Therapy Services
Offering a Full Range of Pediatric Therapies
Whether your child has single or multiple challenges, The Maryland Therapy Network has more than 25 experienced therapists that can help. Our services include speech-language pathology, occupational therapy and physical therapy and can be provided during in-person sessions and remotely through teletherapy.
Speech-Language Pathology
Our speech-language pathologists are highly trained, licensed and certified by the American Speech Language Hearing Association to focus on helping children.
What we can help with:
- Improve speech, including issues with articulation, voice and fluency, speech sound substitution, apraxia, stuttering and tongue thrust
- Enhance language skills, auditory comprehension and reading, oral expression and writing as well as address issues including expressive and/or receptive language delay
- Increase oral motor skills
Occupational Therapy
Trained in early intervention as well as oral motor and sensory integration, our licensed occupational therapists will help your child.
What we can help with:
- Increase fine motor, sensory motor and visual motor skills
- Improve dressing, eating and oral motor skills
- Adapt to home and community environments
- Develop sensory integration skills
- Benefit from special programs, such as Handwriting Without Tears® and therapeutic listening
- Address feeding issues
Physical Therapy
Our physical therapy services are designed to improve mobility, increase strength, and achieve developmental motor skills needed to play, learn and explore. The Maryland Therapy Network’s experienced, licensed physical therapists evaluate and treat orthopedic, developmental and/or neurological problems.
What we can help with:
- Increase muscle strength, range of motion and endurance
- Improve stability and balance for mobility
- Decrease pain
Developmental Services
The Maryland Therapy Network staff are also specially trained to work with children on the autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and children with such special needs as Down syndrome, cleft palate and cerebral palsy.
Teletherapy
Many of these services can be provided remotely via teletherapy. Teletherapy is a research-based model that has proven to be as successful with a wide range of disorders and impairments and as effective as in person therapy sessions. Learn more about how teletherapy works.
