Children's Learning Connection - Orange County, CA

The physical therapist will be a part of an individual child’s team if that child demonstrates significant deficits in the areas of mobility, gait, gross motor development, motor skill performance, balance, postural control and alignment, strength, endurance, coordination, motor control, motor learning, flexibility and/or muscle tone.

In these cases, the physical therapist would assist in the development of these skills, and ensure that all team members understand what skills the child needs in order to be a successful learner.

Our  physical therapists are fully licensed.

In addition, all  PT staff are given ABA training.

The Role of the Physical Therapist

• Conduct ongoing assessments in the area of physical development.
• Request parents to take part in therapy sessions. ·
• Develop and implement goals and objectives in the areas of mobility, gait, gross motor development, motor skill performance, balance, postural control and alignment, strength, endurance, coordination, motor control, motor learning, flexibility and/or muscle tone
• Provide written data after each session.
• Collaborate with all other team members.
• Provide appropriate referrals to other professionals in the community