Pediatric Physical Therapy, LLC

06/04/2026

🎓 Big milestones deserve to be celebrated.

Two Kentucky students with Down syndrome recently became the first graduates of an integrated high school program, marking the culmination of years of learning, growth, and hard work.

Stories like this remind us that every child’s path is unique, and that meaningful opportunities, high expectations, and strong support systems can help students reach important goals along the way.

Congratulations to these graduates and their families as they begin their next chapter.

Two Kentucky high school seniors are proud pioneers. Addison Page and Kate Voss are the first students to graduate from a unique program at Providence School...

06/02/2026

🎓 Congratulations to the graduates of United Cerebral Palsy of Mobile's preschool program!

Every milestone matters. From first steps and first words to classroom participation and school readiness, early intervention can help children build the skills and confidence they need for the next stage of their journey.

We love celebrating the hard work of these students, their families, and the educators and therapists who helped support them along the way.

05/29/2026

What a cool idea! 💚

A United Cerebral Palsy affiliate in New York created a 3D-printed “independence pathway” designed to help students build functional life and mobility skills in a hands-on environment.

What if a simple hallway, a space most people pass through without a second thought, could become a powerful tool... Read More

05/25/2026

Happy Memorial Day from Pediatric Physical Therapy of Mobile 🇺🇸

05/22/2026

Personal experiences often become powerful advocacy stories 💙

We love seeing individuals and families use their experiences with disability and healthcare challenges to support, encourage, and advocate for others in their communities.

Connection and understanding matter.

How Ashlyn Burger Turned Personal Experience Into Advocacy | Burger Family Foundation

05/19/2026

We love seeing athletes of all abilities pursue big goals 🏃💚

A marathon runner with cerebral palsy is aiming for a world record, showing what dedication, training, and perseverance can look like in adaptive sports.

Every child deserves opportunities to move, participate, compete, and dream big.

A runner with cerebral palsy from Dorchester is set to take on the London Marathon while attempting a new Guinness World Record - dressed as an American football referee.

05/15/2026

We love seeing students of all abilities included in school sports and team culture 💙

This track athlete with Down syndrome is inspiring teammates and showing exactly what inclusion can look like: encouragement, participation, friendship, and joy.

Every child deserves the opportunity to belong. 🏃‍♂️✨

Marion track runner with Down syndrome inspires teammates to run with a smile

05/12/2026

A modified toy Jeep is helping a 3-year-old with cerebral palsy experience more independence, movement, and confidence 💚

Stories like this are a great reminder that mobility support can happen through creativity, play, and early intervention. Sometimes the smallest adaptations open the biggest doors for kids and families. 🚙✨

Meet Vincenzo. At just three years old, he's already behind the wheel of his first car. But this Jeep isn't just a toy—it's a life-changing therapy device helpi

05/08/2026

Outdoor play builds confidence, coordination, social skills, and joy. Every child deserves access to safe spaces to explore and move. 🌳

Background Outdoor and risky play are associated with physical, cognitive, social, and emotional health and wellbeing throughout childhood. All children have the right to play, yet children with disabilities (CWD) are not engaging sufficiently in outdoor or risky play. There is limited literature ex...

05/05/2026

Mrs. Cheryl knew it because she practices it—this new research confirms it 👏 Infants who received intensive therapy showed real improvements in hand and arm function. The earlier we start, the more we can support lifelong skills.

Infants and toddlers with unilateral cerebral palsy, which affects the brain's control of muscles on one side of the body, show lasting improvements in hand and arm function when they receive early, high-dose therapy, according to a new multisite clinical trial led by Virginia Tech researchers at th...