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SPOTS - Suggs Pediatric Outpatient Therapy Services

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SPOTS - Suggs Pediatric Outpatient Therapy Services

🌈Helping little ones grow, learn, & thrive
🧸Pediatric OT & PT
💛Play-based, family-centered, sensory-focused
📍Dallas, TX

10/08/2026

🔵 One BOSU ball, SO many ways to move! Here are some of our favorites💪✨

Try it for:
* 🏋️ Squats
* 🤸 Planks
* ⚖️ Static balance
* 🦸 Supermans
* 🦶Toe Taps
* 🌎Around the worlds
* 🍑 Glute bridges
* 🧘 Single-leg balance
* 🪑Seated balance/reaching
* 💪 Shoulder taps
* 🏃 Step-ups
* 🌀 Russian twists
* 🧍 Calf raises 
Whether you’re building 💪 strength, ⚖️ balance, 🧠 coordination, or 🔥 core stability, the BOSU is a fun way to switch things up!

🔵 Get creative. Challenge yourself. Have fun! 💙

10/06/2026

In honor of PT month: 👣 What is Pediatric PT? 💙

Pediatric Physical Therapy helps babies, children, and teens build the strength, coordination, balance, and movement skills they need to grow, play, and participate in everyday activities.

From reaching those first milestones to running, jumping, and keeping up with friends, pediatric PT supports each child’s unique journey—one step at a time! 🌟

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10/01/2026

Happy PT Month to our amazing PTs at SPOTS—Blake, Payton, and Abby! 💙🎉

We’re so thankful for each of you and the incredible impact you make every single day. Thank you for your patience, compassion, creativity, and dedication to helping our patients reach their goals. You celebrate the big wins, encourage through the tough moments, and bring so much positivity and energy to every session.

Your expertise and genuine care help our patients feel confident, supported, and empowered to keep moving forward. We’re so lucky to have you as part of the SPOTS family! 🙌✨

Happy PT Month! We appreciate you more than you know! 💙

09/29/2026

✏️ Developing appropriate spacing between words is an important handwriting skill that can promote more legible, organized, and easier-to-read handwriting. 📝✨

When words are written too close together or run into one another, a simple spacer tool can help! 👇

☝️ A child can use the index finger of their non-dominant hand or a popsicle stick between words. This provides a visual 👀 and tactile 🤲 cue to help them know where one word ends and the next word begins.

🖍️ Looking for a simple way to work on word spacing?
👉 Give this simple tool a try! 💛

09/23/2026

✨ Staff Spotlight! ✨

We’re excited to introduce Azalea, our newest OT! 🩺💙

Originally from Rowlett, Azalea earned her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology from East Texas Baptist University, then went on to achieve her Doctorate of Occupational Therapy from Arkansas University. She has a passion for working with kids with hemiplegia and is excited to be part of our team!

Outside of work, Azalea enjoys serving her community, attending church, and playing pickleball. ✨

We’re so happy to have Azalea on our team! Be sure to say hello and give them a warm welcome! 👋💙

We are also so excited to introduce Abby, our newest PT! 🩺💙

Originally from Houston, Abby earned her undergraduate degree in Movement Science from TCU, then went on to achieve her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Duke University. She has a passion for working with babies and new walkers, and is excited to be part of our team!

Outside of work, Abby enjoys reading, watching reality TV and spending time with her bestie, Tucker. 🐾✨

We’re so happy to have Abby on our team! Be sure to say hello and give them a warm welcome! 👋💙

09/22/2026

✏️ Break the crayon, build the grasp! 🖍️

Did you know that shortening a crayon can help encourage a more functional grasp pattern? 🙌

This simple strategy can support: ✨ Fine motor control 💪 Finger & hand strength 🎯 Precision 🖍️ Functional grasp development

When the writing tool is shortened, it naturally makes it more difficult to use a fi**ed or whole-hand grasp! Sometimes, a tiny crayon can make a BIG difference! 💛

09/17/2026

🏈✨ NEW AT THE CLINIC! ✨🏈

Our therapy space just got a football makeover! 🏆

We’re kicking off new adventures in Physical Therapy & Occupational Therapy — where every wiggle, stretch, jump, throw, and high-five counts as a WIN! 💪🎉

Whether we’re building strength, working on coordination, practicing fine motor skills, or learning new ways to move and play, we’re cheering our little athletes on every step of the way! 🥳

🏈 Teamwork makes the dream work! 💪 Practice makes progress! ⭐ And every effort deserves a celebration!

Let’s get ready to MOVE, PLAY & SCORE! 🏆💙

09/15/2026

✂️ Does your child have trouble keeping their scissors in the correct position?
Try these simple strategies to make cutting a little easier for your little one! 👇

👆 1. Add a visual cue Place a small sticker or smiley face on the thumb loop of scissors to encourage your child to keep scissors in the “thumbs up” position during cutting tasks. 👍

📁 2. Try the folder trick Place an item (such as a folder) in between your child’s elbow and body, keeping the arm against the body. The folder will provide a physical cue to help keep the arm close to the body and stable, allowing your child to focus on controlling the scissors with their hand and fingers.

📄 3. Tape the paper down Taping the paper to the table can help prevent it from sliding around while your child cuts. This can help a child focus on controlling the scissors with one hand while learning to use the other hand to stabilize and manipulate the paper.

✨ These simple strategies can help support: • Proper scissor positioning • Hand control • Bilateral coordination • Hand and finger strength • Overall cutting skills

09/10/2026

🧸🎯 Guess the Toy!
Can you identify the toy… without looking? 👀✋

Our “Guess the Toy” game is a fun way to work on stereognosis — the ability to recognize and identify an object through touch alone, using information from the hands and fingers without relying on vision.

For OT/PT, this activity can encourage:
* ✋ Tactile discrimination
* 🧠 Sensory processing and integration
* 🤲 Fine motor exploration
* 🎯 Body awareness and proprioceptive input
* 🧩 Functional problem-solving

Players feel an object with their eyes closed and use its shape, texture, size, and other tactile clues to figure out what it is.
Who knew therapy could feel like a game? 🧸✨

09/09/2026

✨ Meet the SPOTS Team! ✨
We're proud to introduce our amazing team! 💙

Our dedicated occupational and physical therapists are passionate about helping children build confidence, develop new skills, and reach their fullest potential... one milestone at a time. From fine motor skills and sensory processing to strength, coordination, mobility, and everyday independence, we're here to support every child and celebrate every win! 🧩🏃🌟

At SPOTS, we believe therapy should be purposeful, encouraging, and most importantly, fun! We're so excited for you to get to know the people who make SPOTS such a special place.💙

Stay tuned as we introduce each member of our team and post content about our clinic 👋

Address

5310 Harvest Hill Road, Suite 186
Dallas, TX
75230

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 12pm

Website

http://www.spotstx.com/

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