Physical Therapy focuses on preserving, developing, and/or restoring physical function in children.

Some areas physical therapy providers treat in children include:

• Range of motion

• Strength

• Muscle tone

• Balance

• Coordination

• Motor planning, and ambulatory skills

Occupational Therapy focuses on all activities of daily living, these can include dressing, feeding, playing, coloring, and more.

Areas that can be assessed and addressed include:

• Fine and visual motor skills

• Visual perceptual skills

• Self-help skills

• Bilateral coordination skills

• Sensory processing skills

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Speech and Language Therapy focuses on developing verbal and non-verbal communication, oral-motor, and feeding skills. 

Speech Language Therapy services can address:

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• Articulation

• Language

• Feeding

• Fluency

• Voice

• AAC

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