Category: Pediatric

Pediatric ·

Torticollis – What is it and what do we do about it?

Torticollis is really just a fancy word for tightness in the neck that causes babies to tilt and turn their head a certain way. Babies…

News and Events ·

Pediatric Therapy Summer Bridge Program

If your child receives Physical, Occupational or Speech Therapy services during the school year, continue their progress this summer at The Center! View flyer here!…

Pediatric ·

Team Patrick!

Pediatric patient Patrick first came to The Center due to signs of torticollis at three months old. He had a skull fracture at delivery that…

Pediatric ·

Schroth Method for Scoliosis

As part of The Center’s Pediatric Therapy offerings, we have two physical therapists who are certified in the Schroth Method for treating adolescent scoliosis. Pediatric…

Health ·

PUSH! You Mean, Relax?

Movement is a huge part of my life. My career is in the field of exercise and wellness. It is also one of my main…

Health ·

Celebrating Our Occupational Therapists

The Center would like to recognize that April is National Occupational Therapy Month! The Center has two occupational therapists (OTs) on our team, with one…

Pediatric ·

DCD – What to do if Your Child is “Clumsy”

The movement of the human body is incredible. After fourteen years of study and practice in physical therapy, I am still constantly amazed at how…

Pediatric ·

Appropriate Use of Baby Containers For Proper Development

Have you ever wondered if those expensive latest and greatest play toys are necessary to put on your baby registry? This blog can help you…

Pediatric ·

The Center’s Speech-Language Program

Our pediatric speech-language program at the Center for Physical Rehabilitation supports a wide variety of children who struggle with communication. Below describes a few of…

Pediatric ·

Scoliosis & the Schroth Method

First, let’s define what scoliosis is: scoliosis is a curvature of the spine usually 10 degrees or more diagnosed via x-ray. There are different types…

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