Services

PT Services

Physical Therapy Evaluation – A comprehensive assessment within of your child’s physical needs to include range of motion, strength, coordination, gross motor skills, and balance. The evaluation will help in establishing a personal treatment plan and how to address your needs.

Physical Therapy Treatment – A treatment session within the clinic one on one with your child to address all areas of need established within a plan of care. Sessions are typically up to 55 min each.

Aquatic Therapy – A physical therapy treatment session performed in a pool setting. Many times children benefit from the pool setting as the water contains properties that help them meet their goals. The temperature can relax tone and the decrease in body weight can allow for improvement in balance and walking.

Intensive Therapy – Physical Therapy treatment offered 5x/week at 2 hour sessions each. Offered for 1-3 weeks at a time determined by need and preference. Intensive therapy is designed to optimize the results of therapy and the potential of your child’s results.

Infant Training Session – 30 min session one on one showing parent how to position baby throughout the day for optimal development. It will be a time for a parent to ask any questions as the newborn stage can be overwhelming. You may have several questions about what gross motor skills to expect and how to play to encourage proper development. You may also have several questions about how long your baby should be in certain positions. This is not physical therapy and is offered as needed and at a lower rate.

Parent Strategy Session – Session designed to assist the parent in arranging home and equipment for the best positioning and mobility within the home.

Mommy & Me Classes – Classes scheduled as a group to answer everyday mommy questions and assist with encouraging movement. Classes offered for various age ranges designed for children with and without special needs. All mommies need tips for baby positioning to encourage gross motor skills. No classes scheduled at this time.

Serial Casting Program – Patients can receive a series of casts to aid in improving range of motion and alignment of their ankles which will help form with all gross motor skills. They may receive single or bilateral casts depending on their doctor’s preference. Along with the cast placement, children will receive a session to increase mobility of ankles prior to placement or may receive a second session during the week with casts on to work on gross motor skills. A casting series typically lasts for 4-8 weeks depending on the child’s needs.

OT Services

Occupational Therapy Evaluation – A comprehensive assessment within the clinic to assess quality of child’s activity participation via physical strength, coordination, cognition, handskills, sensory processing, visual processing, and overall development. The evaluation will help in establishing a personal treatment plan and how to address your needs.

Occupational Therapy Treatment – A treatment session within clinic to address all areas of need established within a plan of care. Sessions are typically one hour each.

Handwriting Clinic: Session targeting handwriting development and/or progression. Print or Cursive, and adaptive techniques for legibility available.

Independent Skills Training: This is ideal for children of middle school and older, because it helps in maximizing independence for an adult life. As your child approaches 18 years of age, and whether your child is college bound or immediately entering the workforce- this is for you! Social, organizational, and safety skills assessed and practiced. 

Occupational Therapy Bridging: Picky eater? Having trouble finding the sensory clues before a melt down? Social skills concern? This option is to meet with a family 1x a month in home or clinic,  and develop independent strategies for the family to utilize via a “strength’s based” perspective. This can be an ideal model for children who have experienced frequent and long term therapy and might be on a break. An Occupational Therapy Evaluation is a requirement prior to this service.

Informational Classes: Scheduled as a group! Topics can include development (handwriting, picky eaters, motorskills (hand)), Self regulation activities for all ages, and diagnosis specific topics.