The following best describes the families I work with:

  • Those to whom it may have been suggested their child is Hypermobile during the course of other assessments

  • Parents whose child is having multiple symptoms and who are exploring “Hypermobility” as the cause

  • Kids/teens who’s symptoms are affecting their participation in some or all of these areas - family life, school,

    hobbies and sports

  • Kids/teens who are experiencing barriers to exercise e.g. Pain and Fatigue

  • Kids/teens who may have other diagnoses that may overlap with Hypermobility, e.g. Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), Dyspraxia or other Neurodiversities, Sensory Processing Differences etc.

  • Families who need education, coaching and support with management.

If your child is Hypermobile and...

  • Has no symptoms

  • Has a one-off sprain/strain

  • Has no barriers to exercise

  • Is not experiencing any difficulties with activities of daily living/participation

.…you do not need to work with me.