Our Services
Physical Therapy
One-on-one & At Your Home
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Early Intervention
NICU Graduates
Developmental Delay
4 months- not enjoying tummy time
6 months-not rolling
8 months-not sitting
11 months-not crawling
16 months-not walking
Abnormal Movement Patterns
W-sitting
Janky Crawling
Booty Scotting
Toe walking
Pigeon Toe Walking (in-toeing)
Bow Legged Walking (genu varum)
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Torticollis/Head Flattening
Neck tightness (baby’s head is tilted or turned to the side)
Re-positioning programs to help babies with head flattening
Screening for tongue ties (high correlation with neck tightness)
Screening for lactation difficulties and need for feeding therapy
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Physical Therapy Intensives
For babies with suspected Neurologic or Genetic diagnosis (ex. Cerebral Palsy, Hydrocephalus, Down’s Syndrome, ect)
2 consecutive weeks (5 days/week) of 1 hour PT services
<3 years of age
May be receiving weekly PT services at a different facility
Meet a 1-2 specific goal for your little one quickly
Transition into sitting
Pull up to standing at the couch
Stand independently
Take 5 steps on their own
**For physician referrals:
send fax to (254) 730-7269**
Baby Play Classes
Promote Development & Prevent Delay
“Look forward to meeting you this week!”
-Bailey, OT and Morgan, PT
Group classes are led by certified Occupational and Physical Therapists. Our six-week curriculum takes a holistic approach to development, covering everything from breastfeeding to your baby’s first steps. We’ve got you covered! Each week, you will receive personalized activities tailored to your baby’s milestones. Join Tummy Timers and Little Movers for professional infant support and to connect with fellow parents!
Promote Development. Prevent Delays.
On-Demand Newborn Course
Preparing for Baby
A Guide to Navigating Physical Development through the Fourth Trimester.
An on-demand course, designed to take before baby comes so you will have the tools ahead of time to promote development and prevent delays! Too many of us parents worry if our little one is developing well. As you make the transition into parenthood, I want you to feel confident knowing what to expect with development, when to seek out professional help, and when to just let it go!