The Therapy Center of Hendersonville, LLC

The Therapy Center of Hendersonville, LLC Pediatric & adult therapy including Physical, Occupational, Speech-Language, Feeding as well as the

All TTC owners have a minimum of 20+ years experience in their field of expertise. We are dedicated to providing the highest quality of care to each and every patient. We provide services to patients of all ages, including those receiving assistance from Tennessee Early Intervention Services (TEIS). Beth Nabors Sikes, OTR/L

Sue Baechle, PT

Kelley Southard, PT

Christine Morrow, SLP

We are making improvements at The Therapy Center of Hendersonville, LLC. Music City Acoustic Tiles have been installed f...
02/02/2026

We are making improvements at The Therapy Center of Hendersonville, LLC. Music City Acoustic Tiles have been installed for a better patient experience.

Wishing you a Merry Christmas from our family to yours!
12/26/2025

Wishing you a Merry Christmas from our family to yours!

The holidays are full of festive flavors and nostalgic smells. It's the perfect opportunity to create some fun sensory a...
12/26/2025

The holidays are full of festive flavors and nostalgic smells. It's the perfect opportunity to create some fun sensory activities for your kid.

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃
11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

Maybe your wrist pain started off as an ache that you couldn’t ignore. Or maybe you fell and your wrists saved you from ...
11/13/2025

Maybe your wrist pain started off as an ache that you couldn’t ignore. Or maybe you fell and your wrists saved you from further injury — but now they’re now paying the price.

From strains and sprains to tendonitis and carpal tunnel syndrome, wrist pain is all too common. Try these simple movements to strengthen your wrist and end your pain.

👏 Tennis Ball Squeeze: Squeeze a tennis ball or similar-sized soft ball for a few seconds, then release. Repeat multiple times.

👍 Towel Wringing: Roll a towel and squeeze it as hard as possible, then release. Repeat with both hands.

👌 Farmer's Carry: Hold a weight or heavy object in each hand and walk for a short distance. This works the entire body and grip strength.

✌️ Finger Walking: Walk your fingers across a table or other surface, mimicking the movement of walking with your hand.

Bonus Activities:
🫶 Finger Extensions: Extend fingers straight and then spread them apart against resistance (e.g., a rubber band). Return to the starting position.

🙌 Thumb Opposition: Touch each fingertip to the thumb, one at a time, forming a circle. This can be done with or without holding a small object for added challenge.

Thank you for your service and sacrifice.
11/11/2025

Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

Fall and cooler weather summon apple season. It’s one of our favorite times of the year as it means we can explore all s...
11/04/2025

Fall and cooler weather summon apple season. It’s one of our favorite times of the year as it means we can explore all sorts of fun fall themes, visit an apple orchard or pumpkin patch, and dive into a good book about fall.
When exploring an apple theme, we love to incorporate hands-on activities.

Try some of these simple activities at home:

🍎 Toothpick Poke: Cut your apples into small pieces and use toothpick to create any design. Build a tower, car, or house!

🍎 Apple Oobleck: This clever twist on traditional oobleck is sure to keep everyone entertained. Just google “apple oobleck” to find a recipe.

🍎 Bobbing for Apples: Use a bowl full of water and tongs and collect all the apples from the bowl. You can also go old school and try to grab some with your mouth!

🍎 Apple Tower: Create a tower with layers of apples and playdough. See who can make the tallest tower!

🍎 Apple Rolling Race: Create a race course to roll your apple through. The first one across the finish line wins!

🍎 Apple Stamps: Create classic apple stamps or use cookie cutters to make your own shapes!

Boo! 👻 Happy Halloween!
10/31/2025

Boo! 👻 Happy Halloween!

Hyped up from Halloween? Try these tips to get your little one settled for bed.
10/31/2025

Hyped up from Halloween? Try these tips to get your little one settled for bed.

Happy Halloween from Woody and his Toy Story Crew! 🎃
10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from Woody and his Toy Story Crew! 🎃

It's not too late to have some pumpkin fun! Pumpkins make the perfect fall OT activity. You can pick one up at the store...
10/23/2025

It's not too late to have some pumpkin fun! Pumpkins make the perfect fall OT activity. You can pick one up at the store, local farmers market, or head to a pumpkin patch before the season is over.

Carve or Paint a Pumpkin- You can carve a funny face, add paint to make a silly face, or use stickers. Be creative and use materials you have around the house to dress up your pumpkin.

Pumpkin Race- Grab a couple of mini pumpkins or small gourds. Kids can race to move the mini pumpkins from one side of the room to another.

Pumpkin I Spy- Place the pumpkins around the room all visible from one spot of the sofa. Have your child sit on the sofa and find all the pumpkins. They can even use binoculars to help them find all the pumpkins.

Pumpkin Balance Activity– Make an indoor balance beam with pillows, tape, or books! Use you pumpkins to work on balance, coordination, motor planning, stooping, bending, and other gross motor skills.

Taste a Pumpkin- Try some pumpkin! You can buy pumpkin flavored items, eat canned pumpkin, make a pie or other tasty treat, and even eat the seeds.

Autumn is an amazing time of year for walking and a fun way to work on speech and language with your child. As the seaso...
10/22/2025

Autumn is an amazing time of year for walking and a fun way to work on speech and language with your child. As the seasons change, there is much to observe. Try these fun fall walk ideas!

Make a Collection:
Equipment needed: Baskets or bags
As you walk collect acorns, leaves, rocks, or anything of interest. These foraged items can be used for crafts, display, left out for the birds, or sorted into piles upon return.

Bark Rubbings:
Equipment needed: Paper, masking tape, crayons
On this nature walk, you’ll want to pay special attention to the different types of bark on your local trees. You can identify a few that your children find interesting, and make a bark rubbing of them. Simply tape up your paper to the tree, and lightly rub a crayon across the paper, all in one direction. Do this at a few trees and compare! You may want to title each rubbing with the type of tree it came from so you don’t forget

Plant ID: P
Equipment needed: phones or tablets
There are plenty of great plant identification apps available for free. You simply snap a photo of a plant, indicate what part of the plant it is and are given a list of possible plants it may be! You can easily learn many new plants that grow in your area.

Nature Book:
Equipment needed: A book about nature and a blanket or chair
This is a nature walk where you bring a book and read it! I recommend choosing a place with a great view for this walk. It can be so lovely to read outdoors, especially in good weather.

Nature Bracelets:
Equipment needed: Duct tape, scissors
To make these lovely nature bracelets, each child needs a duct tape bracelet around their wrist with the sticky side facing out, before the walk begins. On your walk, you can either see what sticks to you, or intentionally select some nature finds to add to your bracelet.

Activity ideas from: Deirdre Skipper, Kindling Wild

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139 Maple Row Boulevard, Suite 300
Hendersonville, TN
37075

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Monday 7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6pm
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