Building Bridges Pediatric Therapy Services, LLC

Building Bridges Pediatric Therapy Services, LLC Building Bridges Pediatric Therapy Services, LLC is a private pediatric outpatient clinic.

Building Bridges is an outpatient pediatric clinic currently offering occupational therapy, Speech language pathology and physical therapy to the children of the Eastern Shore of Maryland. OT is able to address the following skill areas:
Fine Motor Skills
Visual Motor Skills
Handwriting
Gross Motor Skills
Motor Planning/Praxis
Sensory Processing/Sensory Integration
Activities of Daily Living (ADL'

s)/Self-Care Skills

Our SLP team is able to address:
Speech/language delays
Articulation
Communication
Social communication disorders

PT is able to address:
Range of motion
Strength
Atypical movement patterns
Physical Developmental Delays
Delays in walking, running, jumping or other large-movement skills

Please contact our clinic staff for more information.

Play with a purpose 💪✨This fun rock wall activity is a simple way to target a ton of OT areas! • Upper body and core str...
04/09/2026

Play with a purpose 💪✨

This fun rock wall activity is a simple way to target a ton of OT areas!

• Upper body and core strength
• Bilateral coordination (using both sides of the body together)
• Grip strength and endurance
• Motor planning and completing multi-step tasks
• Body and spatial awareness
• Visual-motor integration (finding and matching specific colors)
• Reflex integration, including ATNR and TLR

By adding a simple challenge of “find the matching color ring”, we turned movement into a goal-directed task that kept him engaged and motivated.

This is the beauty of play in OT: when kids are having fun, they’re more willing to try a push themselves a little further.

A little peek at what we worked on today💛For this activity, the bolster she was standing on was gently moved side to sid...
04/06/2026

A little peek at what we worked on today💛

For this activity, the bolster she was standing on was gently moved side to side. She was able to work on maintaining her balance and shifting her weight to stay upright, building core strength and postural control in a fun, engaging way.

At the same time, she reached to place and remove pegs on the vertical surface, which challenges:
✨ Coordination and motor planning
✨ Fine motor control and grasp
✨ Shoulder and upper extremity strength
✨ Visual-motor integration

Working on a vertical surface also promotes a more functional wrist position and encourages stability through the shoulder, which are both important for everyday skills like writing and self-care tasks.

Functional, playful, and purposeful. Just how we like it!☀️

Today we celebrate Autism Acceptance Day ❤️Our team wore red to show support for the incredible individuals we’re lucky ...
04/02/2026

Today we celebrate Autism Acceptance Day ❤️

Our team wore red to show support for the incredible individuals we’re lucky to work with every day. Different doesn’t mean less, it means unique, valuable, and worth celebrating.

So proud of our team and our amazing clients ❤️

We almost missed our photo op, but we managed to get one with part of our team at the end of the day (including Miss Mar...
03/26/2026

We almost missed our photo op, but we managed to get one with part of our team at the end of the day (including Miss Marissa’s purple shoe!). Today we all wore purple to honor our friends whose lives are impacted by epilepsy.

We wear green to highlight the need for increased advocacy, research, and inclusion for those living with Cerebral Palsy...
03/25/2026

We wear green to highlight the need for increased advocacy, research, and inclusion for those living with Cerebral Palsy 💚

Today we’re rocking our socks for something extra special 💙💛Rock Your Socks Day is a fun, colorful way to celebrate indi...
03/21/2026

Today we’re rocking our socks for something extra special 💙💛

Rock Your Socks Day is a fun, colorful way to celebrate individuals with Down syndrome (Trisomy 21) and to spread awareness, inclusion, and love. The mismatched socks are a reminder that differences make our world brighter, stronger, and more beautiful!

Keeping our hands warm before the big race! 😆
03/19/2026

Keeping our hands warm before the big race! 😆

The “Rootin’ Tootin’ Taters” ran their spuds off in the potato race at the Easton St. Patrick’s Day Parade! 🍀 While they...
03/18/2026

The “Rootin’ Tootin’ Taters” ran their spuds off in the potato race at the Easton St. Patrick’s Day Parade! 🍀 While they didn’t win the gold this time, next year they’ll be coming back hotter than fresh tots!!! 🥔

💚 All Autism should be represented, seen, and cared for 💚
03/18/2026

💚 All Autism should be represented, seen, and cared for 💚

Our staff stayed comfy-cozy today to help ease the transition to daylight saving time! ⏰✨ Now to get some much needed re...
03/10/2026

Our staff stayed comfy-cozy today to help ease the transition to daylight saving time! ⏰✨ Now to get some much needed rest 😴

Over 300 million people worldwide live with a rare disease, including 30 million in the U.S. alone. More than 50% are ch...
02/28/2026

Over 300 million people worldwide live with a rare disease, including 30 million in the U.S. alone. More than 50% are children. Let’s show our support today. 💜

02/23/2026

We will be OPEN on Tuesday for in-clinic therapy sessions. We hope everyone enjoyed their snow day! ☃️

Address

8701 Brooks Drive
Easton, MD
21601

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+14108222213

Website

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