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Our Mission
To provide comprehensive services to foster development and education for individuals and families to maximize participation in daily life tasks that include community engagement. We are focused on providing excellent therapy services for those with developmental delays and challenges from birth through the continuum of life.
Our Vision
To create strong family units and an all-inclusive community.
Our Primary Goal:
To provide comprehensive services for the families of our region.
Our rehabilitation team has a combined total of over 35 yeas of experience providing therapy services in our Southwest Virginia and surrounding communities.
Our Services
Our Therapists
Our highly skilled and trained team of therapist are committed to empowering children to reach their full potential. We work to identify each individuals needs to create a detailed treatment plan for each child.
Our therapist have extensive training and/or certification in the following:
- Developmental Delays
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Sequential Oral Sensory Feeding
- Language Delays and Stuttering
- Picture Exchange Communication System
- Beckman Oral Motor Protocol
- Wilbarger Brushing Protocol
Occupational Therapy can help children with various needs to improve their cognitive, physical, sensory, and motor skills to enhance their self-esteem and sense of accomplishment. Our therapists will work to strengthen fine motor skills, balance, coordination, and sensory processing skills based on each individual’s needs. We can also address issues pertaining to under and over reactive touch, taste, sound, lights, or other stimuli; poor concentration; attention to tasks; awkwardness with motor movement; poor handwriting; difficulty school performance; difficulty with transitions; or difficulty with self-help skills (feeding, toileting, dressing, etc.).
Deficits and impairments can be present at birth or can be a result of injury or incident during any span of
a child’s development. Our services often include transition-based services that help with the process into adulthood with a goal of maximizing safety and independence for accessing the community, work, or volunteer opportunities. We heavily address functional and daily living skills. We also strive to correlate services with counselors and other providers that are serving individuals who are impacted by trauma.
Our OT staff currently serve in the following settings: outpatient clinic, school system, early intervention, and the local/surrounding communities. We are committed to helping individuals successfully complete functional tasks throughput the lifespan. We continue our training to help better meet the needs of our clients.
Our wonderful OT staff have the following certification/training:
We have a wonderful group of Speech Therapists that have a variety of training and interests. Our speech therapists serve in a variety of settings including; Early Intervention, the local community, and our outpatient clinic.
Our Speech Therapy team serves by providing comprehensive language assessments for all ages (with an emphasis on birth-transition into early adulthood); oral motor function, motor-based speech delays, comprehensive feeding assessments, autism, fluency, articulation, dyslexia, oropharyngeal dysphagia, Neo-natal Abstinence Syndrome, alternative-augmentative communication, Aural Rehab, infant feeding specialties, yoga-based trauma intervention, and voice disorders. We are happy to work with local providers by completing on-site consultations and assessments for feeding concerns.
Our therapists have obtained the following specialized training/certifications:
Our Physical Therapy team is blessed with experienced team members that have been providing services to individuals of all ages in our region. Our PT staff are EI certified and have years of experience within the following settings: outpatient clinic, early intervention, school system, as well as the local community. Our PT staff includes backgrounds in psychology, neurology, exercise sport, and health education.
PT works with all ages and diagnoses with the goal of maximizing the quality, safety, and independence for individuals to complete daily tasks. Our PT team has the following special certifications/training:
We are excited to have an Integrative Registered Dietitian Nutritionist on our team. She has worked in clinical, community/population health, and private practice settings. She has experience with various chronic diseases and ailments. She also has nutrition counseling experience with all age groups. She uses a whole-body, personalized approach to health and healing. She firmly believes that having a healthy relationship with food is the foundation for a more fulfilling and nourishing life.
How can the Dietitian Nutritionist help your child/family?
Recreational Therapy (RT), also known as theraputic recreation, is a systemic process that utilizes recreation and other activity-based interventions to address the assessed needs of individuals with illnesses and/or disabling conditions, as a means to psychological and physical health, recovery, and well-being. The purpose is to improve or maintain physical, cognitive, social, emotional, and spiritual functioning in order for the patient to participate and maintain optimal levels of independence, productivity, well-being, and quality of life. Recreational Therapy can help to reduce depression, stress, anxiety in clients while helping them build confidence and appropriately socialize in their community.
How is Recreational Therapy different from other therapies?
We are excited to have added an RT to our Kidz at Play Therapy team. She has previous experience working with adolecents with psychiatric disorders, autism, and mental health disorders.
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