We relate our pediatric physical therapy goals to specific things that your child’s interests are. Then we relate our treatments specifically to those interests. This makes it fun for them and almost seems like playing instead of therapy.

We want you involved too! We will not just tell you, “wait in the waiting room and then we will be back with them later”. Instead, we encourage parents and caregivers to get involved, as long as it is appropriate.

We teach you things like how to stretch, how to get your child into functional play positions, and even how to help improve their balance in sitting and standing while at home.

Chances are you may have also been told things like “your child will never be able to walk” or “they will always need to use the wheelchair or walker” and I am here to tell you that it might NOT be true! You can never underestimate a child’s ability, and plenty of our kiddos have learned to walk when otherwise told they couldn’t.

Our brains are so remarkable and have the ability to make new neural pathways (this process is called neuroplasticity) when given a task in response to learning or a new experience.

This process allows us to not only focus on how to compensate for something but instead how we can strengthen or learn new tasks!

Using these styles of therapy along with making therapy fun and exciting is what makes our program so successful!

Check out this video below of Jackson’s Nerf Battle during therapy:

Does This Sound Like You?

When it comes to raising a child with special needs, everyone wants to know

“Is my child progressing as best they can?”…

or,

“Am I doing a good job helping them?”

If you’re like most people reading this, you are clearly interested in helping your child become more active, mobile, and independent. If you’re like all the other parents that we have helped, then right now you feel hopeless and lost. Like the system has failed you. And that is because it has!

Doctors are restricted in the amount of time they can spend with you because of the current health care systems and large corporate restrictions. And there is no-one else to fill the gap to get you the support and help you need. Doctors are forced to self refer to other large corporate clinics that further the headaches and broaden the lack of support.