Our Services
All sessions are designed to look at your baby or child as a whole - movement, feeding, breathing, posture, and underlying tension - so we can understand what’s going on and how to help. Our services are rooted in Pediatric Physical Therapy, Lactation Support, Craniosacral Fascial Therapy.
Infant Feeding & Whole-Body Support
Helping babies who struggle with breastfeeding, bottle feeding, tension, reflux, colic, or tongue-tie-related challenges.
We evaluate how the entire body contributes to feeding—from head and neck mobility to posture, jaw function, breathing, and movement. Treatment may include gentle hands-on therapy, developmental exercises, positioning strategies, and caregiver education to support more comfortable, efficient feeding.
Common concerns include:
Breastfeeding difficulties
Bottle feeding difficulties
Tongue tie support (before and after release)
Reflux
Colic
Gassiness
Oral tension
Painful latch
Poor weight gain related to feeding difficulties
Infant Development & Movement
Movement during the first year lays the foundation for future posture, breathing, coordination, and development.
Whether your baby prefers looking one direction, dislikes tummy time, or is delayed reaching milestones, we focus on improving movement quality—not just helping babies "check off" milestones.
Common concerns include:
Torticollis
Plagiocephaly (flat head)
Tummy time struggles
Rolling, sitting, crawling, and walking delays
Developmental asymmetries
Muscle tightness
Motor delays
Airway, Breathing & Postural Development
Children who breathe primarily through their mouth or develop poor posture may benefit from an evaluation of their movement patterns, breathing mechanics, neck and rib cage mobility, and overall body alignment.
As a pediatric physical therapist, I work collaboratively with orthodontists, myofunctional therapists, ENTs, dentists, speech therapists, and lactation professionals to help support the musculoskeletal and movement components that contribute to healthy breathing and development.
Treatment may focus on:
Posture
Rib cage mobility
Breathing mechanics
Neck and upper body mobility
Core strength and stability
Whole-body movement patterns
Common concerns include:
Mouth breathing
Poor posture
Palatal expansion support
Myofunctional therapy support
Neck tightness
Airway-related movement concerns
Head and neck mobility
Breathing pattern dysfunction
Collaborative Airway & Orthodontic Care
Healthy breathing and facial development involve much more than the teeth alone.
I frequently collaborate with pediatric dentists, orthodontists, myofunctional therapists, ENTs, IBCLCs, and speech-language pathologists to provide whole-body support before, during, and after treatment.
Physical therapy can help address the movement, posture, breathing mechanics, and musculoskeletal factors that may influence oral function and overall development, while your child's other providers focus on their specialized areas of care.
This collaborative approach allows every provider to contribute their expertise while working toward the same goal: helping your child breathe, move, feed, and develop as efficiently as possible.
