Pediatric Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy

In today’s digital world, children are spending more time typing, tapping, and swiping, and less time writing by hand. Many parents notice the effects quickly.

When parents think about kindergarten or preschool readiness, most think about academics first:

Summer is a time for fun, family vacations, pool days, and a much-needed break from the school routine. But for many children, summer can also bring something educators call the “summer slide” the loss of important academic skills during the months away from school. For children who struggle with reading, language, or literacy confidence, those gaps can grow even wider over the summer months. That’s why Progressive Pediatric Therapy created our Summer Private Reading Intensive — a personalized, one-to-one literacy experience designed to help children strengthen foundational reading skills while building confidence and momentum before the new school year begins. Using the trusted Lively Letters® approach, our summer program combines evidence-based literacy instruction with engaging, multisensory learning strategies that help children stay motivated and successful.

Important changes are coming to Florida’s Medicaid Children’s Medical Services (CMS) Health Plan beginning October 1, 2026.

Continuing education is essential for pediatric physical therapists who want to stay current with evidence-based treatment strategies, maintain licensure, and improve outcomes for children and families.

Continuing education is essential for speech-language pathologists (SLPs) to stay current with evidence-based practices, maintain ASHA certification, and provide the best outcomes for their clients.

Continuing education is essential for pediatric occupational therapists who want to stay current with evidence-based practices, maintain licensure, and deliver the best outcomes for children and families.

In today’s technology-driven world, many children are moving less than previous generations. While screens and busy schedules can make life easier in some ways, they also mean fewer opportunities for children to build the movement skills their bodies need.

At Progressive Pediatric Therapy, our commitment to helping families doesn’t stop at the therapy session door. Whether you’re seeking extra guidance as a current client or exploring ways to support your child’s development before pursuing therapy, we’re here to help. That’s where Parent Coaching and Wellness Visits come in. Two supportive, expert-led programs created to empower families with clarity, confidence, and practical strategies for real life.