Services

Sprout Therapy Group has extensive experience working with children of all ages in a number of
therapeutic areas including:

At Sprout Therapy Group, our physical therapy services focus on helping children develop the strength, coordination, and mobility they need to explore their world with confidence. Our skilled therapists work with children facing physical challenges through play-based therapy and engaging exercises.
Our occupational therapy services support children in developing the fine motor skills, sensory processing abilities, and daily living skills essential for success in school and at home. We also provide strategies to help families incorporate therapeutic activities into everyday routines, fostering continuous growth and progress.
Communication is a vital part of a child's development, and our staff specializes in helping children express themselves, understand language, and interact with others. Whether a child needs help forming words, understanding instructions, or using alternative communication methods, our team is dedicated to fostering meaningful connections and improved communication.
Our special education and instruction services are designed to provide individualized support for children who have developmental, cognitive, or learning differences. Our experienced educators use evidence-based teaching strategies to help our students build the skills they need to thrive in educational settings.

For children who struggle with feeding and swallowing difficulties, mealtime can be a frustrating and stressful experience. Our team works closely with families to adapt and cater to any feeding issues or needs.
Navigating early intervention and special education services can be overwhelming for families. Our dedicated service coordinators guide families through the process, ensuring they have access to the resources, evaluations, and therapies their child needs. From connecting families with appropriate services to helping them understand their child’s developmental goals, our coordinators work to empower families to make informed decisions about their child’s care.
For children with hearing impairments, early intervention is key to fostering strong communication skills and social development. Our hearing services work to make the classroom accessible to all students no matter their hearing abilities