Call us for Enquiries
Hall & Garran: (02) 6223 2253
Call us for Enquiries
Hall & Garran: (02) 6223 2253
Canberra Children’s Physiotherapy x Canberra Biomechanics & Sports Rehab
A complex paediatric lower limb clinic with a multidisciplinary approach to growing feet.
Two expert clinics. One collaborative clinic. Helping children move better, stronger, and pain-free.
Helping children move better, stronger, and pain-free.
We are a joint podiatry + physiotherapy clinic designed specifically for children with complex feet and lower limb concerns.
Instead of seeing multiple providers separately, your child is assessed and managed by a team working together in the same appointment. This collaborative model allows us to work more holistically to provide clearer answers, faster progress, and a coordinated treatment plan for your child.
Hosted by: Canberra Children’s Physiotherapy, Unit 8, 82 Parramatta Street, Phillip.
This clinic is ideal for children who have:
Not sure if this clinic is right for your child? Call Canberra Children’s Physiotherapy on 02 6189 8986 and the team will point you in the right direction.
We don’t just treat feet. We look at the whole child.
Your child sees a paediatric podiatrist and a paediatric physiotherapist together, in the one appointment.
A comprehensive biomechanics and movement assessment of your child.
We look at how your child stands, walks and runs.
We test strength, range of motion and control through the lower limbs.
We discuss your child’s milestones and how they relate to what we see.
One shared plan built by both clinicians, tailored to your child.
We explain what we found and what it means in plain language.
Orthotics are prescribed and fitted only when your child needs them.
Practical exercises and strategies you can use at home.
Our goal as practitioners is to help children:
Healthy movement in childhood builds the foundation for lifelong function.
Bookings for the Paediatric Lower Limb Clinic are made through Canberra Children’s Physiotherapy. No referral is needed.
Take the first step in helping your child move more comfortably and confidently. Call Canberra Children’s Physiotherapy to book into the Paediatric Lower Limb Clinic.
No referral needed. One appointment. One team. One clear plan.
Director & Principal Podiatrist
Level 1 Strength & Conditioning Coach (ASCA)
Kenny completed a Bachelor of Podiatric Medicine from Western Sydney University and is also a Level 1 Strength and Conditioning Coach, accredited through the Australian Strength and Conditioning Association (ASCA).
Kenny enjoys all aspects of podiatry but has a special interest in sports and biomechanics. Kenny has been working at The Walking Clinic since 2021 and his passion for podiatry and rehab slowly grew into starting Canberra Biomechanics & Sports Rehab clinic. Kenny’s current skills and experience includes strength and conditioning, exercise rehabilitation, optimising lower limb biomechanics and gait mechanics through customised orthotics and other modalities such as dry needling and joint mobilisations.
Kenny is passionate about helping his patients return to their sport through proper load and pain management and has proven experience with lower limb strength and conditioning. Kenny has previously worked with athletes in ACT Tennis, Volleyball Australia and ACT Touch Football and continues to work privately with individual athletes from the average weekend warrior to the elite athlete. Kenny’s goal is to help his patients get back to their activity without pain restricting them. Kenny also believes in a multi-disciplinary approach and works closely with Sports Doctors, Exercise Physiologists and Physiotherapists to ensure high quality and holistic care to all his patients.
Kenny is dedicated to providing patient-centred care and regularly attends courses, seminars, and workshops to ensure he is up to date with the best evidence-based treatments. Outside of work, Kenny enjoys playing touch football, OzTag and skiing, and enjoys spending his spare time outdoors, with his family (including his dog), going to the gym, trying new restaurants, and watching sport.
