Physical Therapy
Physical therapy supports how your child moves through their day — crawling, walking, climbing, keeping up at the playground, and feeling steady doing it.
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Growing through play, learning and connection
We are a multidisciplinary practice offering quality care to help your child build confidence, independence, and participation at home, at school, in the communities, and at play.
Clinic in Pleasanton • In-Home Services Across the Bay Area
Our mission
We understand that every child develops differently — but sometimes extra support can make everyday life easier.
We are a group of experienced evidence-informed therapists who have worked with many families over the years. We believe that each child deserves to participate!
Our mission is to build support and build skill for meaningful participation, one child at a time. Our team of licensed therapists work together to create child-and-family-centered, evidence-informed and collaborative therapy plans that build on your child's strengths in our safe neuro-affirming play-based sensory-rich practice.
How we can help
If your child is still learning to —
Get dressed or complete everyday routines
Cope with sensitivity to sounds, clothing, or certain food textures, or need to seek movement
Communicate wants, needs and feelings
Use AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) to communicate effectively
Cope with balance, coordination, or motor planning demands in everyday activities
Manage feeling easily overwhelmed or frustrated during daily activities
Handle frustration when routines or expectations change
Complete tasks such as handwriting, cutting, or other fine motor skills
— we are here to help your family!
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy is about the everyday things your child wants and needs to do — getting dressed, eating a meal, joining in at school, and managing a body that sometimes feels like too much.
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Speech Therapy
Speech therapy supports how your child understands others and expresses themselves — whether that is first words, being understood by people outside the family, or having a way to say what they want.
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Augmentative & Alternative Communication
Augmentative and alternative communication — AAC — is any way of communicating that adds to or replaces speech. That might be signs, picture boards, or a speech-generating device. Every child has something to say, and AAC is about making sure they can say it.
Learn about AACWe provide clinic-based services at our Pleasanton location and in-home services in the Bay Area.
Supporting families beyond therapy
Explore our growing library of therapist-recommended books, tools, downloads, and trusted resources to help your child thrive in everyday life.
We're here to make getting started easier
We've answered some of the questions families ask most to help you feel informed and confident about taking the next step.
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