Step 1
Pain
Find out what’s going on.
A cause-first evaluation of how your child moves, plays and gets around, plus what you’re noticing at home. If there’s an injury or pain, we settle that first.
What We Treat
The question parents ask most is “Is this normal?” Falling more than other kids, moving a little differently, or not quite keeping up on the playground. We can help you find out, starting with a cause-first evaluation and sessions built around your child.
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Any of these? It’s worth a conversation.
What We Work On
Kids build movement skills one on top of another: sitting, crawling, walking, then running, jumping, climbing and keeping up with friends. When one piece is harder than it should be, the skills that depend on it can get harder too. Pediatric physical therapy looks at the pieces underneath, including developmental milestones and gross motor skills, balance and coordination, strength and functional mobility for daily life, play and sport, orthopedic needs and injuries, and movement challenges that come with neuromuscular conditions.
It starts with a cause-first evaluation. We watch how your child moves, plays and gets around, look at strength, balance and coordination, and listen to what you’re seeing at home. You know your child best, so you’re part of the process from the first visit.
On our team, Amber Maxwell, PTA has a special passion for pediatrics. Her pediatric experience has included developmental milestones, functional mobility, neuromuscular conditions, orthopedic needs, sensory considerations, and children who benefit from individualized approaches to communication and participation.
The Honest Truth
You know your child better than anyone. If something about the way they move has you wondering, asking is the easiest first step. Call us at (972) 526-5693 or request an appointment above.
How Treatment Works
Every plan has an endpoint. Here’s what Pain, Prime, Perform and Prevent can look like for kids, with sessions shaped around your child and your family.
Step 1
Pain
A cause-first evaluation of how your child moves, plays and gets around, plus what you’re noticing at home. If there’s an injury or pain, we settle that first.
Step 2
Prime
Strength, balance, coordination and mobility, worked on through play and activities your child actually wants to do, so it feels less like exercise.
Step 3
Perform
Practice the skills that matter for your child: getting around at home and school, keeping up on the playground, or getting back to their sport.
Step 4
Prevent
You learn what to practice between visits and how to keep building on it, so progress carries into everyday life. That’s the endpoint.
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Questions, Answered
If you find yourself asking “Is this normal?”, that alone is a good reason to talk to us. Parents often notice that their child falls more often, moves differently from other kids, struggles with certain physical skills, or doesn’t seem to be keeping up with their peers. A cause-first evaluation gives you a clearer picture of how your child moves, and we’ll talk through what we find and what the next steps could be.
Sessions are individualized and built around play, so your child is moving, climbing, balancing and having fun while working on strength, coordination and mobility. Parents are involved along the way, and you’ll get simple things to practice at home between visits so progress carries into everyday life.
Sports performance is at the heart of what we do at On Point. For young athletes dealing with a sports or play injury, we look at what caused it, rebuild strength, mobility and control, and work toward a safe return to the activities they love. Our page on sports injury treatment covers how we approach return to play.
Call us at (972) 526-5693 or request an appointment with the form on this page. Tell us a little about your child and what you’ve noticed, and our team will talk through whether physical therapy is a good fit and what to expect at the first visit.
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