Powerhouse Therapy

04/09/2026

This is what progress actually looks like.

Not just movement in a clinic

but changes that carry into everyday life.

Getting in and out of the car.

Going up and down stairs.

Participating more independently.

These are the moments that matter most to families.

And they don’t happen by chance.

They come from consistent, targeted work that gives the weaker side a real opportunity to engage and grow.

This is the kind of progress we’re working toward.

If you’re navigating this with your child and unsure what next steps look like, you’re not alone. Feel free to reach out.

03/29/2026

Enrollment for our June CIMT intensive is closing.

We only offer this program once a year.

If your child has hemiparesis and you’ve been hoping to see:

• Increased functional use of their affected arm
• Stronger grasp and coordination
• Greater independence in daily tasks

This is your opportunity.

Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy is designed to create the repetition and intensity the brain needs to build new pathways.

And summer gives families the space to focus.

If you’ve been considering it, now is the time to reach out.

DM CIMT or click the link in bio to schedule a call.

Enrollment closes soon.

03/23/2026

When we finished modified CIMT at 12 months, we knew she had more potential.

Now, months later, she is:

✔ Using her affected arm without prompting
✔ Reaching and grasping independently
✔ Integrating both hands during play
✔ Meeting goals we once had to scaffold carefully

This is what happens when early intervention builds the right foundation.

Children with hemiparesis don’t just need time.

They need opportunity, repetition, and intentional intervention.

Scottie’s progress is why we believe so strongly in this model.

June enrollment is closing soon.

If your child has one-sided weakness, this is your window.

DM CIMT to schedule a call.

03/22/2026

We are nearing capacity for our June CIMT intensive.

Because this program is small and individualized, enrollment is limited.

This is not a general therapy camp.

It is a structured neurological intervention for children with hemiparesis.

If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, this is your reminder.

The next opportunity will not be until next summer.

If your child needs focused intervention to increase use of their affected arm, now is the time.

DM CIMT or visit the link in bio.

03/19/2026

Weekly therapy works for many goals.

But when it comes to hemiparesis, intensity changes outcomes.

The brain builds new pathways through repetition.

That’s why CIMT uses a concentrated model — multiple hours a day focused on increasing use of the affected arm.

Instead of waiting week to week for progress, we create a structured environment that accelerates learning.

More repetitions.

More functional practice.

More independence.

This is why families often see meaningful changes during the intensive.

We only offer this program in the summer.

June enrollment is open.

Click the link in bio or DM CIMT for details.

03/15/2026

When many families first come to our CIMT intensive, they are tired.

They’ve done traditional therapy.

They’ve worked hard at home.

They’ve waited and hoped that over time their child would begin using the affected arm more consistently.

Sometimes progress comes slowly.

Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT) takes a different approach.

Through an intensive model, children spend several hours each day practicing meaningful, play-based activities that encourage use of the affected arm and hand.

Over time, we often begin to see something shift — more reaching, more grasping, and more confidence using that arm during everyday play.

Hearing parents reflect on those changes is one of the most meaningful parts of this work.

This video shares part of one family’s experience in our program.

Our June CIMT sessions are now enrolling, and we offer this intensive program only once each year.

You can learn more here:
www.constrainttherapy.com

11/20/2025

🥳 🎂 Scottie is ONE!
Scottie turned ONE today, and like many little ones in CIMT, her sessions have been a mix of tears, brief moments of calm, and short bursts of trying with each new toy. We follow her lead, keep things flexible, and lean into what motivates her most — food.

Progress doesn’t always look picture-perfect, but it is happening. And we’re proud of the work she’s doing in her own time.

11/15/2025

Week 2 CIMT Progress with Scottie 💛

We wrapped up week two with lots of reaching and grasping practice. Even with a slow start at the beginning of her intensive, Scottie is getting more comfortable and motivated

Here she’s working on using her weaker arm to pull squigz off the window—building strength, coordination, and confidence with every repetition.

Proud of this little one and excited for her week 3 wins already. ✨

11/05/2025

Scottie’s Journey:

Day 1 of our newest MCIMT intensive! 💪

This sweet 1-year-old is starting her journey toward stronger, more coordinated movement.

CIMT (Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy) helps kids build strength and new skills in their affected arm through daily play, movement, and fun!

We can’t wait to share her progress over the next few weeks — stay tuned for updates from her Powerhouse journey! 💛

07/23/2025