Pediatric Feeding Therapy in North Palm Beach

Families in North Palm Beach trust Progressive Pediatric Therapy for expert feeding therapy services that help children develop healthy eating habits, overcome feeding challenges, and build mealtime confidence. Whether your child attends North Palm Beach Community Center, enjoys family meals, or participates in activities at John D. MacArthur Beach State Park, our feeding therapists provide personalized care to help them thrive. Our West Palm Beach clinic is conveniently located for families from Old Port Cove, Twelve Oaks, Yacht Club Village, easily accessible via Northlake Boulevard or US-1, making it simple to receive specialized pediatric feeding therapy.

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Our Specialties

Expert Pediatric Feeding Therapy Near North Palm Beach

Progressive Pediatric Therapy's feeding therapy program addresses the unique feeding challenges of children from North Palm Beach and the surrounding area. Our specialized feeding therapists partner with families from Old Port Cove, Twelve Oaks, Yacht Club Village, Frenchman's Reserve to help children overcome oral motor dysfunction, sensory food aversions, picky eating, feeding tube transitions, and mealtime behaviors. We help children develop positive relationships with food and mealtimes, supporting their nutrition and growth while enjoying family meals and activities at John D. MacArthur Beach State Park, Anchorage Park.

Located at 5589 Okeechobee Blvd, Suite 205 in West Palm Beach, our clinic offers specialized feeding therapy addressing oral motor function, sensory feeding challenges, mealtime routines, and nutritional concerns. We use evidence-based interventions including oral motor exercises, sensory-based feeding approaches, and behavioral feeding strategies to help children develop healthy eating patterns and positive mealtime experiences.

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Our Therapies Offered

PPT offers a range of services designed to meet every child’s developmental needs. Our multidisciplinary approach ensures your child receives the best care possible in one place.

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Speech Therapy
Our Speech Language Pathologists help children improve their communication skills, from language acquisition and articulation to oral motor functioning and feeding. We offer specialized support such as sign language and PECS to aid in language development.
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Occupational Therapy
Our Pediatric Occupational Therapists guide children in building essential life skills like self-care, coordination, and sensory processing. We focus on daily tasks such as dressing, eating, and grooming to foster independence.
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Feeding Therapy
We offer specialized feeding therapy provided by experienced therapists, both virtually and in-person, to address mealtime challenges in children. Our approach enhances oral motor skills and promotes healthy eating habits.

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Physical Therapy
Our Pediatric Physical Therapists support children in developing motor skills, muscle strength, and coordination. We address gross motor development, sensory integration, and visual-motor skills to promote healthy movement and play.
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Vibration Therapy
We use specialized Galileo platforms and Mano dumb-bells to enhance physical, occupational, and speech therapies. This approach promotes motor learning, optimizes neuroplasticity, and addresses movement and sensory challenges. Our therapists personalize each session to suit your child’s needs.

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Early Intervention
Early Intervention services are designed to help infants and toddlers develop vital early skills. Our therapists work with families to identify and prevent developmental delays, ensuring children reach key milestones on time.