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We are a boutique clinic that is committed to providing individualized, holistic care with compassion and enthusiasm that is catered to the needs of all of our patients and families.

04/30/2026

It’s been a while since we shared an update. His neck and back strength are slowly improving. We can carry him while holding him near his waist now instead of premature holds!

Stay tuned for more progress!

04/30/2026

Just a few weeks ago he was falling forward with very little corrections. He did such a great job of exploring what his body is capable of doing without being overwhelmed by motion and different experiences.

I’m proud of you friend!!!!

04/24/2026

So much fun!!!!

04/21/2026

Have you every tried getting work done with a fussy kiddo?

If you answered yes-how well did that go?

It’s just not a good idea to push them when they are fussing. We all like to feel relaxed and not anxious when we are working towards achieving our goals.

I’ve explored using a combination of techniques including compression, visual occlusion, modifying auditory input and adding vestibular stimulation to calm my fussy kiddos who have sensory processing differences along with separation anxiety.

She calmed down to allow for stretching & strengthening to address Torticollis as well as to do some floor exercises to combat toe walking.

04/21/2026

Cotton candy treat and sensory experience for being a big boy. Yummy!!!

04/20/2026

Thanks to all our our families, friends and supporters-you all are amazing people!!!!

04/19/2026

“Building Healthy Communities by Connecting w Links”

04/17/2026

Hopping on 1 leg starts around 3 years of age. It improves as strength, endurance and coordination emerges. By the age of 5 hopping forward is achieved in typical developing kids.

This little guy struggles to maintain single leg stance as well as go up and down stairs with 1 foot on each step without use of hands. We are working on global strengthening, balance and coordination in order to progress towards meeting his milestones and enhancing safety as well as peer play.

04/17/2026

Proprioceptive input helps to improve body awareness. Why do we need it? I’m glad you asked. It allows us to be aware of where our body (parts of our body) is in space. Without it-we would not be able to determine if our head is up or down. We would not be able to determine the correct amount of force needed to open a door or pull a toy

It’s also important for balance and coordination. Input through the joints helps to activate the proprioceptors that are located inside our joints. Activating the joint receptors can be arousing for some and relaxing for others.

Kids who tend to be sluggish and less aroused are usually more active when they are provided proprioceptive input. After stimulation to her joints and guided steps she began to assist with stepping.

Retraining the brain one step at a time.

04/15/2026

Bring family and friend for a day filled with resources from our community partners link projectsouth, east point fire department. We will also plan to have tons of fun riding bikes with , bouncing around, getting our faces painted, making bracket and playing games.

We are also excited and grateful for our volunteers from and

Come out and join us for a day filled with activities to meet the needs for families and children with unique abilities!

“Building Healthy Communities by Connecting Missing Links”

04/15/2026

The BIGGEST one YET!!!!

04/10/2026

I am 6 years old and working on overcoming developmental delays related to low tone, seizures and a Neuro developmental syndrome called Arhgef 9. My seizures have subsided and I’m grasping new skills as well as overcoming being fearful of new and uncomfortable experiences.

This activity allows him to work on self-correction, learning his body in space and how to control it. He use to scream when we tried this, but this time around he made some automatic corrections-although delayed-to correct his position.

We are extremely proud of him and his improvements.

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1513 E. Cleveland Avenue Suite A100
East Point, GA
30344

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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