Physical Therapy

We focus on large movements (like crawling, walking, jumping, and running) that help children explore their environment and engage in everyday activities with greater ease.

When needed, we introduce tools like braces, walkers, or standers to support your child’s movement and posture, enhancing their ability to safely participate in every environment.

From getting dressed to climbing stairs, therapy supports the physical skills children need to complete everyday tasks and become more independent at home and in the community.

We incorporate fun, purposeful play into therapy sessions to help children strengthen their bodies while developing the skills needed to participate in recess, games, sports, and peer activities.

Children learn how to coordinate their movements and follow through with multi-step physical tasks, making it easier to perform actions like catching a ball or riding a bike.

When a child is behind in reaching physical milestones, physical therapy helps them catch up by building strength, coordination, and mobility at their own pace.

If your child frequently walks on their toes, we address underlying strength or flexibility issues to support a more effective walking pattern.

We use gentle, guided exercises and positioning techniques to improve neck mobility and promote symmetrical head shape and movement.

Whether due to muscle weakness, coordination challenges, or structural concerns, our therapists help children build the skills they need to walk safely and confidently.

We work on improving how children control and time their movements so they can better participate in activities like sports, biking, and playground play.

If your child has low overall muscle tone or strength, we develop targeted, fun exercises that help build their ability to move, lift, and play.

We help manage differences in muscle tone, so your child can improve control, balance, and functional movement.

Our therapists guide children through exercises that safely build muscle strength—helping them sit upright, move more easily, and stay active with less fatigue.

Through fun, motivating activities, we help children improve stamina so they can participate longer in play, school, and physical activity without getting worn out too quickly.

Balance-focused activities help children stay steady while standing, walking, or playing — reducing falls and improving confidence in their movements.

We target foundational skills like walking, climbing, or jumping, to help children gain control over their bodies and reach important physical milestones.

Using therapeutic exercises, specialized equipment, and cues, we help children learn safer, more effective ways to walk, improving their posture, step quality, and walking endurance.