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Through Rise Above's combination of pediatric physical therapy and speech, we aim to enhance a child's quality of life, promote independence, and foster successful development. Early and effective intervention can lead to significant improvements in a child's developmental progress and overall well-being. Look for these signs to decide if your child could benefit from pediatric services. Still unsure? Call us today for further guidance on pediatric PT and Speech for your chi

Wondering when your child will produce certain sounds? This chart was put together using various sources and can be used as your guide to listen for those speech sounds. If you notice a sound not being produced after the age it should have been developed, reach out to a speech-language pathologist for early screening!

Gross motor development is essential for young children to thrive, allowing them to run, jump, climb, and play. These activities not only build strength and coordination but also boost confidence and social skills. From crawling and walking to jumping and running, these milestones not only enhance coordination and balance, but also promote overall health and well-being. Encouraging active play and exploration helps children strengthen their muscles and develop essential motor

Speech and language skills are essential when expressing ourselves and understanding the world around us. Everything we do and interact with, verbally or non-verbally, is communication! Milestones provide us examples of communication skills typically developed by age, including both expressive language (the ability to communicate wants and needs) and receptive language (the ability to understand, follow directions, and comprehend information).