Kids do funny things. I love watching my son go through little phases as he grows and develops. There was the week all he wanted to do was bang on pots and pans, the phase he booty bounced every time he heard music (an all time favorite phase), and a only wanting to eat spaghetti phase. Kids play with movement …
How to Interview a Potential Therapist
Okay, you’ve decided it’s time to get your child some extra help, we’re so proud of you for taking that step! Now, the next step is choosing a clinic which might seem daunting! Please know you have a choice! Often a doctor faxes a script to a clinic for you but you are allowed to go wherever you feel most comfortable. …
Top 10 Gifts For Your Toddler (12-24 Months)
Our top 10 for your 12-24 month old!
Tips for Your Best Pediatric Telehealth Session
As our community continues to adapt to the COVID-19 epidemic, Compleo has started offering virtual visits to patients who need to or prefer to stay at home. Pediatric appointments may seem challenging from your home, but it can be done in most instances! To help your session be as productive as possible, we put together a list of the most …
Tips & Tricks to Make Tummy Time a Success
Did you know that babies are not spending enough time on their stomachs? This is contributing to a rise in delay in mobility, plagiocephaly (change in head shape), and torticollis (preference to tilt head and look to only one side), and can affect both gross motor and fine motor development. While we recommend sleeping flat on the back in a …
5 questions for a Pediatric PT
It’s important to find a physical therapist that is knowledgable & works well with your child? Here are five questions you should ask when finding a PT.
PT Approved Toys & Devices for Your Baby
As a pediatric physical therapist, I learn a lot about trending baby devices. There are so many to keep up with! Here is a list of approved toys to gift your baby.
Wait . . . Doesn’t Insurance Pay for That?
One of the most frequently asked questions since announcing my clinic concept has been: why don’t you accept insurance? Deciding not to accept insurance came with a lot of thought. It was not meant to be a political statement or to make life easier on our staff. I frequently reflect on my time spent as a physical therapy tech before …
