Programs &
Specialty Services

DMI is an intensive, evidence-based therapy approach that helps children with motor delays and neurological challenges achieve new skills through purposeful movement. Using hands-on techniques and structured exercises, our therapists guide children through positions and transitions that activate the nervous system, challenge balance, and build strength.

Help your child improve posture, reduce curve progression, and gain confidence with Rigo Concept scoliosis therapy at Kids In Motion.

The LIPS Program is a structured, multisensory approach to speech and reading therapy. It focuses on helping children (and adults) become aware of the individual sounds (phonemes) in words by using oral-motor movements (what the lips, tongue, and jaw are doing) as cues. It’s often used for kids who struggle with phonemic awareness, articulation, or reading difficulties like dyslexia.

Boost strength, coordination, and confidence through fun, effective aquatic therapy at Kids In Motion. Safe, skilled care in a warm-water environment for kids of all abilities.

We use Mary Massery’s evidence-based programming to address the vital link between breathing, posture, and movement. This approach looks at how a child’s respiratory system impacts strength, balance, speech, and overall function. By teaching kids how to coordinate breathing with core control, we can improve endurance, reduce fatigue, support clearer speech, and help with everything from daily activities to participation in play and school. Our therapists use hands-on techniques, fun movement ac

The Universal Exercise Unit, sometimes called the “Spider Cage,” is specialized equipment designed to help children build strength, balance, and independence in movement. Using a system of pulleys, bungees, and supports, therapists can safely challenge a child’s muscles while giving just the right amount of assistance. This allows kids to practice standing, stepping, and other functional movements—even if they haven’t been able to do them on their own yet. At Kids In Motion, we use the UEU to m

Reflex integration focuses on helping children move beyond retained primitive reflexes that may be interfering with development. Primitive reflexes are the automatic movements babies are born with — like the startle reflex or grasp reflex — that should fade as the nervous system matures. When these reflexes remain active longer than expected, they can affect a child’s coordination, attention, emotional regulation, and ability to learn new motor and academic skills. Through guided, purposeful mo