Services
Physical TherapyPediatric Physical Therapy aims to facilitate gross motor development in children from infancy to adolescence. Pediatric physical therapists examine movement patterns and use play-based intervention to improve strength, endurance, balance, postural stability, and coordination in children to enable active participation in the home, school, and community environments.
Children that can benefit from physical therapy have diagnoses that include, but are not limited to: Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Idiopathic toe walking, congenital muscular torticollis, seizure disorders, lack of motor coordination, developmental delay, sport injuries, chronic pain, dizziness, and concussion. |
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Occupational TherapyPediatric Occupational Therapy aims to help children to succeed in meeting the daily needs of childhood: play, leisure, school, and self-care tasks. Pediatric occupational therapists assess and promote the development of self-regulation, sensory development, and fine motor, cognitive, and visual motor skills.
Children that can benefit from occupational therapy have diagnoses that include, but are not limited to: Autism Spectrum Disorder, Sensory Processing Disorder, Dyspraxia, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, lack of motor coordination, and developmental delay. |
Speech TherapyPediatric Speech/Language Therapy promotes functional communication in a child’s home and community. Speech/Language Pathologists implement strategies to improve the understanding and use of language, the production of age-appropriate speech sounds, the development of words and phrases, and the building of play, organizational, and social skills. They utilize a variety of supports to increase a child’s ability to communicate with others.
Children that can benefit from Speech/Language Therapy have diagnoses that include, but are not limited to: articulation disorders, receptive and/or expressive language disorders, Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, intellectual disability, apraxia, and delay in speech development. |
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Early Intervention
KidSPOT is contracted with Boulder County (Imagine!) to provide Early Intervention services to promote development in children birth to three years of age. Imagine! serves children with congenital syndromes, low birth weight, significant medical problems, or delay in the development of communication, self, help, social-emotional, motor skills, sensory development, or cognition. Please see link for additional information: http://www.imaginecolorado.org/
Peace of Mind
KidSPOT offers virtual peace of mind consultations for families looking for a check in on their child’s development or to answer any questions about the home and play environments. Are you looking for ideas to work on your child’s coordination and balance for activities at home or outside? Wondering about changing your child’s work or play space to create new opportunities for growth? Curious about new ways to use the toys and space in your home to increase language opportunities? Need support with self-care tasks such as dressing or looking for tips and tricks for mealtimes? Any questions about meltdowns, difficulty with regulation or other sensory challenges such as tolerating loud sounds or different clothing?
During this time at home we understand parents are taking on a lot of new roles and may have questions or concerns as they work with their children in all capacities, we are here to help provide strategies and work with families to feel supported and encouraged.
Peace of Mind Consultation is $85 - includes session plus follow-up correspondence for activities, strategies, ideas, etc.
During this time at home we understand parents are taking on a lot of new roles and may have questions or concerns as they work with their children in all capacities, we are here to help provide strategies and work with families to feel supported and encouraged.
Peace of Mind Consultation is $85 - includes session plus follow-up correspondence for activities, strategies, ideas, etc.
Current Clinic Offerings
Updated August 2022
In-Clinic Sessions
KidSPOT continues to offer in-clinic speech, physical, and occupational therapy sessions at the Louisville location on a limited basis. We are taking additional precautions to ensure the safety of our families and clinicians. At this time masks are optional and we are leaving it to the discretion of the parent or caregiver. If you prefer your child to wear a mask, their therapist will also wear a mask. Hands will be thoroughly washed at the beginning and end of every session, and all equipment and therapy materials will be sanitized between sessions.
Telehealth Sessions
KidSPOT is now offering telehealth sessions as an alternative to in-clinic sessions for all three disciplines: speech, physical, and occupational therapy. We have been pleased with this format as it provides parent coaching and implementation of therapeutic activities within the child’s home/play environment.
Hybrid Model
We acknowledge there can be struggles with the continued safer at home recommendations, we want to continue to support you and your child in various therapy formats. Another option to consider is our KidSPOT Combo model, this would include both in-clinic and telehealth sessions.