When your child can benefit from multiple types of therapy, we collaborate on your child’s care to maximize outcomes. For example, a child with down syndrome may see our physical therapist for strength and coordination to develop gross motor skills, and may also see our occupational therapist to work on sitting, balance, and head control with the goals of improving visual motor and fine motor skills. We’ll be working together and comparing progress to ensure the best outcomes, every step of the way.
The ProActive Difference
ProActive’s pediatric therapy services are rooted in the integration of the nervous system to ensure the best possible developmental outcomes for infants and children of all abilities. We are passionate about, and devoted to, preventing developmental issues using a proactive (rather than reactive) model of care so that children do not have to struggle at home or school as they grow.
therapy services
Infant specialists who can validate your concerns
Set the foundation for optimal and symmetrical movement, head shape, equal head turning
Breastfeeding and bottle feeding experts (Certified Lactation Counselors)
Can start immediately after birth
Developmental milestones. Head shape. Torticollis (Head turn preference). Breastfeeding. Bottle feeding. Tummy time. Tongue ties. Movement skills. Comfort. Sleep. There are many areas in your baby’s life that we can help through purposeful play. Our infant experts are here to support you and your baby to have the best possible start in life. While all babies develop at their own pace, we ensure your questions are answered and you have a deep understanding of your baby’s development.
Infant Development & Feeding Support
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Holistic approach that integrates sensory system and developmental reflexes
Improve movement and coordinationdecrease pain from an injury
Improve posture and alignment
Increase stability and balance
Physical therapy (PT) helps infants and children become independent in their play and reach physical milestones such as rolling over, sitting, standing, walking, running, or reaching. It also helps children who have been injured or who have mobility problems from an illness, disease, or disability to improve movement, decrease pain, and return to daily activities.
Physical Therapy
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Breast/bottle feeding, transition to solid foods, digestive comfort
Emotional regulation and behavioral concerns
Motor coordination (fine motor, gross motor, eye/hand coordination)
Picky eating
Occupational therapy (OT) helps children optimize their functional independence with a variety of life skills (feeding, sleep, self -care), developmental milestones, and overall coordination. We support a child’s ability to regulate their emotions, behaviors, and overall transitional skills.
Occupational Therapy
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Augment and expand on current language skills
Improve comprehension and clarity of speech
Improve all areas of communication
Start as early as 12 months
A child’s early development and success at home, school, and in life depends on their ability to communicate. Speech therapy helps children communicate effectively by helping them improve their production and understanding of language. Speech therapy can also improve children’s speech sound production, stuttering, increase use of a speech generating device, and treat voice and oral motor disorders.
Speech Therapy
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you’ll see the same therapist from evaluation through the full course of therapy, meaning we truly get to know you.
When you choose ProActive Pediatric Therapy, you’re not just a number :
