Physiotherapy

Physiotherapists provide specialist assessment and intervention to children, young people and adults who have a range of conditions involving physical and movement difficulties. These difficulties limit their mobility, function, and/or independence. Physiotherapists aim to help them to:

• Reach their physical potential
• Achieve their optimum level of independence
• Improve their quality of life

Physiotherapists work in a range of locations, including clinics, school and pre-school settings, homes, and respite or voluntary care settings. They work with parents, carers and professionals.

Norfolk services that support children with physiotherapy:

• Paediatric Therapy (Physiotherapy and OT) - Great Yarmouth - JPUH
• Childrens Physiotherapy Community Service - NNUH
• Community Paediatric Physiotherapy - SCH
• Childrens Physiotherapy Community Service (West Norfolk) - QEH

Norfolk services that support young adults with physiotherapy:

• Physiotherapy Service - ECCH
• North Norfolk Musculoskeletal (MSK) Physiotherapy Service
• Integrated Therapy Partnership (ITP) - NCHC
• Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Service - West - NCHC