Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy
Physical therapy is a collaborative process that empowers individuals to actively participate in their recovery and well-being. We work with individuals to establish realistic goals such as ease of ambulation or wheelchair propulsion, decreasing pain, improving balance to decrease the risk of falls, posture improvement and return to work, school or leisure activities that are important to the individual.
Adults With Developmental Disabilities
Physical therapy for adults with developmental disabilities aims to promote functional independence, enhance mobility, and address physical challenges that can impact daily life. Treatment and therapy is customized to the goals, abilities, and unique needs of each individual. This can include:
- Assessment and Individualized Goals
- Mobility and Gait Training
- Strength and Endurance Exercises
- Range of Motion and Flexibility
- Posture and Alignment
- Assistive Devices and Mobility Aids
- Functional Activities
- Balance and Fall Prevention
- Pain Management
- Hydrotherapy and Aquatic Therapy
- Community Integration
- Flexibility and Adaptability
- Family and Caregiver Education
- Collaboration with Other Professionals
Pediatric Physical Therapy
Physical therapy for children with developmental disabilities aims to promote physical development, enhance mobility, and address physical challenges that can impact daily life. The therapy process is child-centered, engaging, and designed to help children reach their maximum physical potential. This can include:
- Assessment and Individualized Goals
- Gross Motor Skill Development
- Mobility and Gait Training
- Strength and Endurance Exercises
- Range of Motion and Flexibility
- Balance and Coordination
- Play-Based Activities
- Assistive Devices and Adaptive Equipment
- Community Participation
- Flexibility and Adaptability
- Family Education and Home Programs
- School Integration
- Motor Planning and Motor Control
- Strength and Mobility for Play
- Collaboration with Other Professionals