We list qualified and certified physiotherapists with specialist experience in children’s and adolescent sports injury assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation, helping families connect with trusted professionals near them.

Use the search on this page by entering your postcode, choose a search radius, and adjust results to find local physiotherapists who specialise in sports injuries and rehabilitation for children and adolescents.

Yes. Every practitioner listed has confirmed qualifications and experience in treating children and youth with sports injuries. We aim to help parents and coaches find specialists with appropriate training and professional standards.

Absolutely — coaches can use this page to find expert physiotherapists who understand youth sport biomechanics, injury prevention, and return-to-play guidance, which supports safe participation and recovery for their athletes.

Practitioners specialise in a broad range of children’s sports injuries, including muscle strains, ligament sprains, growth-related conditions, overuse injuries, rehabilitation after surgery, and support for returning to sport safely.

You can review individual practitioner profiles for: Qualifications, special interests (e.g. specific sports or injury types), location, and contact details. If you’re unsure, contacting a practitioner for an initial conversation often helps clarify fit.

A qualified physiotherapist experienced with youth sports injuries can provide tailored treatment plans, movement correction, strength building, and rehabilitation exercises. All of which can help improve recovery outcomes and reduce the risk of re-injury.

The frequency of visits depends on the severity and type of injury, phase of rehabilitation, and your practitioner’s recommendations. Many plan staged care with progress reviews and transition to home or coach-led exercise between visits.

Yes — many listed practitioners also offer services focused on injury prevention, movement assessment, functional conditioning, and advice for athletes who want to stay healthy while improving performance.

It’s helpful to bring:

• Any referral or medical reports
• List of symptoms and injury history
• Details of recent activity or sport participation
• Questions you want answered.

Being prepared helps your practitioner assess your child’s needs more efficiently.