Powerhouse Therapy

Powerhouse Therapy www.constrainttherapy.com. A constraint induced therapy program for children ages 2-15 with one-sided weakness.

09/08/2026

What happens after Baby CIMT? đź’™

The goal of an intensive isn’t just what happens during therapy. It’s helping those new skills carry over into everyday life.

After completing his Baby CIMT intensive with Powerhouse this summer, Owen’s mom sent us these sweet videos of him continuing to use his right arm at home, from bringing a favorite food to his mouth to using both hands together during everyday play.

Parent education and home practice are an important part of our Baby CIMT program, helping families create natural opportunities for continued use long after the intensive ends.

Want to learn more about whether Baby CIMT might be a good fit for your child? Send us a message. đź’™

07/23/2026

“We tried a lot of therapies before finding Powerhouse.”

Families often ask us what makes an intensive different.

Rather than hearing it from us, we’d rather let a parent share her experience.

Hadley’s family has traveled from Texas five times because they have seen meaningful progress through pediatric CIMT intensives. As parents, they value not only the therapy their daughter receives, but also the practical coaching that helps them carry those gains into everyday life.

Every child is unique, but our goal is always the same:
Build meaningful movement, increase independence, and equip families with tools they can use long after the intensive ends.

Thank you for sharing your journey with us, Meredith and Hadley. đź’™

07/21/2026

“I also run a feeding therapy account for families — if you know a parent dealing with a picky eater, send them to .feeding.

07/02/2026

Sometimes the biggest milestone isn’t finishing the task.

It’s what happens when the task doesn’t go as planned.

Henry was working hard to coordinate both hands, carefully threading each bead with focus and determination. Then… they all tumbled off.

Instead of frustration, he laughed.

That moment tells us so much.

In intensive therapy, we’re not just building strength and coordination. We’re helping children develop confidence, resilience, and the willingness to try again.

Because the goal isn’t perfection.

It’s helping children discover that they can keep trying—even when something doesn’t go as planned.

đź’™ See you at Powerhouse.




06/25/2026

This is Henry. He’s 3, he’s three weeks into our 4-week CIMT program, and his mom Marina put it better than we ever could.


Henry and his family drove from South Carolina to do Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy with us — not an easy trip with a 10-month-old at home too. They came because the evidence on CIMT is strong: it has the power to rewire the brain, and they wanted something with that kind of evidence behind it.


Three weeks in, here’s what’s changed: movement in his hands, fingers, and wrists his mom didn’t know he was capable of. His tone is more relaxed. He’s willing — actually excited — to use his affected hand.


And the milestone that means the most at home? Self-feeding finger foods. Week one, they weren’t sure he’d get there at all. By the end of week one, he was picking up finger foods with help. By week two: 100% independently.


“It’s extremely effective from what we’ve seen so far, and we plan to continue it as part of his regular therapy.” — Marina, Henry’s mom


To Henry and his family: thank you for letting us share your story, and for trusting us with your last few weeks of camp.


To the parent reading this and wondering if CIMT is worth the trip: it can be. One small hand, learning what it’s capable of.


đź’Ş Powerhouse CIMT Camp

Powerhouse Therapy is transitioning away from our summer intensive camp model, and we are downsizing some of our pediatr...
06/25/2026

Powerhouse Therapy is transitioning away from our summer intensive camp model, and we are downsizing some of our pediatric OT/PT equipment.
All items have been used in a pediatric therapy setting and are in good to excellent condition unless otherwise noted.
đź“Ť Atlanta/Johns Creek area
đź“… Pickup by appointment only
đź’˛ Discounts available for multiple-item purchases
AVAILABLE:
• Lakeshore Walk the Wave Balance Beam – $350
• Sensory Table with lid – $150
• Obstacle Course Set (6 cones, 3 poles, 15 rings, 2 ropes, multiple half circles , 6 flat colored circle discs) – $225
• Sensory Tactile Discs Set (5 large, 5 small) plus 5 extra large discs – $75
• 3-Way Plexiglass Paint Easel – $150
(One plexiglass panel has a crack but remains functional.)
• Therapy Bench – $125
• Cube Chair with Tray/Table – $175
• Cube Chair – $40
• 24’ Parachute (12 handles) – $50
• 12’ Parachute (8 handles) – $40
• Little Tikes Shopping Cart – $25
• Soft Sensory Tunnel – $40
• Large Rainforest Drum – $75
• 5’ x 10’ Exercise Mat – $250
• Patterson 9-Hole Peg Test (like new) – $30
Please see photos for details and condition.
Comment below or send me a DM with questions. First come, first served. Items available until sold.

Easel: Sold
Bench: Sold
Drum: Sold

06/18/2026

Sometimes the biggest victories come in the smallest packages. 🍫

Levi came to Powerhouse for a 2-week CIMT brush-up, followed by a week of bilateral intensive training after cast removal.

On Day 1 with his cast off, he had one goal: open a Hershey Kiss independently.

What looks like a simple task represents hours of practice, repetition, problem-solving, and determination.

These are the moments we celebrate.

Way to go, Levi. We are so proud of you. đź’™

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