After surgery or injury, PT helps your child rebuild strength and return safely to the activities they love.

Therapy doesn’t have to be solo — our peer groups help kids grow their skills through guided play and social learning.

Brushing teeth. Zipping coats. Tying shoes. These daily tasks don’t come naturally to every child — but they can be learned.

Does your child struggle with focus, organization, or completing tasks? These skills live under the umbrella of executive functioning.

Big feelings and meltdowns aren’t always behavioral — they can be a sign your child needs help regulating their sensory system.

If your child struggles with puzzles, catching a ball, or copying shapes, it may be a visual-motor challenge — not a vision problem.

Fine motor skills are the foundation for writing, self-care, and independence — and we build them through purposeful play.

If your child struggles to hold a pencil, form letters, or write legibly, OT can build the skills behind handwriting.

If meals feel like a battle, and your child sticks to just a few foods, sensory feeding therapy could help.

Does your child overreact to sound, touch, or movement — or seek it constantly? Sensory integration may be key.

This advanced therapy helps kids process movement, balance, and vision together — ideal for those with big sensory needs.