Small Talk Pediatric Therapy Center

04/07/2026

Spring has sprung, and our therapists are heading outside! Evelyn has been hard at work, practicing her bike riding skills in Physical Therapy. By taking the pedals off of her bike, she is able to focus on balance and steering while she coasts through the parking lot. Way to go, Evelyn!

04/05/2026

Wishing all of our Small Talk families a joyous Easter with their loved ones. We hope the Bunny hopped on by for a visit!

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04/02/2026

Today, on Autism Acceptance Day, we celebrate and honor the unique strengths, perspectives, and experiences of individuals on the autism spectrum.

At Small Talk, we are committed to creating a supportive, inclusive environment where every child feels seen, valued, and empowered to grow. Acceptance goes beyond awareness. It means embracing differences, fostering understanding, and building a community where all children can thrive.

Let’s continue to listen, learn, and advocate together every day.

04/01/2026

Small Talk prides itself on offering the latest in evidence based practice. We are thrilled to announce our newest passion project, Therapy In The Dark, to allow our kids to challenge their skills in vestibular and proprioceptive balance, stereognosis, feeding exploration, and communication strategies. This gold standard of care is now available at all three Small Talk locations. We can't wait to see our kiddos thrive!

Check the comments for more info on this treatment strategy!

03/21/2026

We loved being part of Opening Day at the Greene County Youth Center! ⚾️

Proud to sponsor the Orioles—an amazing group of kiddos just beginning their journey with teamwork, confidence, and fun. It’s so special to see their excitement, smiles, and love for the game already shining through.

Wishing this sweet group a season full of fun, friendship, and lots of memorable firsts! 🧡:

03/21/2026

Happy World Down Syndrome Day! At Small Talk, we are honored to support and learn from children with Down Syndrome every day. Their joy, determination, and unique perspectives remind us that every child develops in their own beautiful way, and differences are something to be celebrated.

World Down Syndrome Day is a time to raise awareness, promote inclusion, and advocate for opportunities for individuals with Down Syndrome to thrive in all areas of life. From building strength and coordination to growing communication and independence, every milestone matters, and every child deserves the chance to reach their fullest potential.

Join us in spreading kindness today, and don’t forget to rock your colorful socks!

03/17/2026

Luck has nothing to do with the progress our kiddos are making. Happy St. Patrick's Day, Small Talk families! We hope the leprechauns are taking it easy on everyone.

03/16/2026

03/12/2026

Virginia 🫱🏼‍🫲🏽 False Spring

03/11/2026

Join us this Sunday, March 15th for Sportable's VA Adaptive Sports Festival from 12:00-4:00pm at Henrico Sports and Events Center.

…PARTICIPATE and try out sports adapted for people who have limited mobility, a physical or visual impairment. No matter your age or disability, they have something for you! From wheelchair sports teams to individual sports like archery, cycling or kayaking, there are 20+ sports to try out and choose from.

…SPECTATE and watch wheelchair basketball games in action as well as sport and vendor demos! You will not want to miss the action!

03/02/2026

Dylan is working on her strengthening skills with this fun TheraPutty animal sanctuary activity by pressing popsicle sticks into resistance putty while positioned in tall kneeling. This allows her to strengthen her hips and core muscles while also working on her fine motor skills.

02/26/2026

Small Talk roadtrip! Melanie and Miles were proud to represent Small Talk at the Career and Internship Fair hosted by the University of Maryland, Melanie's Alma Mater.

We were incredibly grateful for the opportunity to connect with current students, share about careers in pediatric therapy, and give back to the community that helped shape Melanie's journey.