Speech Therapy: Speech Therapy is the treatment of language disorders and speech problems. Your child may have difficulty putting words together and producing sounds. A language or speech pathologist (speech therapist) is a valuable tool and is trained in the development of human communication. The speech therapist understands speech disorders and the proper techniques to give your child the power to communicate more effectively.
Signs Your Child may need Speech Therapy:
Difficulty speaking age appropriately
Unable to speak clearly
Unable to understand what is being said
Teacher or caregiver has voiced concerns about verbal skills
Frustration arises when trying to communicate
Difficulty swallowing
Difficulty holding head up
Drinking and chewing issues
Non-verbal
Deaf
Occupational Therapy: Occupational Therapy is a treatment that focuses on everyday life skills and helps your child live life to their fullest potential. Growing, learning, and playing is your child's occupation and occupational therapy can help them improve their day-to-day functioning. We focus on the treatment of your child's cognitive, sensory, and physical disabilities to encourage growth. Our highly educated and skilled Occupational Therapists will give your child the steps necessary to be more independent, while maximizing their life skills and enhancing their natural abilities.
Signs Your Child may need an Occupational Therapist:
Difficulty brushing teeth
Difficulty dressing self
Trouble writing
Unable to pay attention in class
Poor balance
Trouble with co-ordination
Difficulty with handwriting
Fine motor issues
Poor academic performance
Sensory Integration issues
Reacting poorly to loud noises, scratchy clothes, food textures.
No spatial awareness
Lacking in play skills and social interaction tools
Not reaching typical developmental milestones
Physical Therapy: Physical Therapy is the treatment of physical disabilities, injuries, or disorders. The physical therapist will use techniques in physical exercise, massage, heat applications and body movements. The Therapy Spot's physical therapists have a deep understanding of the issues associated with the body and movement. There are many forms of treatment available, so it is imperative that our highly trained therapists fully assess your child and determine the proper form of treatment for your child and their specific needs.
Signs Your Child may need Physical Therapy:
Delayed motor milestones
Poor Balance
Problems with walking, standing or riding a bike
Orthopedic and neurological disorders
Weakness or low muscle tone
Sensory motor problems
Injury recovery
Muscle Atrophy
Underlying medical conditions such as cerebly palsy
Accepted Insurance:
Medicaid - Aetna, Amerigroup, Cook Children's, Parkland, Superior Health Plan
Aetna
BCBS
Molina
Tricare
United Healthcare
Other Clinic Locations:
Wylie: 801 South State Highway 78, Wylie 75098/214-483-3170
Addison: 14683 Midway Road, Suite 160, Addison 75001/214-483-3170