How can PT Help?
Physical therapy can help your child build confidence, strength, and independence every step of the way.
Whether your child is recovering from an injury, navigating a chronic condition, or developing new physical skills, we’re committed to delivering compassionate, effective therapy in a welcoming and supportive environment. Through individualized, one-on-one sessions, our physical therapists work to maximize your child’s mobility and empower them to participate fully in everyday life by addressing joint range of motion, muscle strength, neurological function, posture, balance, and motor control. PT helps children achieve gross motor milestones including but not limited to sitting, standing, crawling, walking and jumping.
Developmental Delay:
Supporting infants and children who are not meeting motor milestones on time through addressing range of motion, coordination, strength and balance.
Functional Mobility in the Community:
Training for navigating playgrounds, schools, stairs, uneven terrain, or busy environments.
Motor Planning and Praxis:
Helping children learn how to plan, organize, and execute coordinated movements (important for skills like jumping, hopping, and skipping).
Sports Injury Prevention and Rehabilitation:
Addressing injuries or helping children safely return to sports and recreational activities.
Toe Walking:
Evaluation and intervention for children who walk on their toes past the typical age.
Wheelchair Mobility and Positioning:
Assessing and training in wheelchair use, positioning, and transfers.
Adaptive Equipment Training:
Training in the use of walkers, standers, adaptive bikes, or other mobility devices.
Torticollis and plagiocephaly:
Managing muscle tightness and abnormal posturing of the neck in infancy sessions.
Education and Home Program Development:
Providing families and caregivers with tailored home exercise programs to support progress outside of therapy.
Sports Injury Prevention and Rehabilitation:
Addressing injuries or helping children safely return to sports and recreational activities.
Strength and Endurance:
Improving overall stamina, muscle tone, and physical ability needed for daily activities.
Wheelchair Mobility and Positioning:
Assessing and training in wheelchair use, positioning, and transfers.
