Anthony Andos
Licensed Physiotherapist
Physiotherapist Anthony Andos
Zahle
Sports RehabilitationGeriatric PhysiotherapyMusculoskeletal Physiotherapy
Offers home visits
Pediatric Physiotherapy
Pediatric physiotherapy helps children reach their movement milestones through play-based therapy, family guidance, and age-appropriate exercises.
Pediatric physiotherapists work with babies, children, and teenagers who have developmental, orthopedic, or neurological needs. Sessions are often play-based and designed to improve strength, balance, coordination, and motor skills. Parents and caregivers are involved in the plan so exercises can continue at home. Common reasons for pediatric physiotherapy include delayed milestones, cerebral palsy, torticollis, clubfoot, sports injuries, and post-fracture rehab.
Physiotherapists for pediatric physiotherapy
DP
Dr. Patrick Harb
DPT, DO
YOUR HEALING ZONE
Metn
Sports RehabilitationMusculoskeletal PhysiotherapyPostoperative Rehabilitation
Offers home visits
EK
Elias Kawerkian
Licensed Physiotherapist
Sports RehabilitationGeriatric PhysiotherapyMusculoskeletal Physiotherapy
GH
Georges Hakim
Licensed physiotherapist
Georges Hakim physical therapy clinic
Zahle
Sports RehabilitationMusculoskeletal PhysiotherapyNeurological Rehabilitation
Offers home visits
Ghenwa tannous
Licensed physiotherapist
PhysioTouch clinic
Metn
Musculoskeletal PhysiotherapyPostoperative RehabilitationPelvic Health Physiotherapy
Offers home visits
Jack Kassabian
Licensed Physical Therapist
Sports RehabilitationGeriatric PhysiotherapyOsteopathy
Offers home visits
RK
Roy Khoury
Licensed physiotherapist
Achrafieh
Sports RehabilitationGeriatric PhysiotherapyOsteopathy
Offers home visits
Toni Merhi
Osteopath and Physical therapist
Motion Emotion
Keserwan
Sports RehabilitationGeriatric PhysiotherapyMusculoskeletal Physiotherapy
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Frequently asked questions
At what age can a child start physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy can begin in infancy if concerns are identified. Pediatric physiotherapists adapt treatment to the child’s age and needs.
Do parents need to attend sessions?
Yes, parent or caregiver involvement is usually important for carry-over at home and long-term progress.
What should I expect in a pediatric physiotherapy session?
Sessions are typically play-based, with activities and exercises designed to improve movement, strength, balance, and coordination.