Our Services
Physical therapy
Pediatric Physical Therapy assists children in achieving maximal independence so that they can be active participants at home, school, and in the community. With or without the use of braces or a wheelchair, treatment plans are designed to improve motor skills, balance, coordination, strength, and mobility.
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Occupational Therapy
Pediatric Occupational Therapy helps children be children. Therapists provide guidance and activities so they can better take care of their own basic needs as well as play and interact with others. Treatment includes exercises to improve hand-eye coordination, focus, attention and self-care.
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Speech Therapy
Pediatric Speech Therapy services address the needs of children who have difficulty communicating. Activities focus on verbal as well as non-verbal communication. Understanding language and social skills are important. .
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Feeding Therapy
A Feeding therapist is typically either an occupational therapist or speech and language pathologist who helps children eat in a safe, age-appropriate manner while building healthy long term eating habits.
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Physical therapy
Pediatric Physical Therapy assists children in achieving maximal independence so that they can be active participants at home, school, and in the community. With or without the use of braces or a wheelchair, treatment plans are designed to improve motor skills, balance, coordination, strength, and mobility.
Read More
Occupational Therapy
Pediatric Occupational Therapy helps children be children. Therapists provide guidance and activities so they can better take care of their own basic needs as well as play and interact with others. Treatment includes exercises to improve hand-eye coordination, focus, attention and self-care.
Read More
Speech Therapy
Pediatric Speech Therapy services address the needs of children who have difficulty communicating. Activities focus on verbal as well as non-verbal communication. Understanding language and social skills are important. .
Read More
Feeding Therapy
A Feeding therapist is typically either an occupational therapist or speech and language pathologist who helps children eat in a safe, age-appropriate manner while building healthy long term eating habits.
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Why Choose Us?
Experienced therapists
Our therapists are knowledgeable, and they also have a deep desire to assist your child in realizing their full potential. considered while creating a personalized treatment plan.
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Consistency
We're all in this together at Child Care Therapy. As we adhere to the same guiding principles and methods, your child will receive the same high level of care and attention no matter who they work with.
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Quality
We think that long-term success can only be achieved through empowering and educating caregivers.