As a child develops, there are numerous developmental milestones you may notice (and snap a few videos of). As your child grows they will start to hold their heads up, roll, sit, crawl, stand, and walk. As these milestones progress, you may...
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Group therapy sessions for children related to occupational therapy and educational needs are designed to keep kids learning and growing. Many social, learning, and speech skills are linked closely together, and learning can be facilitated in a...
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Walking is first seen by age 12- 16 months, while concern usually follows after the 16-month range if your child is not yet walking. As physical therapists, we teach kiddos to walk on a daily basis. While therapists and parents get so excited to...
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Interview with Amber Tell us about yourself I have lived in AZ since finishing my Doctorate at Creighton Medical Center and I love it here! I have two amazing kids who I love spending time with. I enjoy hiking, kayaking and refinishing furniture...
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Why Does my Physical Therapist Want my Child to Stop Tip-Toeing? Toe walking is a walking pattern where the child will go up on their toes when walking. This is a common walking pattern that is evaluated and treated in physical therapy with kids...
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What is crossing midline? You may have heard your Occupational Therapist or Physical Therapist talk about the importance of “crossing midline”. Well, what exactly does that mean? Crossing the body’s midline is the ability to reach across...
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Interview with Steve Tell us about yourself I’m one of the older therapists here at a whopping 37 years old but I act like one of the kids most of the time. I have a wife and 2 awesome kids. I love motorcycles, cars, golfing and the...
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The “Iron Kids” App was developed by the American Academy of Pediatrics to assist kids in living a healthy and active lifestyle. This app only costs $3.99 and is so worth the few bucks! It is designed for kids ages 8 and older and...
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