Who are we?
Expert Paediatric Physiotherapy and Child Development Support in the Hills.
Meet Hannah
Hannah has been honing her skillset in physiotherapy over the last decade and has definitely found her passion in paediatrics. She brings a fun, positive and family focused mentality to her practice and is always looking for creative ways to promote motor development in our little ones.
Hannah is an expert in her field - she is highly regarded by her peers and collaborates with the best team of paediatricians, speech pathologists, occupational therapists, podiatrists & orthotists in the Hills area. She has a highly specialised skillset in infant development and neurological assessment and has a wide breadth of knowledge across all areas of paediatric healthcare.
Hannah strives not just to achieve milestones, but to support and uplift the child to believe in themselves and build their own confidence. Those that have seen Hannah for a while know the mantra she tells her kids, “You are strong. You are brave. You can do hard things”.
Specialty Skillsets
Hannah studied a Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the Australian Catholic University. Since graduating, she has completed hundreds of hours of further study and training in the area of paediatrics and is always learning.
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Dynamic Movement Assessment (DMI) Level A & B
Level 2 Paediatric Physiotherapy, APA
Enhancing Skills in Paediatrics, Monash University
Prechtl’s Method of the Qualitative Assessment of General Movement
Bayley-4 Scale of Infant Development
Hammersmith Infant Neurological Examination
Paediatric Clinical Gait Analysis
Turtlebrace & Serial Casting
Principles & Practice of Ponseti Management of Structural Talipes
Ehlers Danlos Society ECHO Pediatrics program
Management of Hypermobility in Children
Chronic Pain Management in Cerebral Palsy
Physiotherapy in Autism Spectrum Disorder
The Social Attention & Communication Surveillance (SACS) Tool
Outside the Therapy Room
Hannah is a Hills local and brings her energetic, bubbly nature into everything she does. Outside of work, she enjoys playing netball, rock climbing, and bushwalking with her husband and their dog, Marley.
A disability sports advocate…
She is a strong advocate for disability inclusion in sport, regularly volunteering with the Cerebral Palsy Sports & Recreation Association (CPSARA). See upcoming events here.
A Research Clinician…
Hannah is part of a research team at Cerebral Palsy Alliance, exploring the feasibility of using General Movements Assessments as part of a universal screening for cerebral palsy. Read more about the research here.
A University Lecturer….
Hannah has recently started work with UTS teaching the next generation of paediatric physiotherapists. She has been a clinical educator for many years, supporting students on their clinical placements and providing them with hands on experience.
She is also completing the highly regarded Australian Physiotherapy Association titling process in paediatrics; a recognition of advanced skill, expertise, and her commitment to ongoing professional development.
Meet Ashna
Ashna is a passionate paediatric physiotherapist who brings a warm, fun attitude to her work with children and their families. She enjoys creating engaging and supportive therapy environments where children can build confidence while developing their physical skills.
Specialty Skillsets
She graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Australian Catholic University. During her studies, she gained valuable hands-on experience working as a paediatric physiotherapy aide for three years, supporting children of all ages and abilities—from toddlers through to teenagers.
Ashna currently works part time at Sydney Children’s Hospital Randwick, where she developed broad clinical experience across several specialty areas including ICU and respiratory care, orthopaedics, and outpatient clinics.
Ashna has a particular interest in working with toddlers and school-aged children, and loves helping kids achieve their gross motor goals. Whether it’s jumping, developing ball skills, or learning to ride a bike, she enjoys supporting children to build the strength, coordination, and confidence they need to participate in school, sport, and community activities.
Outside the Therapy Room
Outside of the physio world, Ashna loves to stay active and is a keen netball player. She is also passionate about music and often spends her time singing or playing the guitar and piano
Meet Dinusha
Dinusha is a dedicated paediatric physiotherapist who is passionate about supporting children and their families through every stage of development. She provides physiotherapy services in an outpatient setting and works with children across a wide range of developmental and physical presentations.
She has experience managing a varied caseload including both NDIS and private patients, and is skilled in the assessment, treatment, and ongoing management of acute, subacute, and chronic paediatric conditions. Dinusha takes a family-centred approach to therapy, working closely with parents and caregivers to create individualised treatment plans that help children build strength, confidence, and independence.
She enjoys helping children achieve meaningful functional goals and strives to make therapy engaging, supportive, and tailored to each child’s unique needs.
Specialty Skillsets
Dinusha committed to ongoing professional development and regularly undertakes further training to ensure her practice remains evidence-based and up to date.
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APA Paediatric Level 1 Course (2025)
An Australian Physiotherapy Association course focused on consolidating paediatric-specific clinical assessment and physiotherapy management skills
Hammersmith Infant Neurological Examination (HINE) Training (2025)
Specialised training in the development, administration, and interpretation of the HINE assessment for early neurological evaluation in infants.
Enhancing Skills in Paediatric Physiotherapy – Monash University (2020)
A comprehensive five-week course covering normal development as well as the assessment and management of common paediatric conditions.
Outside the Therapy Room
Dinusha has a little one of her own at home and lots of her time is spent in “mum mode”. Despite the constant running around she’s still an avid crocheter and is currently learning how to sew, which she loves as a creative way to relax and unwind. She is also a big foodie and enjoys exploring new cafés and food spots whenever she gets the chance!
Boutique & purpose built for children
Hannah’s clinic in Castle Hill has been specifically designed with your child in mind. We have all the necessary equipment and resources to help your child engage and thrive in therapy. We cater from newborn babies to primary schoolers and families travel from all over the The Hills District, Blacktown, Western Sydney and Hawkesbury to visit us.
Our Clinic
