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Rehab Specialists of Idaho

Rexburg: 208-359-9570
Rigby: 208-228-0625
Ashton/Island Park: 208-652-7963
W. Yellowstn: 406-517-1475

08/31/2026

All Rehab Specialists of Idaho outpatient offices will be closed on Monday, September 7th. If you have a regularly scheduled appointment on Monday that you would like to reschedule, please give us a call and we will see what we can do!

Enjoy your labor day weekend!
(Pictured: RSI West Yellowstone Exterior)

08/25/2026

Some signs of physical therapy concerns are easy to spot. Others are easy to miss.

Physical therapy can support so much more than walking, including gross motor skills, balance, coordination, strength, endurance, mobility, and confidence.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your child might benefit from physical therapy, this post is for you. 💚

Early support can help children build strength, confidence, and the skills they need to participate successfully at home, at school, and in the community.

Free screenings available through Rehab Specialists of Idaho!

08/20/2026

August: Ask an RSI Expert

❓ How can I practice speech therapy with my child at home?

"Take advantage of times when you have your child's undivided attention to reinforce and practice what they are working on during their speech therapy sessions. The car, for example, is a great place to model 5 high frequency target words. Even if your child isn’t willing or able to say them back to you it provides good auditory bombardment." -Cara Butler MS, CCC-SLP

Do you have a question for one of our therapists? Message us or leave it in the comments, your question could be featured in a future Ask an RSI Expert post.

08/12/2026

This is why we do what we do. Thank you for sharing your experience and for trusting us. Reviews like this mean so much to our therapists and our entire team.

"We had such an amazing experience with Rehab Specialists of Idaho! As first time parents, it can be difficult to know if you are doing the right thing for your baby, but we always felt like our input was valued and that the staff was excited to see us each week. Stacie was so sweet and supportive while working with our infant daughter (8 months-13 months)....We saw night and day improvements with our child’s crawling, sitting, walking and flexibility. We are so grateful! Thank you for treating us like family and for helping our daughter! ❤️" - Kallie

08/03/2026

Overheard in Pediatric Occupational Therapy: "Let's see if both hands can work together as a team."

Bilateral coordination is the ability to use both sides of the body together in a coordinated way.

Kids use bilateral coordination every day when they:
• Tie their shoes
• Cut with scissors
• Catch a ball
• Get dressed
• Open containers
• Write while stabilizing paper

Activities like this paddle/balloon 🎈 game help children practice using both sides of their body together while improving coordination, attention, and motor planning.

Bilateral coordination is a foundational skill frequently addressed in both occupational therapy and physical therapy to help children become more independent and successful in everyday activities.

If you feel that your child could use some help developing their bilateral coordination, call or text any of our clinics.

07/28/2026

July: Ask an RSI Expert

❓ Why does my child's occupational therapy session sometimes just look like play?

"For kids of all ages, play is the most important occupation. Play is how they learn important life skills. This means as occupational therapy practitioners, we use play to address skills like handwriting, fine motor grasp patterns, visual scanning, social skills, attention, sequencing, and so much more. Plus, by using activities that are motivating to our kiddos, we are able to keep their interest and get them to engage in tasks that challenge them." -Emily Weimer COTA/L

Do you have a question for one of our therapists? Message us or leave it in the comments, your question could be featured in a future Ask an RSI Expert post.

07/23/2026

Some signs of occupational therapy concerns are easy to spot. Others are easy to miss.

Occupational therapy can support so much more than handwriting, including fine motor skills, sensory processing, self-care skills, emotional regulation, coordination, and independence.

If you've ever wondered whether your child might benefit from occupational therapy, this post is for you. 🧡

Early support can help children build confidence, independence, and the skills they need to participate successfully at home, at school, and in the community.

Free screenings available through Rehab Specialists of Idaho.

07/17/2026

We may provide Occupational, Physical, and Speech Therapy…

…but every now and then, we prescribe sunshine, water slides, watermelon, and time with friends. 😎💦🍉

Thank you to our incredible employees, clients, and families for joining us for an evening at Rexburg Rapids. We appreciate the trust you've placed in us and are grateful to be part of this amazing community.

We hope everyone had a fantastic time!

07/13/2026

🚨Only 1 more day to RSVP!⚠️
RSI Family Evening at Rexburg Rapids

📅 July 16, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
📍 Rexburg Rapids

RSI has reserved the entire water park for an evening of fun, and all RSI clients, employees, and their immediate family members are invited!

🎟️ Free admission
🥤 Snacks and drinks provided
🌊 Exclusive access to the entire water park

Please RSVP with your clinic before July 14th.

07/07/2026

Overheard in Occupational Therapy: Learning to lose is a skill

With the World Cup getting everyone excited about soccer, here's a little therapy secret:

Sometimes our therapists intentionally beat the kids at the games they're playing.

Why?

Because learning how to lose is an important life skill, too! When an OT helps a child practice losing they are teaching them:

⚽ Emotional regulation when things don't go their way
⚽ Flexible thinking when plans change
⚽ Frustration tolerance during difficult tasks
⚽ Good sportsmanship with peers
⚽ Problem-solving after mistakes

Board games, soccer, obstacle courses, and relay races give kids a safe place to practice handling disappointment, managing frustration, staying flexible, and being a good sport when things don't go their way.

The goal in these kinds of treatment plans is to help them learn what to do when life doesn't hand them a win....and sometimes that lesson starts with losing a soccer game to your therapist! ⚽

Address

36 Professional Plaza, 110
Rexburg, ID
83440

Telephone

+12083599570

Website

http://rehabspecialistsidaho.com/

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