Center for Pediatric Therapy

Supporting children where they live, learn, and play.

For children, occupations include participating in self-care tasks, tolerating the fabric of clothing, sitting up in order to play....

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Occupational Therapy

Some areas a speech language pathologist treats include articulation disorders, fluency disorders (such as stuttering), voice disorders...

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Speech Language Therapy

Pediatric feeding therapy is a special type of help for children who have trouble eating, drinking, or swallowing...

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Feeding Therapy

Torticollis is a condition where a baby may favor looking towards one side, have difficulty turning their head, or maintain a tilted head position...

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Torticollis Therapy

Physical therapists utilize their specific knowledge base to observe and assess how a child moves from one position to another...

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Physical Therapy

Worried about your child's growth? Use our developmental checklist to determine what type of therapy your child needs..

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Developmental Checklist