Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy addresses functional movement and works to improve the physical ability of children.
If a child has limited mobility or range of motion, weakness or incoordination that is impacting their life, our physical therapist works to improve the ability and independence of children so that they can thrive!
Physical therapy can address:
Recent Posts For Physical Therapy
Celebrate Progress on World Down Syndrome Day with Pediatric Physical Therapy
It’s 3/21 – World Down Syndrome Day, a meaningful reminder to celebrate progress, confidence, and the joy of watching children with Down syndrome explore and thrive. If your child has Down syndrome, it’s completely natural to wonder how to best support their development—not just in the early years, but throughout childhood. The good news? With […]
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3 PT Recommended Peanut Ball Activities
1. Seated Balance Activities Targets: Core strength, postural control, dynamic balance How to do it: Have the child straddle sit on the peanut ball (legs on each side, like riding a horse). Encourage them to reach for toys, clap, or play catch while maintaining balance. To progress, gently rocking the ball side to side or […]
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6 Ways Obstacle Courses Boost Confidence in Early Walkers
There’s something magical about watching your child find their balance, take a wobbly first step, and beam with pride. But for some, those early steps don’t come as quickly as expected — and that can leave you wondering if there’s cause for concern. If your little one isn’t walking yet, or if walking feels unsteady, […]
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Rainy Day Kids’ Activities: Simple PT Exercises for Home Play
When the weather keeps kids indoors, it’s the perfect time to boost gross motor skills with fun, easy activities you can do right in your living room! These PT-approved favorites help build strength, coordination, and body awareness—while keeping the giggles going. Animal Walks – Crawl like a bear, scoot like a crab, or hop like […]
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Is Your Baby Skipping Crawling? Here’s What Parents Should Know
Crawling on hands and knees is a vital milestone that supports coordination, strength, and sensory integration. When crawling is skipped or looks uneven, it may signal underlying strength, mobility, or motor planning concerns. Early referral to PT helps address these issues before they affect higher-level skills like walking, balance, and posture. Key Benefits of Hands-and-Knees […]
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Flat Head in Babies: 5 Expert-Recommended Tips to Support Healthy Head Shape
Becoming a new parent comes with a lot of surprises; some sweet, some confusing, and some you never saw coming… like noticing a flat spot on your baby’s head. If that’s you, take a breath, you’re not alone. Plagiocephaly, often called flat head syndrome, is very common in infants. The even better news? With early […]
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