Theramax Staffing - Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy Services

06/09/2026

This may be helpful in case we encounter a situation where a baby cries every time we do a pediatric PT/OT visit.

In this video series, I take questions from other physical therapis...

02/18/2026

We don’t just hire skills; we hire impact.

Behind every OT and PT is a professional who restores independence, rebuilds confidence, and changes lives one patient at a time. The value of a therapist isn’t measured only by credentials, but by compassion, dedication, and the difference they make every single day.

If you’re an OT or PT who believes your work is more than just a job, let’s connect. 💙

02/05/2026

👶 When a Child Looks Unsteady or Clumsy

Some children may show unsteady walking, poor balance, or frequent falls. While many things can affect how a child moves, nutrition also plays a role in healthy nerve and muscle function.

In rare cases, low vitamin E levels may be linked to:
• Wobbly or unsteady walking
• Poor coordination
• Frequent tripping or falling
• Difficulty with balance

✨ The good news:
Vitamin-related issues are treatable when identified early.

📌 If you notice ongoing or unexplained changes in your child’s walking or coordination, it’s important to talk with your child’s healthcare provider for proper evaluation.

For educational purposes only. Consult your healthcare provider.

— Theramax Staffing | Pediatric Physical & Occupational Therapy

12/13/2025

What Is a Movement Pattern?

A movement pattern is the way your child moves their body during everyday activities like standing up, walking, running, climbing, and playing.

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Why Is It Important?

Healthy movement patterns help children move safely, smoothly, and with less effort. When movement patterns are still developing or not efficient, a child may use extra energy, lose balance more easily, or move differently than other children their age. Early support can help improve confidence, coordination, and independence.

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What Are We Looking At?

✔️ Moves smoothly and with good coordination
✔️ Uses both sides of the body evenly
✔️ Maintains good posture while moving
✔️ Adjusts movements to different activities and environments
✔️ Uses extra effort or unusual movements to complete tasks
✔️ Shows stiffness, imbalance, or asymmetry
✔️ Has difficulty planning or controlling movements

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Supporting your child’s movement early helps build a strong foundation for daily activities, play, and learning. 💙

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11/25/2025

Ball games play a big role in a child’s development.
Catching, throwing, rolling, and holding a ball help strengthen:

🟦 Coordination – eyes, hands, and body working together
🟦 Balance – steadying the trunk while moving the arms
🟦 Muscle strength – especially the core, arms, and hands
🟦 Grip and hand function – improving grasp, release, and finger control
🟦 Motor milestones – preparing kids for skills like running, jumping, climbing, and playing with peers

Simple ball play can make a huge difference — fun, easy, and developmentally powerful. 🌟

If you are a pediatric home health agency in Houston, we can assist you with your physical therapy and occupational therapy staffing needs. Please send us a message and call back information so one of our team can schedule a call.