Jessica Warburton is a Paediatric Physiotherapist and Associate Case Manager with over seven years of clinical experience supporting children and young people with complex neurological, developmental and orthopaedic conditions. She specialises in coordinating rehabilitation for children with acquired brain injury, cerebral palsy, genetic disorders, developmental delay and complex physical disabilities, working closely with families to help every child reach their full potential.

Jessica has extensive experience assessing and treating children from birth to 17 years across special schools, mainstream schools, clinics and home environments. Her expertise includes paediatric neurorehabilitation, hydrotherapy, postural management, specialist equipment provision and musculoskeletal rehabilitation. She develops personalised therapy programmes that promote independence, participation and confidence while supporting children to engage fully in home, school and community life.

As an Associate Case Manager, Jessica coordinates multidisciplinary rehabilitation involving occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, psychologists, education professionals and statutory services. She undertakes comprehensive assessments, develops goal-focused rehabilitation plans and supports families in navigating health, education and social care systems. Her work includes facilitating access to specialist equipment, educational provision and community resources, ensuring rehabilitation remains coordinated, practical and responsive to each child’s changing needs.

Jessica continues to practise clinically within specialist paediatric physiotherapy, ensuring her clinical knowledge remains current and evidence based. Her calm, approachable and organised manner enables her to build trusted relationships with children, families and professionals alike, providing reassurance and continuity throughout the rehabilitation journey. She is committed to delivering rehabilitation that is centred around each child’s individual strengths, aspirations and long-term outcomes.

Specialisms

• Paediatric acquired brain injury (ABI)
• Paediatric traumatic brain injury (TBI)
• Cerebral palsy
• Developmental delay
• Genetic disorders
• Neuromuscular conditions
• Complex orthopaedic rehabilitation
• Hydrotherapy
• Postural management and specialist equipment
• Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCP)
• Paediatric multidisciplinary rehabilitation

Age Group


• Children and Young Persons

Contact

Contact us at enquiries@harrison.associates