Pediatric Therapy
We believe in a whole-child approach to therapy—one that supports not only behavioral growth but also the physical, emotional, and developmental milestones that are essential to lifelong success.
That’s why we offer comprehensive developmental therapy services, including Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy (OT), and Physical Therapy (PT), designed to meet the unique needs of every child.
Speech Therapy
Our licensed speech-language pathologists (SLPs) work with children experiencing a range of communication challenges—from speech delays and articulation issues to language comprehension, social communication, and feeding disorders. Whether your child is minimally verbal, working on expressive language, or building conversation skills, our speech therapy programs are customized to enhance their ability to communicate effectively and confidently in everyday life.
Occupational Therapy (OT)
Occupational therapy helps children develop the skills they need for daily living and independence. Our experienced occupational therapists focus on improving fine motor coordination, sensory integration, self-care routines (like dressing and feeding), and emotional regulation. Through fun, goal-driven activities, we help children build the strength, coordination, and confidence they need to thrive at home, in school, and beyond.
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Physical Therapy (PT)
Our pediatric physical therapists support children with gross motor challenges, mobility issues, and physical developmental delays. From improving posture and balance to increasing strength and coordination, PT helps children move through the world with greater ease and confidence. We work with a wide variety of diagnoses—from cerebral palsy and Down syndrome to sports injuries and delayed motor milestones.
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Research consistently shows that early developmental intervention—such as speech, occupational, physical, and behavioral therapies—can significantly improve long-term outcomes for children with developmental delays or disabilities. When therapy begins during the critical early years (birth to age 5), children’s brains are more adaptable and responsive to learning.
Studies have found that early intervention can lead to improvements in communication, social skills, motor development, and daily living abilities. It can also reduce the need for more intensive services later in life and better prepare children for success in school and everyday environments.
Simply put, the earlier we start, the greater the impact. That’s why early identification and therapy are key to helping every child reach their full potential.
The Pediatrics and Autism Center, LLC
650 Olive Street,
Shreveport, LA 71104
3001 Armand St., Suites L & I,
Monroe, LA 71201
1587 North 2nd Street,
Jena, LA 71342
(318) 302-6000 office
(318) 302-6001 fax
info@thePACenter.com
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