Services
We provide Physical and Speech Therapy services for children with a variety of developmental, neurological, and genetic diagnoses. We offer weekly, biweekly sessions and mini intensives with 2 sessions per day over 4-5 consecutive days.
Here are some examples of motor challenges that we address in our therapy sessions:
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neuro-motor deficits of known and unknown source
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early intervention (0-3 special discount for sessions at this age group)
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for children at risk of developmental delays (e.g. premature or traumatic birth)
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cerebral palsy
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hypotonia and hypertonia
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autism spectrum disorder
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ADD/ADHD
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sensory processing disorders
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stroke/traumatic brain injury
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brachial plexus injury
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torticollis and scoliosis
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motor-coordination issue
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rare genetic diagnosis
Intensive Program
To optimize the amount of change and progress that the child can make it is most beneficial to start with intensive program of movement therapy. Doing about 2 hourse of therapy each day for a period of 1-3 weeks time allows us to “awaken” the brain's capacity to learn, change, and create new motor and sensory pathways. The intensive program is like a “jump start” for positive change. You can also think of it as a preparation for muscular, skeletal and nervous system to go to the next level of independence.
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Because each child is different, and each family it unique we will work with parents and caregivers to set the optimum schedule.​
Follow up is usually 1-2 sessions per week along with an individualized home program. Depending on the child's needs we often repeat the intensive program after minimum of 6-8 weeks as needed.
Early Intervention 0-3 years
At Movement Horizons we are passionate about our early intervention program and committed to supporting young children with disabilities.
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Early intervention therapy is vital to unlocking a child's full life potential and maximizing the results of therapy. It involves working alongside children and their families during the child’s vital developmental years (0-3 years of age). Research shows that intense therapy and support during these important years can make a very positive difference in the lives of children with disabilities because the rate of development and brain plasticity is most rapid in their early years.
Training for Parents & Caregivers
We offer support and education services that can have a very positive impact on the families and caregivers of children with disabilities. These services provide parents and caregivers with more knowledge and skills for caring and teaching their child. We help to increase parents' confidence in the way they interact and play with their child. We educate them about how to positively support their child's development.
Equipment Consultation
Our extensive experience in a school setting allows us to provide advice for the best equipment choices for your child; including wheelchairs and other adaptive seating systems. We are also well versed in consultation/collaboration with AAC specialists on positioning for accessing a communication device.