Pediatric Therapy

We understand the diverse needs of our pediatric patients. Pediatric physical, occupational and speech therapy assist in the early detection of health or speech/language problems, in addition to the treatment of a variety of injuries and disorders/diseases that affect the muscles, bones, and joints. Treatments of children from infancy through adolescence focus on improving gross and fine motor skills, oral motor skills, balance and coordination, strength and endurance, social interaction and language skills, articulation skills, and cognitive and sensory processing and integration.

How Therapy Can Help Your Child:

• Thorough evaluation of your child’s strength, flexibility, coordination, motor abilities, and speech and language skills.
• Integrated treatment plan to maximize your child’s function
• Teamwork with parents, health care professionals, school professionals, coaches, and other community members

Our Pediatric Therapy Focus

Speech & Language Disorders:

• Speech apraxia (Oral Coordination)
• Genetic Disorders
• Social Language / Pragmatic Groups
• Swallowing / Feeding Difficulties
• Voice Disorders
• Articulation, Language, Stuttering
• Auditory Processing
• Augmentative Communication
• Autism Spectrum Disorders
• Cerebral Palsy
• Cognitive / Linguisitic Skills

Occupational Therapy:

• Activities of Daily Living (ADL’s)
• Fine Motor Development
• Sensory Integration
• Upper Extremity Motion and Strength
• Infant Therapy

Physical Therapy:

• Fine and Gross Motor Delays
• Wheelchair Mobility
• Sports Medicine
• Coordination Deficits
• Connective Tissue Disorders
• Orthotic, Bracing, and Equipment Needs
• Difficulty with Balance
• Family and Caregiver Training
• Treatment for Torticollis
• Post-Surgical Rehab
• Improving movement quality and addressing problems such as toe walking