Physical Therapy

With physical therapy, kids improve strength, motor function, balance, and coordination. Majority of the work the physical therapy team does is based in play. Our team uses play to promote functional movement and improve outcomes in all settings. That’s why you’ll see swings, ball pits, climbing walls, and all kinds of toys in our clinics. They’re important for your child’s therapy and will also help us create the child-centered environments that help our clients thrive.

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We'll schedule an assessment date for your child with one of our clinicians. This assessment will serve as the basis for your child’s personalized treatment plan. After, we'll meet to discuss recommendations and your child’s treatment plan and start date.
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We will greet and welcome your child to our warm and supportive environment where our staff will provide 1-on-1 care to meet our treatment goals.

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Our commitment to you and your child:

‍For our clients, treatment hours are determined on an individualized basis, without predefined blocks.
Our BCBAs weigh the priorities of the family, the availability of the child given other therapeutic services they may be receiving, and the level of support needed to facilitate the best outcomes.
All of our treatment plans have terminal goals that are reported every 6 months and discussed every 3 months directly with the family, to ensure we are always moving towards fading the level of support needed and increasing daily independence.

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Contact us to get started

Submit an inquiry form

We'll reach out to you!

Paperwork & insurance

Treatment personalization

Start making progress!

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