The Well-Nurtured team of pediatric Occupational and Physical Therapists supports families with a holistic, family-centered, and trauma-informed approach. With over 20 years of combined experience, we focus on wellness, prevention, and education.
We care for infants through children of all ages – whether transitioning home from the NICU, navigating developmental or physical differences, disabilities or supporting parents who need guidance/coaching. Our passion is helping families thrive.
We believe in the power of healing, preventative services. Families deserve evidenced based education and support as they go, and grow, through all stages of life.
Did you know as many as 11.4 percent of all pregnancies are premature. Infants who are born premature, including later preterm births, are at risk for short term and long term deficits impacting overall health, development and well being.
These children along with so many others are diagnosed with disorders and dysfunctions including autism, ADHD, learning deficits and so much more.
Not only are children impacted, but parents, siblings, caregivers and loved alike.
Along with these facts, we are living in unprecedented times and as experienced clinicians, we know and value the need for preventive care is so much greater today. We aim to provide evidenced based, holistic services to all of you. So every person, parent/caregiver, child and infant can have a chance at a well-nurtured life.
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Infant massage provides psychological sensory input to develop infants. Contains critical elements of bonding.
We also provide services to support families and their newborns who are transitioning home after delivery and discharge from the hospital.