Physiotherapy

Hi,
I am a British physiotherapist living in Doha that specialises in care of children with special needs such as down syndrome, cerebral palsy and motor delay. Does anyone know of any establishments that specialise in the treatment and management of children with physical difficulties? The Shafallah Centre is not an option for me as I'm not Qatari and the other places like the Learning Centre and Sunbeam dont seem to provide physiotherapy. I would appreciate your help, Im sure there must be children out there in need of pysiotherapy?
Kind regards

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