At Sunshine Therapy Services, we believe every child deserves the ability to move, play, and participate in life with confidence. We provide personalized, in-home physical therapy for children from birth through age 21 across the greater Phoenix area. Whether your child is learning to crawl, building strength for walking, or working toward greater independence as a teen or young adult, we meet them where they are—literally and developmentally.
Benefits of in-home physical therapy include:
- Personalized sessions based on your home’s layout, your child’s needs, and your daily routines
- Improved comfort and engagement, especially for children who may be shy or overwhelmed in clinic settings
- Real-life practice—like climbing stairs, navigating furniture, or learning to walk in their own space
- Use of household items to encourage strength, balance, and motor skills (e.g., coffee table for balance, chairs for transitions)
- Parent and caregiver coaching, with real-time strategies to reinforce motor development
- Flexible and stress-free scheduling without the hassle of travel
Why Choose Sunshine Therapy Services
Our physical therapy services for infants and toddlers focus on:
- Supporting head control, sitting, crawling, and walking
- Addressing muscle tone, strength, or coordination issues
- Helping with torticollis, symmetry and positional plagiocephaly
- Promoting balance, postural control, and body awareness
- Coaching families to safely encourage development through daily routines
Physical therapy can support your child with:
- Gross motor skill development (e.g., walking, running, jumping)
- Mobility support (e.g., wheelchairs, walkers, orthotics)
- Improving coordination and motor planning
- Balance and strength training
- Physical endurance and stamina
- Postural alignment and body mechanics
- Preparing for transitions like school independence or job readiness
Through therapy, they can develop:
- Improved strength and balance for safe movement
- Independence in mobility (crawling, walking, navigating obstacles)
- Better coordination and motor control
- Safe and confident movement in community spaces
- Increased endurance for school and play activities
- Improved participation in sports and physical education
- Postural control for sitting, standing, and writing
- Functional movement strategies for long-term health