Our Commitment to You
The Best Treatment for Your Family
Progressive Pediatric Therapy offers a wide range of specialties and services, ensuring that all of your child’s needs are met.
Speech Therapy
We look at the quality of a child’s speech/language for example, their pronunciation and articulation, their ability to communicate their needs, their ability to chew and swallow food properly, and their families concerns. Speech Therapists are concerned with helping children reach their full developmental potential and realizing their full range of sounds and communication abilities to improve their quality of life.
Occupational Therapy
Our Pediatric Occupational Therapists work with families to assist children to learn functional skills. These include the ability to pay attention; remain calm; self-care skills, such feeding independence , brushing hair, brushing teeth, dressing, and bathing. Occupational therapists also work on development of eye-hand skills, oral skills for eating; coordination of the whole body during movement of their body during all daily activities and in all environments.
Physical Therapy
Our Pediatric Physical Therapists work with families to provide support in the areas of gross motor development, motor planning and visual motor skills. These may include improving and working with muscle tone, strength and development, range of movement, quality of movement, eye-hand coordination, attention to task and sensory integration. We see children from birth through adolescence with health problems related to injury, disease, or congenital conditions.
Feeding Therapy
At Progressive Pediatric Therapy, we offer specialized feeding therapy provided by skilled occupational therapists and speech-language pat hologists. Our feeding therapy services can be provided virtually via teletherapy, which provides a unique view into mealtimes within a child’s natural setting, or through traditional direct contact sessions in any of our three Palm Beach County locations.
Therapeutic Vibration
At Progressive Pediatric Therapy, we incorporate vibration in physical, occupational and speech therapy at all our offices using the Galileo whole body vibration platforms and Mano dumb-bell. This technology helps to optimize neuroplasticity, promote motor learning and decrease the complications of many childhood conditions that limit movement, sensory processes and learning.
Locations
We have conveniently located offices in Boca Raton, Lake Worth, West Palm Beach, and Delray Beach; as well as several community therapy locations.
Speech Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Our Pediatric Occupational Therapists work with families to assist children to learn functional skills. These include the ability to pay attention; remain calm; self-care skills, such feeding independence , brushing hair, brushing teeth, dressing, and bathing. Occupational therapists also work on development of eye-hand skills, oral skills for eating; coordination of the whole body during movement of their body during all daily activities and in all environments.
Physical Therapy
Our Pediatric Physical Therapists work with families to provide support in the areas of gross motor development, motor planning and visual motor skills. These may include improving and working with muscle tone, strength and development, range of movement, quality of movement, eye-hand coordination, attention to task and sensory integration. We see children from birth through adolescence with health problems related to injury, disease, or congenital conditions.
Feeding Therapy
Vibration Therapy - Galileo
Therapeutic vibration helps to optimize neuroplasticity, promote motor learning and decrease the complications of many childhood conditions that limit movement, sensory processes and learning
Locations
Experience You Can Trust
Mission Statement
Progressive Pediatric Therapy is committed to empowering children and families in the community through a multi-disciplinary approach. The pediatric therapy team of speech, feeding, occupational, and physical therapists are selected experts in their respected fields and all share a common compassion and love of children.
“Aidan really loves his PECS and always looks forward to using them. I was worried it would be hard for him to comprehend the different pictures and retain them all, but he took to them immediately and remembers their meaning better than I do! He loves having the power to pick something and attach it to his board and really thrives on the excited reinforcement I give him when he does a task correctly. We are so grateful for Miss Stephanie and the extra work she did to create the PECS board and all the pictures for us! Thank you!”
“Thank you very much to our therapists for their dedication and support during all this time that online therapy has been provided. Thanks to this, our son has managed to continue his development and improvement of language skills and we have noticed constant progress that is greatly attributed to the continuation of his therapies in a virtual way. His therapists have handled this teaching modality in the best way, thank you very much Manny & Gabby!”
Our Blog
All About Toe Walking!
Written By: Kaleigh Smyrk, PT, DPT Children typically begin to walk around 12 months of age, and when they start, it is so exciting to see! You may notice that your child starts to walk with a wide base of support, some waddling, and little to no arm swing. Initially,...
Dyslexia
Written By: Cassandra Hicks, M.A., CCC-SLP Learning to read isn’t an automatic process. Reading and writing is a multi-disciplinary skill that can take years of instruction and practice to perfect. In the minds of practiced readers, seeing a written word activates...
What is Stuttering?
Written By: Cassie Hicks, M.S., CCC-SLP Stuttering is a disorder that is characterized by an increased number of disfluencies while speaking. There are different types of disfluencies including whole (“I want want want to play”) and part-word (“I wa-wa-want to play”)...
Fine Motor Game for Preschoolers
Fine Motor Skills are classified as the skills necessary for the fine movements in the hands. These skills start developing from birth and include reaching, grasping and manipulating objects with your hands. Try simple games with household objects within your home to work with your child on manipulative skills such as placing coins into a piggy bank or opening containers to find hidden toys!
Concerned about your child’s fine motor skill development? Schedule an evaluation with one of our Occupational Therapists!
