Child Physiotherapy for Neurological Conditions London – Adelaide Physio

  Many parents in London notice their children are unusually flexible — perhaps their little one can easily bend their fingers backwards or perform the splits without effort. While some flexibility is entirely normal, excessive joint flexibility may be a sign of Joint Hypermobility Syndrome (JHS) . At Adelaide Children's Physio , our mission is to help families understand this condition and provide practical, child-centred physiotherapy that supports healthy movement and development. Early assessment and intervention can make a world of difference to your child's comfort, confidence, and coordination. What Is Joint Hypermobility Syndrome? Joint Hypermobility Syndrome (JHS) occurs when a child's joints move beyond the normal range of motion. It often results from differences in connective tissue structure, making ligaments and tendons more elastic than usual. While some children with hypermobility experience no issues, others may face pain, fatigue, poor coordination, or f...