Connected Kids Pediatric Therapy

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Holistic Pediatric Occupational Therapy
🧠 Strong brain foundations first
✨Bottom-up, root-cause approach
✨Nervous system support
✨Primitive Reflex Integration
✨Neuroadaptive™ Therapy Intensives
✨Low-Level Laser Therapy
đź“Ť Queen Creek, AZ

05/27/2026

NEW in clinic this summer đź’šđź’ś

Starting in June, green + violet laser will be offered during our NeuroConnect Intensives + follow-up sessions as another supportive tool in our nervous system toolbox ✨

Some of the benefits we’re excited about:
• calming + regulating the nervous system
• supporting systemic inflammation + immune function
• helpful support for kids who struggle with diagnoses such as PANS / PANDAS
• antibacterial + antimicrobial properties
• lymphatic + circulation support
• gentle nervous system organization before deeper infrared laser work on the brain/head

We’re excited to continue combining these tools with movement, regulation, reflex integration, and functional therapy to support stronger brain-body connections 🧠

05/21/2026

Using blue lens iLight glasses with right-sided blinking stimulation to help activate and support the LEFT hemisphere 🧠✨

We often pair this with:
• vagus nerve stimulation
• calming vagus nerve music
• low level laser therapy
• vibration/proprioceptive input

inside our NeuroConnect Intensives to support nervous system organization from the foundation up.

Why the RIGHT side blinking?
Visual input to the right visual field helps stimulate and strengthen networks in the LEFT hemisphere of the brain.

This may help support:
✨ timing + sequencing
✨ language & auditory processing
✨ focus + attention
✨ motor planning
✨ regulation + grounding
✨ nervous system organization

We love combining multiple sensory + neurological inputs together to help the brain build stronger, more connected pathways through neuroplasticity đź’ˇ

04/29/2026

Tummy time is about so much more than babies—it’s a powerful way to keep building a strong foundation as kids grow.

✨ It strengthens the core (hello posture + stability)
✨ Builds neck and upper body strength
✨ Supports motor coordination and body awareness
✨ Helps integrate important primitive reflexes

In this video, we’re targeting the Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex (TLR).

When this reflex is still active, looking down can cause the body to want to collapse into flexion—arms bend, legs tuck, posture drops. That means your child has to work extra hard to fight gravity.

👉 By practicing this “Superman” position over the therapy ball, we’re helping his brain and body learn to extend, stabilize, and stay strong against gravity—which is key for posture, coordination, and confidence in movement.

If your child seems:
• Clumsy
• Slouched or fatigued easily
• Struggles to hold their body up

…it may be worth looking at reflex integration!

Especially if they avoided or disliked tummy time as a baby—that early foundation matters more than we think.

Build the foundation first so the skills can follow - Always 🧠✨

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22711 S Ellsworth Road Ste G106
Queen Creek, AZ
85142

Opening Hours

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

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