Types of Child Therapy

Explore our pediatric therapy guides for busy parents. These guides are designed to help you quickly understand how each therapy can benefit your child, making it easier to navigate the world of pediatric therapy and find the right support for your child's unique needs.

An art therapist doing therapy with two children who are painting on canvases

Art Therapy

What is Art Therapy for Children?

Art therapists are experts in using creative art to help children express themselves and cope with challenges. They use art-making as a therapeutic tool to foster emotional growth and self-awareness.

An educational therapist working with a teenaged boy seated at a table

Educational Therapy

What is Educational Therapy for Children?

Educational therapists are experts in helping kids learn how to learn. They craft personalized strategies to boost learning, comprehension, and school performance.

A mental health therapist sitting on the sofa smiling at her patient, a little girl

Mental Health Therapy

What is Mental Health Therapy for Children?

Mental health therapists are experts in nurturing children's emotional and psychological well-being. They provide tools and support for managing emotions, behavior, and social skills.

A music therapist doing therapy with a group of children sitting on the floor

Music Therapy

What is Music Therapy for Children?

Music therapists are experts in using music to help children express their feelings and develop resilience. They use musical intruments and singing as therapeutic tools to promote wellbeing.

An occupational therapist sitting on the floor playing with blocks with a little boy

Occupational Therapy

What is Pediatric Occupational Therapy?

Occupational therapists are experts in helping children develop essential life skills for greater independence. They focus on activities like self-care, school tasks, and play.

An physical therapist helping a little boy use his walker

Physical Therapy

What is Pediatric Physical Therapy?

Physical therapists are experts in improving children's movement and physical abilities. They work on enhancing strength, coordination, and mobility for better daily functioning.

A speech therapist helping an older child work on oral motor skills while holding a mirror

Speech Therapy

What is Pediatric Speech Therapy?

Speech-language pathologists are experts in helping children develop communication skills. They focus on improving speech, language, and auditory processing for effective interaction.