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"Physical Therapists help children learn and improve their ability to move and function. Our Physical Therapists focus on important motor skills such as walking, balance, coordination, and strength."
PEDIATRIC THERAPY
Areas Addressed by Physical Therapists:
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Balance
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Strength
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Walking
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Changing Positions
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Coordination
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Gross Motor
Pediatric Therapy -
Pediatric physical therapy is recommended for movement disorders present at birth or developed early in life. Physical therapy provides benefits for many problems including:
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Difficulty with hand-eye coordination tasks such as throwing and catching balls
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Inability to jump, skip, hop or run with skill similar to peers
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Difficulty sitting and/or standing without support
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Use of only one side of the body
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Floppy or limp body posture
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Using only the arms to crawl
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Stiff/rigid arms and legs
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Frequent loss of balance
Why is it Recommended?
Adult Therapy -
Why is it Recommended?
Adult physical therapy is recommended following a serious injury or surgery.
Physical therapy provides benefits for many problems including:
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Treatment after surgery or illness to regain strength and endurance
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Demonstrate treatment techniques designed for individual needs
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Specialized treatments based on injury/illness/disability
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Proper body mechanics to avoid injury or re-injury
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Exercise to treat and strengthen after injury/illness
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Recommend equipment needed for safety and comfort
Physical Therapy
Treatments with Adults Include:
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Decreased function due to stroke, brain injury or disability
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Work-related injuries
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Loss of motion of strength
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Balance disorders
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Poor endurance
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Cardiac problems
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Muscle or skeletal pain
Physical Therapy uses interventions such as specific exercise and manual therapy to help bridge the gap between a patient’s current state of physical wellbeing and where they want to be.
Our Physical Therapists will design a specific treatment plan to reach your goals using one-on-one therapy sessions.
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