Pediatric Physical Therapy

Helping Kids Move, Grow, and Thrive

Specialized physical therapy designed to enhance mobility, strength, and independence in children of all ages.

What is Pediatric Physical Therapy?

Pediatric physical therapy focuses on improving motor skills, balance, coordination, and strength in children with developmental delays, injuries, or medical conditions. Whether your child is recovering from an injury, has difficulty walking, or needs support for a neurological disorder, our therapy sessions are designed to meet their unique needs.

How We Help:

  • Early Intervention & Developmental Therapy – Supporting infants and toddlers in reaching developmental milestones.
  • Gait Training & Mobility Support – Helping children with movement challenges improve their walking and coordination.
  • Post-Surgical Rehabilitation – Assisting in recovery after orthopedic surgeries.
  • Neuromuscular Therapy – Treating conditions such as cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, and developmental coordination disorder.

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Benefits

Key Benefits of Pediatric Physical Therapy

Enhances Motor Skills

Develops better balance, coordination, and movement patterns to support daily activities.

Supports Independence

Improves functional mobility, allowing children to participate in school, play, and social activities.

Aids in Injury Recovery

Helps children regain strength and mobility after injuries or surgeries.

Reduces Pain and Discomfort

Provides relief from musculoskeletal pain caused by conditions like scoliosis or joint hypermobility.

Testimonials

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"Dr. Jackie has been great to work with over the last few months. She’s fixed my running form. Taught me the proper way to lift and that stretching doesn’t have to be painful. The space is ever changing for the better and turning into a cool little community. I know if I pick up another running injury that I’m going right back."

Pat Rosin.
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"I’m in my 50’s and have been trying to regain my strength after injury and surgery for breast cancer. I had been struggling for years with back pain and shoulder pain every time I tried to start working out again. Erica quickly identified the sources of my pain, taught me proper posture and stretches for working out, and got me back to a place where I can work out on my own again. I highly recommend them"

Christina Ghio
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"Fusion is top notch! Erica is absolutely amazing and has done wonders with our daughter! Erica sees each person as an individual with specific needs and she plans accordingly. She pays excellent attention to my daughter during the entirety of each exercise. She modifies and educates as needed."

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FAQs

FAQs About Pediatric Physical Therapy:

At what age can a child start physical therapy?

Children of all ages, from infants to teenagers, can benefit from pediatric physical therapy. Early intervention can lead to better long-term outcomes.

How often should my child attend therapy sessions?

The frequency depends on your child's condition and therapy goals. Most children start with weekly or biweekly sessions, with adjustments as progress is made.

Does pediatric physical therapy involve exercises?

Yes! Therapy includes fun, engaging exercises tailored to your child’s needs to improve strength, flexibility, and coordination.

How do I know if my child needs physical therapy?

If your child has trouble walking, delayed motor development, frequent falls, or chronic pain, an assessment by a physical therapist can help determine if therapy is needed.

Will my child’s therapy sessions be one-on-one?

Yes, all therapy sessions are personalized and one-on-one, ensuring your child gets focused attention tailored to their specific needs.

How long does it take to see progress in pediatric physical therapy?

Every child is different, but many parents notice improvements within a few weeks to a few months of consistent therapy.

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