Empowering Children to Conquer Their World! Speech, Feeding, Occupational, & Physical Therapy We are located in Berea, Kentucky. You can reach us at 859-353-3666.
We provide speech and language therapy, feeding therapy, occupational therapy and physical therapy.
03/23/2026
Join our team!! If youβre an Occupational Therapist, Physical Therapist, or Speech Language Pathologist, consider a career with Hogg Therapy Pediatrics π·π! We foster a fun, flexible, growth-minded work environment with great benefits! Learn more and apply at www.hoggtherapy.com/careers π»
03/23/2026
Therapists and admin gathered on Saturday morning for a Spring Round Table session at our Richmond Clinic! It was a great opportunity to learn and grow together, with HTP staff sharing presentations across a bunch of different topics, from maximizing use of the gym in therapy, to AAC in early intervention, and many topics in between ππ€ Thank you to all who shared and to all who came to listen and learn! π·π
03/20/2026
Is your student ready for ACT testing this year? π With flexible scheduling, individualized care, and proven results, the Learning Specialists at HTPβs Learning Center are ready to equip your student with the tools they need to succeed! π§ π Call or text us at (859) 205-6494 to get scheduled! π²
03/20/2026
Happy Friday!βοΈπ Nothing better than a surprise visit from Hoggy in the gym!ππ·
03/19/2026
Climbing mountains (aka this incline) in physical therapy! To the trampoline we go!!π€Έπͺπ
Working on our fine motors skills and coordination by scooping sand in OT with Ms. Aysia!πππ
03/17/2026
PT Mrs. Hayden is helping this friend build up his core strength as a part of pelvic floor therapy by playing a game while standing on one foot! βοΈπͺ
03/17/2026
Mrs. Georgia is helping this friend find the right key during speech therapy!π Toys like this little house + key duo can provide the opportunity for kiddos to learn to ask for help, sharpen fine motor skills, and so much more. Plus, itβs a lot harder to misplace this set of keys π
03/17/2026
Our clinics are OPEN today! If you canβt make it to your appointment, telehealth is always available π» Call us at (859) 353-3666 with any questions! π·βοΈ
03/16/2026
Do you have old LEGO sets collecting dust at home? π§± Weβre looking for LEGO donations to help grow our LEGO Club, a monthly group where kids practice social skills like teamwork, communication, and problem-solving while building together. If your family has LEGO bricks or sets that are no longer being used, please consider donating them to our clinic! Your donation will help create new opportunities for kids to connect, collaborate, and build confidence alongside their peers. π· Every bin of bricks helps us create more opportunities for kids to learn through play. If youβd like to donate, you can bring LEGO pieces to the front desk during your next visit. Thank you for helping us keep the building going! π§±β¨PSβ¦more info + how to sign up for LEGO Club is coming soon β stay tuned!
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We provide pediatric physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy and feeding therapy. We also provide psycho-educational testing. We take all medicaid and commercial insurances. We are located in Berea, Kentucky. You can reach us at 859-353-3666. We are excited to work with your child.
What is pediatric therapy?
Our pediatric speech therapists use a childβs work or βplayβ to obtain desired communication. They diagnose and treat children with a broad spectrum of disorders. Speech therapists also train patients, families, and caregivers, and educate other health care professionals. Our speech therapists maximize opportunities to obtain natural speech and language from our developmentally appropriate equipment. They apply techniques that are highly integrated with physical and occupational therapists. A childβs speech or communication is the foundation for all peer and adult interaction. Speech is not only what a child says, but how they play and gesture, what language they understand and what information they can convey.
Occupational Therapy
Focuses on the underlying components of development. The pediatric occupational therapist works to promote independence for a childβs βoccupation,β which includes play, self-help tasks, and school related skills. Occupational Therapy typically address deficiencies in a person's fine motor skill development, dressing, hygiene, handwriting, behavior, and sensory integration.
Physical Therapy
Movement is the foundation for higher learning. Pediatric physical therapists work to enhance overall strength and mobility. The efficiency of a child's strength and mobility allows a child to maximize their independence. Gross motor skills such as rolling, sitting, crawling, standing, walking, running, jumping, climbing, skipping, bike riding and ball skills are the foundation of gross motor development.