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Common reasons children come to us

You may have noticed something is harder than it should be.

Physical therapy Sitting, crawling, or walking later than expected Gross motor delays, low or high muscle tone, toe walking, torticollis, and balance. Speech therapy Talking late or hard to understand Speech delay, apraxia, stuttering, language, and feeding difficulties. Occupational therapy Struggling with daily tasks or sensory input Fine motor skills, sensory processing, self-care, play, and school participation.

Families as partners

Parents are part of every session plan.

We coach you on what to practice at home and keep you updated on progress, so the work carries into everyday life.

Autism spectrum disorder Communication, sensory needs, motor skills, and daily routines. Stroke (CVA) Rebuilding movement, speech, thinking, and swallowing after a stroke. Traumatic brain injury Strength, balance, communication, and thinking after a TBI. Cerebral palsy Mobility, muscle tone, independence, and communication. Concussion Dizziness, balance, headaches, and focus after a mild brain injury. Developmental delay Support for sitting, crawling, walking, talking, and play. Apraxia When the brain has trouble planning speech movements. Torticollis Tight neck muscles and head position in infants. Down syndrome Motor milestones, communication, and daily skills. Dysphagia (swallowing) Difficulty chewing or swallowing safely. Muscular dystrophy Maintaining strength, mobility, and comfort. Brain tumor Rehab for movement, speech, and thinking during and after treatment. Rett syndrome Movement, hand use, and communication.