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At EYT, our pediatric physical therapists support infants through adolescents using a play-based, child-led approach that makes therapy fun, functional, and effective. We help children with motor delays, torticollis, toe walking, &coordination challenges.

Every child has a unique profile as to how they process sensory information in their environment. This is especially relevant when children engage in their mealtimes.

Understanding how each sensory system functions during mealtimes can help you identify the root of your child’s challenges and implement strategies to make mealtimes a more positive experience. #occupationaltherapists

Fine motor skills refer to the precise movements made with the hands and fingers, and they develop gradually from infancy through childhood. These skills begin with basic actions, such as grasping, and progress to more intricate tasks, such as writing.

Gross motor milestones are crucial in the context of physical therapy as they serve as key indicators of a child's physical development and overall health.

Gestalt language processing (GLP) is a fascinating area of study in the field of linguistics and speech-language pathology, particularly concerning children on the autism spectrum. Central to GLP are two types of echolalia: immediate echolalia and delayed.

Developmental Language Disorder presents unique challenges that can affect a child’s overall development. By understanding the complexities of DLD and prioritizing early intervention, we can empower children to overcome communication barriers and thrive.

Interactive Metronome (IM) is a computer-based training program designed to enhance timing, rhythm, and coordination through auditory and visual cues. Participants synchronize their movements and responses to a metronomic beat, receiving immediate feedback

Pediatric physical therapy is a vital resource for children facing a variety of physical challenges. The evidence clearly supports its benefits in improving motor skills, enhancing functional independence, managing pain, and fostering confidence.

At Express Yourself Therapy all of our therapists are DIR trained and take a play-based approach. Research has proven that children learn the best through play. *Play is so powerful it can be used as an intervention to close achievement gaps for children..

Our clinic theme this month was inspired by Dr. Seuss! Express Yourself Therapy loves to transform our clinic into new themes each month to allow creativity, learning, and experiences to happen when they walk into our door!

Our occupational therapist, Lauren Villa, at our Kensington, Maryland location was featured in the Baltimore Child’s magazine. Lauren has put together and runs an amazing nature-based occupational therapy program at Freetown Farm in Columbia.