PALMS PHYSIOTHERAPY & ALLIED HEALTH
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Therapy, Rehabilitation & Support for Kabuki Syndrome - Perth
Congenital Condition Therapy with an Allied Health Team based in Perth
Comprehensive Support for Individuals with Kabuki Syndrome
Comprehensive Support for Individuals with Kabuki Syndrome
How Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health Can Help Individuals with Kabuki Syndrome
How Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health Can Help Individuals with Kabuki Syndrome
Explore Our Services & Facilities
Explore Our Services & Facilities
Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health offers a range of therapy services and specialised supports. You can browse by therapy area, explore specialised services, or learn more about the facilities and equipment we use in-clinic .
What is Kabuki Syndrome?
What is Kabuki Syndrome?
Kabuki Syndrome is a rare genetic disorder that affects various physical and developmental aspects of a person’s life. It is caused by mutations in the KMT2D or MLL2 genes. Kabuki Syndrome is often characterized by:
Distinctive facial features, including arched eyebrows, long eyelid openings, and a flat nose bridge.
Growth delays and developmental delays, particularly in motor skills and speech.
Cognitive impairment, ranging from mild to moderate intellectual disability.
Hearing impairments, which can affect speech development and communication.
Skeletal abnormalities, such as scoliosis or joint hypermobility.
Heart defects and immune system issues in some cases.
Our Therapy Services
Our Therapy Services
Palms offers allied health services from our Malaga & Noranda clinics.
This can be helpful for clients who need a more coordinated approach across mobility, physical function, communication, sensory needs or everyday participation.
Support for daily living skills, sensory needs, functional independence, equipment, home supports & participation at home, school, work & in the community.
Assessment, diagnosis & treatment for pain, injuries, rehabilitation, mobility, strength & physical function across all ages.
Clinical exercise programs to support chronic condition management, strength, mobility, fitness, rehabilitation & function.
Assessment & therapy for communication, speech, language, social communication, voice & swallowing support.
How Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health Can Help
How Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health Can Help
Physiotherapy
Motor skills development: Physiotherapy can help with gross motor development, including movement patterns, balance, and coordination.
Postural control: We help individuals with posture correction and body awareness to improve stability and prevent scoliosis.
Strengthening exercises: Tailored to build muscle strength and enhance overall body function.
Occupational Therapy
Fine motor skills: Occupational therapy helps improve hand-eye coordination and dexterity for tasks such as writing, dressing, and feeding.
Adaptive equipment: Assisting with the use of tools or devices that support daily living activities.
Sensory integration: Techniques to help individuals with sensory processing challenges, such as sensitivities to touch, sound, or visual stimuli.
Speech Therapy
Speech and language development: Speech therapy focuses on articulation, vocabulary, and building communication skills.
Feeding and swallowing difficulties: Working on safe eating and drinking techniques, particularly in cases with cleft palate or oral-motor issues.
Communication aids: For individuals who are non-verbal or have limited speech, we can provide alternative communication methods such as sign language or augmentative communication devices.
Exercise Physiology
Strengthening and conditioning: Exercise physiologists work on improving muscle tone, joint mobility, and overall strength to support physical development and prevent injury.
Aerobic exercise: Programs to enhance cardiovascular health, endurance, and physical stamina.
Movement strategies: Helping individuals improve coordination, gait, and overall movement efficiency.
Specialized Facilities
Sensory Room: A calming and therapeutic space that helps individuals with sensory sensitivities to regulate their sensory input.
Kids Therapy Gym: A fun, supportive environment that encourages children to develop motor skills and engage in physical activity through play.
Rehabilitation Gym: A space for physical therapy sessions designed to help individuals improve mobility, strength, and overall function.
Our Clinic Locations
Our Clinic Locations
Malaga Clinic
Malaga Clinic
Our Malaga facility is a purpose-built allied health hub with dedicated therapy spaces including a rehabilitation gym, private treatment rooms, Pilates studio, Sensory room & a Paediatric therapy gym.
Noranda Clinic
Noranda Clinic
Our Noranda clinic is a welcoming therapy space with private treatment rooms, a well-equipped studio gym area for rehabilitation/strengthening, and specialised therapeutic equipment for Physiotherapyities.
Get Help Today
Get Help Today
At Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health, our experienced team is here to help children and adults manage their condition and improve their quality of life.
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Who We Support
Who We Support
We support children, adults and older adults with disability, injury, chronic conditions, developmental concerns, communication needs, mobility challenges and rehabilitation goals.
How We Can Help
How We Can Help
At Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health, we provide personalised allied health support for children and adults with a wide range of physical, developmental, rehabilitation, communication, sensory, and functional needs. Therapy is tailored to the individual, with a focus on goals that matter in everyday life.
Depending on the service provided, we may support:
💪 Movement, mobility, strength & physical function
💪 Communication, language, feeding, or swallowing needs where relevant
💪 Sensory regulation, participation & daily routines
💪 Rehabilitation following injury, illness or surgery
💪 Independence with everyday tasks
💪 Confidence in home, school, work & community environments
💪 Practical, goal-focused therapy linked to real-life function
Our approach is individualised, supportive, and focused on meaningful participation in daily life.
Who We Help
Who We Help
We work with children and adults across a range of presentations, including developmental, disability-related, rehabilitation, chronic health, and injury-related needs.
This may include:
👉 Children requiring support with development, play, movement, communication, sensory needs, or everyday function
👉 Adults needing support with recovery, rehabilitation, mobility, communication, physical function, or independence
👉 Self-managed and Plan-managed NDIS participants
👉 Eligible Medicare Care Plan patients
👉 DVA clients with appropriate referrals
👉 Workers Compensation clients
👉 Motor Vehicle Accident clients
👉 Aged Care / Home Care Packages
Appointments may be available in clinic, via mobile services, or through telehealth where clinically appropriate.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What are the main symptoms of Kabuki Syndrome?
Kabuki Syndrome can lead to developmental delays, intellectual disabilities, distinctive facial features, hearing impairments, skeletal issues, and heart defects. These symptoms vary from person to person.
How can physiotherapy help individuals with Kabuki Syndrome?
Physiotherapy helps improve gross motor development, coordination, posture, and muscle strength. It is essential for addressing motor delays and preventing physical complications such as scoliosis.
Does Kabuki Syndrome affect speech development?
Yes, speech delays are common in individuals with Kabuki Syndrome. Speech therapy can assist with speech development, communication skills, and addressing feeding and swallowing difficulties.
Can occupational therapy help with daily living activities?
Yes, occupational therapy supports individuals by improving fine motor skills, promoting independence in daily tasks, and providing sensory integration techniques to manage sensitivities to stimuli.
Can Palms Physiotherapy assist with NDIS funding?
Yes, Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health is an NDIS provider, and we work closely with participants to create therapy plans that are tailored to meet individual needs.
Browse Services by Therapy Area
Browse Services by Therapy Area
Find the right support by discipline, including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, exercise physiology and other allied health services.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Not Sure Where to Start?
If you’re unsure which facility, service, or technology is the right fit, our team can guide you based on your goals and presentation.
Contact Us
Contact Us
At Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health, we are committed to providing personalized therapy for individuals with Kabuki Syndrome. Our multidisciplinary team is ready to support you or your loved one with physiotherapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and exercise physiology. Visit our website at www.palmsphysiotherapy.com.au or call us to book an appointment today. Let’s work together to achieve your goals and improve overall well-being.
Helpful Australian Resources for Kabuki Syndrome
Helpful Australian Resources for Kabuki Syndrome
Rare Diseases Australia
https://www.rarediseases.org.au
Syndrome and Genetic Disorder Support (SAGDS)
https://www.syndromesupport.org.au
Raising Children Network
https://raisingchildren.net.au
Genetic Alliance Australia
https://www.geneticalliance.org.au
The Children's Hospital at Westmead
https://www.chw.edu.au
Important disclaimer: This webpage contains general information only and is not intended to be relied upon as personal clinical advice. While we aim to keep information accurate and up to date, it may not reflect the most current research or your individual circumstances. Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health does not accept liability for decisions made based on this information without an individualised assessment by an appropriately qualified health professional. If you have concerns, please contact us to book an assessment or speak with your GP/medical team.
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