Northwest Pediatric Therapy

Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy,
Speech Therapy & Language Therapy
Located in Cary Illinois (847) 462-9750

Providing Pediatric Therapy Services Since 1995

Dedicated To The Care Of Your Child

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1005 Alexander Court, Unit A
Cary, IL 60013

Phone: (847) 462-9750   Fax: (847) 462-9751

" We are so grateful to Northwest Pediatric Therapy. At a time when we were struggling to understand our son's diagnosis and what the next step's were, Northwest Pediatric Therapy was a refuge. Our son has never been a label but always an individual!"
NWPT Parent

"Our son's time at Northwest Pediatric Therapy has been invaluable. The individual and experienced attention he receives has helped him make huge steps toward reaching his potential"
NWPT Parent

The professionals at NORTHWEST PEDIATRIC THERAPY work closely with the patients and their families to help every child reach their personal best. Our therapeutic programs are designed to reach our patients goals through therapies that help your child meet their individual potential.

At NORTHWEST PEDIATRIC THERAPY we address issues such as Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, Spina Bifida, Traumatic Brain Injury, Torticollis, Asperger's Syndrome, Sensory Integrative Disorders and other developmental, genetic and orthopedic conditions. Offering treatments such as Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech and Language Therapy, Neuro-Developmental Treatment and education about various conditions.

NORTHWEST PEDIATRIC THERAPY
is located in southeast McHenry County in the Cary/Crystal Lake area. Approximately 15 minutes from downtown Barrington, Lake Zurich and McHenry. Only 5 minutes from Algonquin/Lake in the Hills area.

 

When to ask for help :
Children with any of the following may need assessment to determine if treatment is appropriate:

  • Frequent changes in mood
  • Stiff arms and or legs with movements
  • Frequently falls, appears clumsy
  • Floppy trunk and or arms and legs
  • Difficulty feeding, picky eater
  • Only tolerates comfortable clothes
  • Unable to adjust to changes, demands routine
  • Poor safety awareness
  • Avoids eye contact
  • Speech is not understood by others
  • Over reacts to movement, touch, taste and or sound
  • Unable to demonstrate advancement with milestones
  • Appears unmotivated
  • Difficulty with social skills
  • Overactive