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Physical Health

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We offer a comprehensive range of physical health services designed to support individuals of all ages in achieving their fullest potential.

Our Occupational Therapy team helps those with physical, developmental, emotional, and social challenges learn functional skills for independent and fulfilling lives.

Our Speech Therapy team address communication and swallowing disorders, offering this through evaluation, treatment, and follow-up care.

Our Physical Therapy team focuses on improving motor skills, strength, and coordination through personalized treatment plans.
Our therapists coordinate care and work together on caring for many of our clients across each of these physical health specialities.
 

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Our Occupational Therapists Can Help With:

  • ​Play Skills

  • Improving Sensory Regulation

  • Gross Motor Skill Development

  • Fine Motor Skill Development

  • Meeting Developmental Milestones

  • Neuro-Motor Integration

  • Visual Motor and Processing Skills

  • Strength Improvement

  • Bilateral Coordination

  • Motor Planning

  • Grasp Improvement

  • Self-Care Skills

  • Handwriting

  • Academic Skills

Our Physical Therapists Can Help With:

  • Improving mobility

  • Decrease pain

  • Recovering from injury

  • Regaining movement

  • Recovering from surgery

  • Improving balance

  • Improving flexibility

  • Teaching crawling and walking progression

  • Genetic Disorders

  • Neuromuscular reeducation

  • Gross Motor Skills

  • Developmental Delays

  • Improving Strength and Range of Motion

  • Stretching, endurance and mobility

  • Balance and Coordination

  • Sports injuries

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Our Speech Therapists Can Help With:

  • ​VitalStim 

  • Pre and postoperative rehab of tethered oral tissues

  • Difficulty swallowing (Dysphagia)

  • Speech skills

  • Assistive technology- recommending and teaching the use of augmentative alternative communication (AAC) and speech generated devices or tools to aid communication

  • Early communication development

  • Caregiver coaching and education

  • Expressive language

  • Auditory comprehension and processing​

  • Phonological skills

  • Articulation skills

  • Childhood apraxia of speech

  • Fluency

  • Decreasing oral aversion with feeding

  • Social communication skills

Visit our Resources page to find help with knowing when your child may need Physical, Occupational, or Speech Therapies.

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