Pediatric Therapists in University, MS

Speech-language pathologists help children with communication challenges including speech delays, language disorders, stuttering, and articulation difficulties.

Occupational therapists help children develop fine motor skills, sensory processing, self-care abilities, and the skills needed for daily activities and school.

Pediatric physical therapists help children improve gross motor skills, balance, coordination, strength, and mobility.

Applied Behavior Analysis therapists work with children on the autism spectrum to develop communication, social, and behavioral skills.

Feeding therapists help children overcome challenges with eating, swallowing, and food aversions, often working alongside speech and occupational therapists.

Sensory integration therapy helps children who struggle with processing sensory information, including touch, sound, movement, and visual input.