Pediatrics
At Peak Physical Therapy and Sports Performance in Quincy, Scituate, Norwell, Cohasset and Braintree (pediatric), we are committed to treating children as they grow from newborns to young adults. Our highly trained clinical team provides advanced rehabilitation services to help with everything from developmental diseases, congenital conditions, gait and mobility limitations, and more.
Our specialists will complete a comprehensive evaluation and together you and your child, create an individualized treatment plan. Your therapist will then work on a one-to-one basis with your family to establish goals for treatment, provide follow up, and recommendations for prognosis. Using evidence-based practices, we ensure that your child will receive the most up to date and effective rehabilitation services in pediatric physical therapy.
Our goal is to maximize your child’s potential, confidence, and independence in their everyday activities. No one knows your child better than you and our skilled specialists are here to listen and support you through every step of your child’s physical therapy care plan.
Pediatric Conditions We Treat in Infants and Children
- Delayed Gross Motor Development
- Newborn and Infant Torticollis/Plagiocephaly and developmental Hip Dysplasia.
- Musculoskeletal and Orthopedic Conditions in children and infants of all ages.
- Balance and Coordination Problems
- Movement Abnormalities and Postural Impairments
Real Stories Of Recovery
we know it works
Our patients’ success stories speak volumes about the quality of care we provide. From overcoming chronic pain to returning to daily activities, discover how Peak Physical Therapy has made a difference in their lives.
How Can Physical Therapy Help
If your child is experiencing developmental delays in motor skills and milestones, pediatric physical therapy can provide valuable support and intervention. Physical therapy can address concerns such as:
Lack of head control at 3 months:
A physical therapist can assess your child’s head control and provide exercises and techniques to promote strengthening of neck muscles and improve head control.
Head tilting and flat head at 3 months:
Physical therapy can help address asymmetrical head positions, provide guidance on repositioning techniques, and recommend exercises to encourage balanced head movements.
Delayed rolling over at 6 months:
A physical therapist can work with your child to develop the necessary core strength, balance, and coordination for rolling over and progressing to other motor milestones.
Delayed sitting and crawling at 9 months:
Physical therapy can target specific muscle groups and provide activities to promote sitting and crawling, fostering the development of mobility and independence.
Delayed standing at 1 year:
A physical therapist can guide your child through exercises and activities that target strength, balance, and coordination to facilitate standing and weight-bearing.
Delayed walking at 18 months:
Physical therapy can assist in addressing any underlying factors contributing to the delay in walking, providing exercises and techniques to promote balance, coordination, and confidence in independent walking.
Clumsiness and frequent falls:
A physical therapist can evaluate your child’s balance, coordination, and motor skills, implementing interventions to improve stability, body awareness, and overall coordination.
Difficulty keeping up with peers at the playground:
Physical therapy can focus on enhancing strength, endurance, and motor skills to help your child participate in play activities and keep pace with their peers.
Through personalized assessments, therapeutic exercises, play-based activities, and parental education, pediatric physical therapy can support your child’s development, improve motor skills, and enhance overall functional abilities. Early intervention is crucial for addressing developmental delays, so consider consulting with a pediatric physical therapist to give your child the best opportunity for success and optimal growth.
Invest in Your Child’s Future with Pediatric Physical Therapy – Request an Appointment Today
At Peak Physical Therapy and Sports Performance, our dedicated team is committed to helping your child unlock their full potential through specialized pediatric physical therapy. From addressing developmental delays and milestone challenges to rehabilitating injuries and promoting injury prevention, we create a fun and engaging environment where your child can grow, learn, and thrive. Our personalized assessments, therapeutic exercises, and play-based activities are designed to enhance their motor skills, boost confidence, and support their overall development. Give your child the best opportunity for success and optimal growth by requesting an appointment at Peak Physical Therapy and Sports Performance
Pediatric Physical Therapy services are available at our Quincy, Scituate, Norwell, Cohasset and Braintree (pediatric) clinics.