Physical Therapy
Motor Milestones Pediatric Therapy offers Skilled Therapy Services, Early Childhood Special Education Services and Clinical Social Work provided by licensed Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapists as well as Early Childhood Special Educators and Clinical Social Workers. Motor Milestones Therapists and Educators promote optimal achievement of functional goals by using the most effective therapeutic techniques, equipment, and training indicated by current research. Our Therapists have advanced degrees in their fields and always strive to use the most effective techniques, including NeuroDevelopmental Techniques (NDT), Sensory Integration (SI) , development of Cognitive Skills, and Oral Motor and Feeding Techniques – all in the friendliest and most personal way that we are recognized for throughout the Denver Metro area.
Early Childhood Special Education
Physical Therapy helps children accomplish independence with functional mobility, including walking, standing, endurance, and balance skills. Physical Therapists order and fit appropriate assistive devices for standing, walking, transfers, and bathing.
Occupational Therapy helps children with independence in dressing, eating, and bathing, as well as improving fine motor, sensory integration, and cognitive skills. Occupational Therapists recommend appropriate splints and other adaptive devices to help achieve optimal independence in activities of daily living.
Clinical Social Work uses a clinical healthcare model to provide strategies and family support services to help families build a strong foundation for learning and prepare children for later school success.
Early Childhood Special Education provides intensive and comprehensive child development and family support services to help families build a strong foundation for learning and prepare children for later school success.
Clinical Social Work
Our Services
Speech Therapy helps children improve cognition, communication, and attention, as well as treatments to assist with safe feeding and swallowing. Speech Therapists recommend proper oral motor, feeding, and other equipment such as augmentative communication and other assistive technology to help with optimal independence.