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Wondering if your child may benefit from Pediatric PT or OT?

Below are a list of common symptoms we help treat.

Pediatric Occupational Therapy

  • Struggle with daily self-care tasks like feeding, dressing, grooming, or toileting

  • Have difficulties with fine motor skills, such as using scissors, coloring, writing, buttoning clothes, or tying shoes

  • Experience sensory processing issues, like being overly sensitive to certain textures, sounds, or lights

  • Struggle with behavioral or emotional challenges that affect their ability to engage in school or social activities

  • Need help developing visual-motor skills for tasks like reading, writing, or hand-eye coordination

  • Have developmental delays or neurodevelopmental disorders, such as autism or ADHD

  • Experience difficulties in motor planning, which affects their ability to perform sequential tasks or activities

  • Show signs of poor hand-eye coordination or trouble with activities requiring dexterity

  • Require adaptive equipment or modifications to complete everyday tasks successfully

Pediatric Physical Therapy

  • Struggle with muscle weakness or low muscle tone

  • Have difficulty with balance, coordination, or walking

  • Experience developmental delays in gross motor skills such as rolling, sitting, crawling, standing, or walking

  • Face challenges with flexibility or range of motion due to tight or shortened muscles

  • Have trouble with posture or body alignment while performing tasks

  • Show signs of abnormal gait or walking patterns

  • Require assistance with motor planning, affecting their ability to execute tasks in a sequence

  • Are recovering from injuries, surgeries, or medical conditions that affect movement

  • Need training in the use of adaptive equipment (e.g., wheelchairs, walkers) or orthotics

  • Experience difficulty with physical tasks related to daily activities or sports

Common Diagnosis

  • Torticollis

  • Plagiocephaly

  • Hypotonia/hypertonia

  • Gross motor delay

  • Fine Motor delay

  • Developmental delay

  • Cerebral Palsy

  • Hemiplegia/Hemiparesis 

  • Down Syndrome

  • Genetic conditions

  • Autism

  • Balance Deficits

  • Executive Dysfunction

  • Toe walking 

  • Coordination difficulties 

  • Muscle weakness

  • Sensory Processing Disorder

  • Handwriting 

Commonly Used Approaches

Our therapists utilize a range of methods and techniques to support our patients in reaching their goals.

  • Posture and movement assessment

  • Functional mobility exercises

  • Home exercise plans and parent education

  • Gait training

  • Approaches focused on infants and toddlers

  • Motor control, motor learning, and functional mobility training

  • Balance training

  • Neuromuscular re-education

  • Strengthening exercises and neuromuscular re-education

  • Sensory integration therapy

  • Sine motor skills development

  • Visual perceptual skills training

  • Play-based therapy

  • Neurodevelopmental treatment

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