When To Seek Therapy For Your Child

No two children’s developmental paths are identical. Some children are simply late bloomers, while others may require more in-depth assistance. We identify signs of a developmental delay and can evaluate if your child would benefit from physical, speech, occupational, or behavioral therapy.

Physical Therapy
Physical therapy is often recommended after a child has been injured or is experiencing difficulty moving related to an illness, disease, or disability. When a problem with movement affects a child’s daily activities, treatment from a physical therapist can help. We’ll refer you to the right specialist.

Speech Therapy
Knowing whether your child is meeting age-appropriate communication milestones can be difficult. While the stages of speech development are universal, the exact age at which children begin to speak can vary. Stay up-to-date with routine checkups and ensure delays are detected early.

Occupational Therapy 
Occupational therapy helps children master age-appropriate activities at home, school, and in the community. The targets that an occupational therapist can help with are many: fine motor skills, visual processing, oral articulation, sensory processing, social interaction, learning ability, play, strength, self-care, sleeping, attention, body awareness, and self-regulation. Talk to us if you have any concerns, and we’ll help determine what’s right for your child.

Behavioral Therapy
All children feel sad, angry, or frustrated from time to time. If your children don’t seem to act their age, are violent, or are destructive for more than six months, it may be time to get help. Our care team will work closely with your child and you to navigate through challenges from tough behavior and ADHD to anxiety and depression.

Your health and safety are our highest priorities. We are ready to care for you and your family at our clinics or via online video visits.