Maggie Blake Pediatric Physical Therapy

Dedicated to helping infants and children explore the world around them

Family-centered physical therapy

Expert care for infants and children to support their movement and participation in age-appropriate activities

What's our approach?

At Maggie Blake Pediatric Physical Therapy, we strive to help infants and children master gross motor skills and develop healthy movement patterns to prepare them for success throughout childhood.

We aim to empower parents by sharing knowledge and providing activities to help support your child’s gross motor development at home. We bring a compassionate and patient approach to care, and always keep your individual goals in mind. We will work with you and your child to assess current limitations, provide exercises to address these areas of difficulty, and devise a care plan to ensure progress over time.

Infants and children learn through movement, and physical therapy can help your child be an active explorer of the world around them!

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When can PT help?

Not meeting motor milestones
Difficulty tolerating positions (i.e. tummy time)
Posture preferences (i.e. head turning)
Head flatness
Muscle or joint stiffness
Tiring easily
Frequent tripping or falls
Difficulty coordinating skills (i.e. jumping)
Difficulty keeping up with peers
Difficulty navigating playground equipmenting motor milestones

Which conditions do we treat?

Gross motor delays
Global developmental delays
Torticollis
Plagiocephaly
Medically fragile infants
Premature infants
Brachial plexus injuries
Genetic conditions
Down syndrome
Brain injuries
and more, feel free to inquire

Kind words from families...

"We were lucky enough to have Maggie as our physical therapist for my 1 year old after he lost all his mobility from a brain injury. I can not put into words how grateful I was to have Maggie as our PT as we were in the middle of navigating all the new changes with our son. Maggie was extremely knowledgeable and did such a great job answering all my questions each session. She would go above and beyond to help me figure out questions and was such a valuable member of his medical team. Most importantly she loved my little boy and made such great efforts to gain his trust and create a genuine bond. As a result my son absolutely loved therapy with her every week. Her warmth made doing hard work at therapy a little more enjoyable for everyone. Her kindness and love for her job makes her such a wonderful person to have on your team. I cannot recommend her enough! We have since moved and have been with many other therapists and she still has remains my favorite that we have ever worked with."

"What an accomplishment! We were so worried in the beginning…and now, so happy our babygirl is doing well! Thank you for always making us feel so comfortable and encouraged, walking us through the exercises, the whys, and what to expect. We always looked forward to our therapy sessions with you. Thank you for everything, Maggie!"

"I trust Maggie with my daughter's progression of her gross motor skills (she has a mild delay in crawling and walking). Maggie is very clear, concise, knowledgeable and kind during our sessions. She explains everything in great detail, with a very clear language which I love. She pays great attention to and remembers the details about my daughter's progress. She is great at telehealth visits too, which I think is harder than the In-person visits due to the nature of the profession. She shows the exercises clearly with a doll or doing them herself. She is a pleasure to work with and my daughter has been making great progress since we've started working with her. I would recommend her to anyone I know! Thank you!"