How it works
Three steps. Then a plan that fits your Tuesday afternoon.
No portal to learn. No packing the car. Start with a conversation.
- Reach out Call, text, or send the short form. Share your name, town, and what prompted you to get in touch. Please do not include medical details in that first message.
- Free 15-minute call We talk through what you are noticing and whether I am the right next step. No pressure and no commitment.
- Personalized plan In-home visits, a virtual consult, or parent coaching — whichever actually helps your child and your week.
The 15-minute call
What we cover
What you have noticed, roughly how old your child is, where you live, and what you are hoping for. I’ll tell you whether in-home PT, a virtual visit, or another resource is the better first move.
This call is not an evaluation and not medical advice. It is a fit check so nobody wastes a morning.
Rates, session rhythm, and whether I drive to your town get discussed here — not published as a menu on the website. Contact for rates.
If we move forward
A first visit, in your home
I come to you. Wear what you’d wear at home. Have a little floor space and a few of your child’s usual toys. You know the house; I bring the pediatric PT lens.
I’ll watch how your child moves in the places they already move. Then we talk in plain language about what I saw and what to try before the next visit.
Plan on 45 to 60 minutes. Follow-up visits run about the same.
Questions parents ask
Before you even text
Do I need a pediatrician referral?
No. Self-referral is welcome. Many families still keep their pediatrician in the loop, and I am glad to coordinate when that is useful.
What should I put in the first message?
Your name, phone, town, and a short note such as “head tilt” or “tummy time.” Do not send diagnoses, school reports, or photos of medical records through the website form.
Can this be virtual?
Yes. A 60-minute developmental consult or a 30-minute parent coaching call may be the right first step when an in-home visit is not possible or not needed, where licensure allows.
What if I’m not sure it’s PT?
That’s exactly what the free call is for. If I am not the right person, I’ll say so.