Physical therapy is a rehabilitative service that focuses on gross motor skills including balance and stability, gross motor coordination, muscular strength and endurance, mobility, and flexibility across the lifespan through various evidence-based practices.

To learn more, please visit the American Physical Therapy Association website.

Occupational therapy is a rehabilitative service that focuses on promoting functional skills (e.g., self care, reflex integration, fine motor skills, motor planning and coordination, etc.) and independence in activities of daily living (ADLs) and other meaningful activities (occupations) across the lifespan through various evidence-based practices.

For more information, please website the American Occupational Therapy Association website.

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Speech therapy is a rehabilitative service that focuses on language and communication skills including oral motor abilities (e.g., speaking, feeding), facial expressions, receptive and expressive language, and adaptive ways to effectively communicate across the lifespan through various evidence-based practices.

To learn more, please visit the American Speech-Language Hearing Association website.