“Every Child Deserves to Shine — Comprehensive Care for Down’s Syndrome”

Down’s Syndrome is a genetic condition caused by an extra chromosome 21, leading to developmental delays, low muscle tone, and varying levels of intellectual disability. With early and consistent therapy, children with Down’s Syndrome can greatly improve their physical abilities, communication, and independence. At Restart Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy Centre, we provide personalized, family-centered programs that focus on each child’s unique strengths and needs. Our physiotherapists work on enhancing muscle strength, balance, and motor coordination, while our occupational therapists support fine motor skills, sensory development, and self-care activities. Through compassionate care and engaging therapy sessions, Restart helps children with Down’s Syndrome build confidence, improve functional skills, and achieve a better quality of life.

We are here to help when you need us
  • Support in improving motor skills through guided exercises and activities
  • Assistance with speech, language, and communication development
  • Guidance in building social and emotional skills for confidence
  • Help with daily routines, including self-care and personal hygiene
  • Encouragement to follow physiotherapy, occupational, or speech therapy routines
  • Assistance in creating a structured, predictable, and safe environment
  • Support in developing cognitive skills through play and learning activities
  • Help in fostering independence in daily tasks and decision-making
  • Emotional support for both children and families to build confidence and resilience
  • Compassionate, personalised care focused on overall growth, well-being, and inclusion

Our daily care services

Our daily care services for Down’s Syndrome are designed to provide personalised, compassionate support that promotes overall development and well-being. We assist with motor skill development, speech and language exercises, and cognitive activities tailored to each child’s abilities. Our team supports daily routines, including bathing, dressing, grooming, and feeding, while encouraging independence and confidence. We also provide structured social and emotional skill-building activities to help children interact positively with their environment. By combining therapy guidance, consistent routines, and a nurturing approach, we help children with Down’s Syndrome reach their full potential while fostering comfort, safety, and joy in everyday life.

Personal care
  • Assistance with bathing and grooming in a patient, structured manner
  • Support with dressing, including choosing clothes and practising self-dressing skills
  • Help with oral hygiene, brushing teeth, and maintaining overall cleanliness
  • Guidance during feeding to encourage independence and proper nutrition
  • Assistance with toileting routines and bathroom hygiene
  • Support in safe handling and mobility to prevent injuries
  • Encouragement to practice fine motor skills during daily tasks
  • Monitoring comfort levels and adjusting care according to needs
  • Assistance with using adaptive aids, if recommended by therapists
  • Compassionate, patient care to build confidence, trust, and independence in daily self-care tasks
Lifestyle support
  • Guidance in creating a structured and predictable daily routine
  • Support in developing motor skills through play and exercise
  • Assistance with speech, language, and communication skill-building activities
  • Encouragement to participate in social interactions and group activities
  • Support in following therapy plans, including physiotherapy, occupational, and speech therapy
  • Assistance in managing sensory sensitivities and creating a calming environment
  • Guidance for healthy nutrition and hydration to support overall well-being
  • Encouragement to practice self-care and independent living skills
  • Help in fostering cognitive development through educational and recreational activities
  • Emotional and motivational support to build confidence, resilience, and social inclusion