Welcome to Empire Therapy - PEDIATRIC THERAPY SERVICES

Pediatric Occupational Therapy helps children with tasks like getting dressed, schoolwork, and play. Therapists work on improving skills like fine motor skills, coordination, and focusing.

Incorporating Bodywork for Healing:

• Primitive Reflex Integration: Retained primitive reflexes make it hard for children to focus or do things like eat or play. Specialized therapeutic techniques can integrate these reflexes, increasing children’s focus, concentration, behavior management, and feeding, in addition to helping children and their parents enjoy every day,
• Fascia Work: Fascia is a special tissue in your body that looks like a web or stretchy sheet. It helps your muscles, organs, and bones stay in place and work together correctly. Tight fascia in the hands, neck, or wrists can make it hard for children to move well. Special techniques can help make movement smoother and improve motor skills.

Common Diagnoses Treated:

• Emotional regulation
• Delayed milestones (rolling, sitting, crawling, walking)
• Concussion/Brain injury
• Torticollis (neck imbalance)
• Sensory Processing Disorder
• Coordination problems
• Dyslexia/Dyscalculia
• ADHD
• Incontinence
• Vision problems

Pediatric Physical Therapy helps children with physical challenges due to injury, disabilities, or other conditions. Therapists work with children to help them meet important milestones like walking, sitting, or crawling.

Incorporating Bodywork for Healing:

• Primitive Reflex Integration: Retained primitive reflexes make it harder for children to move well. Specialized therapeutic techniques can help integrate these reflexes and help children move better.
• Spinal Alignment and Neural Mobilization: If a child’s spine is not in the right place, it can slow down their development. Techniques to straighten the spine can help them move better.
• Fascia Work: Fascia is a special type of tissue in your body that looks like a web or stretchy sheet. It helps all of your muscles, organs, and bones stay in place and work together properly. If the fascia is tight around the muscles, it can make moving harder. Special techniques can loosen the fascia to improve movement and improve motor skills.

Common Diagnoses Treated:

• Delayed milestones (rolling, sitting, crawling, walking)
• Concussion/Brain injury
• Cerebral Palsy
• Coordination problems
• Torticollis (neck imbalance)
• Muscular Dystrophy
• Plagiocephaly (flat head)

Pediatric Physical Therapy helps children with physical challenges due to injury, disabilities, or other conditions. Therapists work with children to help them meet important milestones like walking, sitting, or crawling.

Pediatric Speech Therapy helps children with problems speaking, understanding language, or eating and swallowing. Empire’s therapists are skilled at rehabilitation regarding speech problems, language delays, stuttering, social awareness, and feeding/swallowing difficulties.

Incorporating Bodywork for Healing:

• Primitive Reflex Integration: Retained primitive reflexes can make it hard for children to speak or eat properly. Specialized therapy techniques can help integrate these reflexes, improving coordination and improving speech and swallowing.

• Fascia Work: Fascia is a special type of tissue in your body that looks like a web or stretchy sheet. It helps all of your muscles, organs and bones stay in place and work together properly. If it gets tight, it can affect speech or swallowing. Techniques that relax the fascia can help improve movement and speech.
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Common Diagnoses Treated:

• Speech sound delays
• Concussion/Brain injury
• Language delays or developmental language disorder
• Stuttering
• Feeding
• Picky eating
• Swallowing problems
• Social awareness