Children of all ages may benefit from pediatric physical therapy. Physical therapy helps infants reach age appropriate milestones like rolling, sitting, standing, or walking.

Physical therapy helps toddlers run, jump, climb stairs, and achieve other developmental milestone along the way!

Physical therapy is especially beneficial for children who have neurological, genetic, or orthopedic diagnoses that make gross motor skills harder for them.

Early intervention, through therapy services, can have a significant impact on a child's long-term physical abilities, independence, and quality of life. Therapy services also empower caregivers with strategies and tools to support their child's development at home.

Children of all ages may benefit from occupational therapy. Occupational therapy helps infants developing skills like reaching, grasping, rolling, sitting, and so much more.

Toddlers may benefit from occupational therapy to improve ability to respond to sensory input, follow routines, regulate emotions, and so much more.

Children who have difficulty with motor skills or regulation techniques due to orthopedic, neurological, or genetic diagnoses will especially benefit from occupational therapy.

It is never too early to start occupational therapy, earlier intervention with therapy services can mean shorter treatment duration over time.

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Schroth Therapy uses progressive scoliosis specific exercises to treat idiopathic adolescent scoliosis and kyphosis. Click here to learn more!