From toddlers in the North End to student athletes at Borah High, we help Boise's children move with confidence. Our pediatric specialists address developmental delays, sports injuries, and neurological conditions in child-friendly treatment spaces designed to feel welcoming rather than clinical.
We understand the importance of play in therapy and incorporate local favorites like Simplot Sports Complex or Julia Davis Park into our goal-setting. For school-aged children, we coordinate with Boise School District IEP teams when needed. Our therapists also provide home programs adaptable to various living situations across the Treasure Valley, from downtown condos to rural acreages.
We understand the importance of play in therapy and incorporate local favorites like Simplot Sports Complex or Julia Davis Park into our goal-setting. For school-aged children, we coordinate with Boise School District IEP teams when needed. Our therapists also provide home programs adaptable to various living situations across the Treasure Valley, from downtown condos to rural acreages.
Our Process
- 01 Step 1: Comprehensive developmental or injury assessment
- 02 Step 2: Family-centered goal setting
- 03 Step 3: Play-based therapeutic interventions
- 04 Step 4: Transition planning for school/community participation
Benefits
- Improved motor skills and coordination
- Enhanced participation in school/social activities
- Reduced pain or discomfort with movement
- Family education and support
Frequently Asked Questions
At what age should I be concerned about my child's walking pattern?
Most children develop a mature gait by age 3. If your toddler still toe-walks or falls frequently beyond this age, an evaluation may be beneficial.
Do you work with children who have autism spectrum disorder?
Yes, our therapists have experience helping children with ASD improve motor planning, coordination, and sensory integration for daily activities.