Gross Motor Development
Gross motor skills include movements such as rolling, crawling, sitting, standing, walking, running, jumping, and climbing. Physical therapy helps children build strength, coordination, and confidence as they work toward age-appropriate motor milestones.
Balance & Coordination
Balance and coordination help children move safely and successfully during play, school activities, and daily routines. Therapy may support body awareness, motor planning, stability, and coordinated movement.
Core Strength & Posture
Core strength supports posture, balance, endurance, and overall movement. Physical therapists help children improve stability and body control so they can participate more comfortably in play, learning, and everyday activities.
Walking, Running & Jumping
Physical therapy can help children who are delayed in walking, running, jumping, climbing stairs, or keeping up with peers. Therapy focuses on building strength, coordination, and confidence with functional movement.
Toe Walking & Leg Positioning
Our therapists support children with toe walking, in-toeing, out-toeing, tightness, weakness, or movement patterns that affect walking and play. Treatment may include stretching, strengthening, gait training, and caregiver education.
Torticollis
Torticollis can affect head position, neck movement, and early motor development. Physical therapy helps improve range of motion, strength, positioning, and symmetrical movement through gentle, developmentally appropriate strategies.
Adaptive Equipment & Orthotic Support
Physical therapists may help children and families with adaptive equipment, positioning, mobility supports, gait analysis, and orthotic recommendations to improve safety, function, and independence.
Neuromotor & Developmental Support
Children with genetic conditions, muscle tone differences, neurodevelopmental needs, or motor delays may benefit from physical therapy focused on strength, mobility, positioning, and participation in meaningful activities.