Integrated Pediatric Therapy

Pediatric speech-language, occupational, physical, and feeding and swallowing therapy are the core services. Care is provided to children from infancy onward, with speech specialties including early communication, language processing, articulation, fluency, voice, and motor speech. Occupational therapy addresses sensory integration, fine motor skills, feeding, visual-motor coordination, play, and daily routines. Physical therapy includes infant and toddler motor development, mobility, strength, balance, coordination, orthotics, and gait training. For feeding and swallowing concerns, therapists work with families to identify difficulties and develop an individual plan; support covers breastfeeding and bottle feeding, food transitions, mealtime behaviors, and safe eating skills. Friendship Academy offers therapy groups for preschool- through tween-age children focused on peer engagement and social and self-regulation skills. The practice serves families in the Omaha metro area.