If you have noticed that your child is delayed in their physical development, or if they have a condition that affects their motor skills, physical therapy may be what they need. There are many benefits to physical therapy which include reducing pain, increasing mobility, and managing chronic illness. With PT, mobility problems can be lessened or even avoided, and children can learn to be more independent.
If your child is in need of physical therapy, below is a list of providers that may be able to help.
This guide is brought to you by ABA Pathways, a service provider with a team committed to helping families find the optimal treatment program to meet each individual’s needs.
ABA Pathways focuses on autistic children. They provide center-based services, home-based services, and behavioral consultations.
They take NM Medicaid as well as private insurance.
Contact them today at 505-366-0560 or [email protected].
Climbing Tree Therapy
Climbing Tree is a provider of pediatric physical therapy, speech therapy, and occupational therapy services in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Their mission is to help you or your loved one reach full potential and the highest level of function in the places you live, work, learn, and play.
KidPower
KidPower’s treatment philosophy emphasizes a family-centered approach to therapy that supports the child’s development and allows for maximum progress.
Sandia Sunrise Therapy
Sandia Sunrise Therapy provides developmental rehabilitation services to children ranging in age from 0 to 21. In addition, their orthopedic rehabilitation services serve adults ranging in age from 15 and older who are recovering from a variety of injuries and conditions.
Skyline Therapy Services
Pediatric physical therapists help children who struggle with body function deficits including strength, balance, and coordination. Their physical therapists conduct comprehensive evaluations to help identify areas of need within these domains. They will then develop dynamic treatment plans to promote functional outcomes. They help children problem solve physical limitations, promote adaptability, and maximize their potential.
Wilderwood Equine Therapy
Wilderwood’s flagship program is a unique equine-assisted program for autistic teens (16+) and adults to strengthen self-perception and self-possibility and achieve career and employment goals. The program takes 9 months to complete and is taught over three, 12-week semesters each year: spring, summer, and fall. Wilderwood is located in Peralta, approximately 25 minutes south of Albuquerque.
Juntos Therapy Services
Juntos Therapy Services, LLC is an outpatient speech therapy, physical therapy, and occupational therapy clinic for infants and young adults from birth to 21 years of age.
Are we missing any service providers on this list? If so, send us an email at [email protected].
