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Department Overview

Introduction

Our Pediatric Rehabilitation and Developmental Disorders Department provides specialist treatment for children experiencing difficulties with motor development, balance, or coordination. Rehabilitation plans are tailored to each child’s age and individual needs, helping develop motor abilities and independence so children can take part in everyday activities with greater confidence.

At Damietta Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center, we believe every child has unique potential that deserves care and support. We provide a safe, friendly environment that encourages learning and interaction, involving families throughout rehabilitation to achieve the best possible outcomes and steady progress towards greater independence.

How Pediatric Rehabilitation Can Help

Delayed Motor Development

We help children acquire essential motor skills through treatment suited to their stage of development.

Cerebral Palsy

Our rehabilitation programs aim to improve movement, balance, and the ability to perform everyday activities.

Balance and Coordination Difficulties

We develop motor control and improve balance to build confidence during movement and play.

Postural Problems and Deformities in Children

We help improve posture and support healthy motor development through personalised treatment programs.

Our Treatment Approach

Our approach combines clinical expertise with compassionate care. We build trust with children and their families and design enjoyable, interactive sessions that encourage participation and motivate each child to make the best possible progress in a reassuring, supportive environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your Questions Answered

What can I expect during my child’s first session?
The first session includes a comprehensive assessment of your child’s motor abilities, developmental level, and medical history. The therapist then discusses treatment goals with your family and develops an individual rehabilitation plan, explaining each step.
When will my child start to improve?
Progress varies according to the condition, your child’s age, and consistency with sessions and home exercises. Regular follow-up supports gradual, ongoing improvement.
Do parents take part in the treatment program?
Absolutely. Family involvement is essential to successful treatment. Our team guides parents and teaches appropriate activities to practise at home, supporting progress between sessions.