We provide physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and feeding therapy for children from birth to twelve years of age.

Both of our centers feature private treatment rooms and state-of-the-art sensory gyms. All of the therapists at Abilities in Action specialize in the treatment of infants and children. Our therapists have advanced training in the following areas of pediatric practice: Sensory Integration, Oral Motor Therapy, Feeding Therapy, Visual Motor Therapy, Therapeutic Listening, Infant Massage, Kinesiotaping, PROMPT, Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT), Craniosacral Therapy, and MEDEK.

We invite you to learn more about Abilities in Action and how we can help your child achieve his or her greatest potential.

Upcoming Events:

• Ready, Set, Go! Developmental Play Group (2-3 yr olds)
  10 Sessions
  January 9-March 13  -- Fridays 10-11am
  
  This group will be led by an occupational therapist and special education teacher who will encourage children to use expressive language with their peers while engaging in sensory, motor and play based activities. Each class will include movement experiences, sensory based activities, circle time and snack. LEARN MORE or REGISTER
   
  
• Autism, Ataxia and NDT
  Instructors: Gail Ritchie, OTR/L,C/NDT and Brenda Lindsay, PT, C/NT
  October 2-3, 2015 with optional 3rd day on Functional Vision
  
  This 2 day intensive workshop focuses on treating the child diagnosed with ataxia, autism and spectrum disorders. This course is relevant to Physical and Occupational Therapists, Speech Language Pathologists and their assistants, working with children that are diagnosed with neuromuscular movement disorders, autism or spectrum disorders. Current research is finding that pediatric cerebellar dysfunction presents as complex involvement affecting motoric, affective, communicative and cognitive function. Treatment principles will focus on the system, posture and movement impairments and contextual factors that affect balance, posture and mobility. Video presentations will be used to identify subtle motoric qualities that are indicative of cerebellar dysfunction. It is recommended that participants have knowledge of contemporary NDT terminology and treatment principles to maximize potential benefit from this course. LEARN MORE, or REGISTER.  Register for Functional Vision