Pediatric PT/OT/SLP
Conditions we treat
- Autism
- Cerebral Palsy
- Down Syndrome
- Dysphasia
- Oral-Motor Feeding Disorder
- Torticollis
Where we service
- Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA)
- Daycares
- In-Clinic
- Learning Centers
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PT Goals
The goal of pediatric physical therapy is to help build strength, improve movement, and complete daily activities independently by:
- Improving developmental activities
- Improving gait (walking, running, jumping)
- Enhancing balance and coordination activities
- Improving flexibility and strength
- Improving adaptive play with safety
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OT Goals
The goal of pediatric occupational therapy is to help children develop the skills they need to become more independent using activities, exercises, and strategies by:
- Enhancing sensory responses (helping kids with sensory processing issues respond to sensory input)
- Improving self-care or activities of daily living
- Improving hand-eye coordination
- Improving sensory responses
- Improving gross and fine motor skills
- Improving planning and organization
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SLP Goals heading
The goal of pediatric speech therapy is to help children who exhibit difficulty performing eating, swallowing, expressing certain sounds or understanding others by:
- Improving receptive and expressive language skills
- Improving expressions of feelings (fear, happiness, anger)
- Improving play skills
- Improving oral motor strength for speech
- Improving eating and swallowing