Understand your child's needs
We start by learning about your child's movement, daily activities, and the goals that matter most to your family.
Support for your child's movement goals
Pediatric Physical Therapy in Fuquay-Varina, NC
Individualized physical therapy to support children's movement, coordination, strength, and developmental goals, with an approach shaped around your child and your family.
Care shaped around your child
What pediatric physical therapy can support
Pediatric physical therapy looks at how a child moves, plays, and participates in daily activities. An individualized evaluation considers your child's current abilities, family priorities, and any guidance from your child's pediatrician or other providers.
Depending on your child's needs, care may include movement and coordination training, strength and mobility work, gait practice, education for families, and a home program of age-appropriate activities.
Your child's evaluation
What to expect during your visit
Every child is different, so there is no one-size-fits-all plan. Your evaluation is a chance to share your concerns, ask questions, and discuss an approach that fits your child's needs and your family's routine.
Build a supportive plan
Care can include movement training, coordination and strength work, and practical strategies for daily routines.
Involve the family
You will receive guidance to support progress between visits and within everyday family activities.
Care where your family is
Home-based pediatric support
For some families, practicing movement in a familiar setting can make it easier for a child to participate and build skills. In-home physical therapy may be a helpful option when travel is difficult or when the home is the most practical setting for your child's care.
Care with Dr. Monika
One-on-one attention for your child and your family
Dr. Monika Pokhrel, PT, DPT brings more than 13 years of clinical experience and an approach grounded in careful listening, movement-based treatment, education, and individualized planning.
Common questions
Pediatric physical therapy FAQ
What does pediatric physical therapy address?
Pediatric physical therapy can support children's movement, coordination, strength, and developmental goals. An individualized evaluation helps identify whether physical therapy may be a helpful part of your child's care.
At what age can a child start physical therapy?
Children of different ages and stages may benefit from physical therapy. An evaluation helps determine whether care is appropriate for your child's age, needs, and goals.
Can pediatric physical therapy be provided at home?
Home-based visits may be a helpful option when practicing movement in a familiar environment supports your child's goals. Source Motion can discuss whether home-based care is an appropriate fit.
Talk through your child's physical therapy goals
Call to schedule an evaluation, or book a free 15-minute discovery call to ask questions first.