Physical Therapy
Bowel & Bladder
Kids In Motion has a comprehensive bowel and bladder program that includes biofeedback games to help children identify and use the muscles needed for toilet management. This program is non-invasive and parents are encouraged to participate throughout the duration of this training to help children get the most out of the program.
Post Injury
Therapists are trained to rehabilitate musculoskeletal injuries and post injury conditions using strengthening, mobility, and stabilities activities. Frequently seen injuries include brachial plexus injury, fractures, hand and wrist injuries from falls, knee pain during growing, foot pain, ACL tears, concussions.
Gross Motor Skills
These are the skills your child uses to get around their environment such as rolling, crawling, and walking. Gross motor skills also involves being able to coordinate movements and maintain our balance to participate in sitting activities, avoiding falls and being safe in our environment. Children need a strong foundation of balance, stability, and coordination to complete tasks like reaching, moving on uneven surfaces, throwing, and participating in things like playing games and playing at the playground.
Strengthening & Conditioning
These are the skills your child uses to get around their environment such as rolling, crawling, and walking. Gross motor skills also involves being able to coordinate movements and maintain our balance to participate in sitting activities, avoiding falls and being safe in our environment. Children need a strong foundation of balance, stability, and coordination to complete tasks like reaching, moving on uneven surfaces, throwing, and participating in things like playing games and playing at the playground.
Adaptive Equipment
Physical Therapists frequently use tools to assist patients with participating in activities important to their daily routine. These might include splinting, bracing, or use of technology to best serve our patients.