About us

How does Small Steps work?

Children attend a group session at Small Steps once per week with a parent or carer. There are up to 5 children per group who are all working on similar skills.

A team of teachers, conductors and physiotherapists lead the parent/ child team through a structured programme designed to help each child achieve the next developmental steps. To meet the team click here.

The approach is based on principles of conductive education and is holistic. The programme primarily focuses on learning new physical skills, but also encompasses:

- social skills
- communication skills
- sensory skills
- educational learning

Who can join?

Small Steps works with children who…

• are less than 4 years old

• have a significant motor disorder such as cerebral palsy and/or a genetic disorder affecting their motor ability.

• Are likely to obtain benefit from attending this type of group

• Have parents/carers who are highly committed to working with their child during sessions and carrying over the practice of tasks at home.

How can we join Small Steps?

No formal referral is necessary to join Small Steps.
When you are ready, just contact us.

For information on how the joining process works, please click here