Pediatric Physical Therapy

Our licensed pediatric physical therapists (PTs) focuse on helping children develop, improve, or restore movement and motor function to support their growth, independence, and participation in daily activities. We address a wide range of physical challenges, including delays in gross motor development, balance and coordination difficulties, muscle weakness, torticollis, and recovery from injury or surgery. Using play-based and age-appropriate activities, our team of physical therapists work with children to build strength, flexibility, endurance, and functional movement skills. The goal is to help each child move confidently and safely in their home, school, and community environments.

Pediatric physical therapy

Who could benefit from physical therapy?

* Torticollis

* Gross motor delay - sitting, crawling, walking, jumping

* Genetic differences

* Cerebral Palsy

* Down syndrome

* Autism

* Hemiparesis

* Muscular Dystrophy

* Spina Bifida

* Scoliosis

* Toe walking

* Gait impairments

* Prematurity

* Sports injuries

* Juvenile arthritis

* Orthopedic injuries

Early Intervention

Who could benefit from physical therapy?

All of our physical therapists are credentialed by the State of Illinois Early Intervention (EI) Program and specialize in coaching and collaborating with parents and caregivers of children from birth to three years old. To maintain this credential, our therapists complete a minimum of 30 hours of continuing education (CEUs) focused specifically on Early Intervention.

Our Specialty Areas of Physical Therapy

Who could benefit from physical therapy?

Our Specialty Areas of Physical Therapy

* Infant massage

* Strength & endurance

* Balance training

* Coordination skills

* Flexibility and range of motion

* Motor planning and execution

* Postural control

* Kinesiotaping

* Orthotic assessment

Pediatric Physical Therapy

Our Physical Therapists