Woven Care creates fun and supportive environments to address sensory, cognitive, perceptual and fine motor skills, including self-care and handwriting.
Other Services
Enabling expression through movement.
Physical Therapy (PT) helps infants, children and adolescents improve their overall function and gross motor skills. It also helps children and adolescents with orthopedic injuries reduce pain. The goals are individualized to meet each child’s unique needs and can encompass a variety of domains. We serve children who have difficulties with balance, coordination, strength, endurance, motor planning, and more!
Physical therapy uses activities and exercise to improve gross motor skills and large-scale movements of the arms, legs, and torso, to build strength, balance, coordination, functional mobility, and endurance. Physical therapy aims to help children build muscle control and strength so they can navigate their environment safely and play more easily with their peers. It also helps children and adolescents with orthopedic injuries reduce pain and return to preferred activities. Some common conditions we treat are: developmental delay, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, spina bifida, genetic diagnoses, neurological diagnoses, orthopedic injuries, pain, torticollis, Down Syndrome, and more!
What is the Goal of Physical Therapy?
The goals of physical therapy vary based on each child’s unique needs. Some goals and benefits of physical therapy can include:
- Improved gross motor skills (running, jumping, skipping, etc) which ultimately improves participation in community and with peers
- Improved functional mobility (standing, walking, sitting, etc)
- Assistance with assistive device and orthotic determination
- Reduced pain and return to preferred activities after an orthopedic injury
Who Delivers Physical Therapy?
Our highly trained team consisting of Physical Therapists with master’s or doctorate degrees and Physical Therapist Assistants (PTA) under the supervision of Physical Therapists.
