new physiotherapists on the KPG team as well as UBC students with an interest in paediatrics. Carly is passionate about increasing access to fun, high-quality paediatric physiotherapy and organizes learning opportunities for therapists at Kids Physio and across the country.

Outside the clinic, you would likely find Carly training at CrossFit, playing one of many sports, catching up with her three sisters, cheering on the Canucks and Seahawks, traveling somewhere warm or adventuring in the mountains on her snowboard.

Carly has the following skills/certifications - Therapeutic Taping Certification - Level 1 Advanced Orthopaedic Manual And Manipulative Therapy - Neurokinetic Therapy Level 1 - Complete Concussion Management Certification - Neurodevelopmental Therapy Introduction, Pediatrics - TMR TOTs and Teens Level 1 - Pediatric Incontinence and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, Level 1 and 2 - Cuevas Medek Exercises (CME) Level 1

Carly is a born and raised islander who completed her Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry at the... Read More

Julie grew up in northern BC in Prince George. She has a bachelors degree in Athletic and Exercise Therapy from Camosun College and is now practicing as a Certified Athletic Therapist. She found her passion for sport and exercise rehabilitation through her swimming career when she went through a serious shoulder injury as a teen.

Julie is passionate about helping kids learn about how their body moves and feels while watching them strive and meet their full potential. Whether that’s helping them return to a specific sport or an activity of daily living, she finds joy in being a helping hand for her clients to get there!

Julie has recently taken additional training to provide exercise therapy in an aquatic setting. Growing up at the pool as a competitive swimmer, Julie is a superhero in the pool. The water is her favourite setting to provide therapy as it allows her clients to experience a freeing environment.

In her spare time you can find Julie exploring beaches and hikes on our beautiful west coast, climbing or bouldering, or spending quality time with her friends.

Education Background

Certified Athletic Therapist, CAT(C) Bachelor of Athletic and Exercise Therapy, Camosun College Certified First Responder International Haliwick Association, Hydrotherapy Basic Course

Julie grew up in northern BC in Prince George. She has a bachelors degree in Athletic and Exercis... Read More

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