On August 3rd, 2009, Darling Pediatric Therapies opened its doors for the first time with only two occupational therapists, one speech language pathologist and one physical therapist, and only one office suite of # 113. We proudly served our families as we continually looked for ways to grow and improve. Fast forward to August 3rd, 2021 and you’ll find: We…
“How to spend my time while waiting for my child during a therapy session.” Q: Can I leave and run errands during my child’s therapy time? A: Check with your child’s therapist in person prior to doing so. There may be specific reasons why your therapist may want to have you on site during your child’s therapy session, even if…
IMMEDIATE NEED for 1 to 2 Occupational Therapists for an existing caseload of 20 afternoon and after-school hours, weekdays. Could grow to full time hours, if wanted.
Our former ball pit has been repurposed. We just had the grand opening of the CRASH PIT. It has received rave reviews by our most loyal ball pit fans. It provides great input to our kids when they jump in while giving some nice balance challenges. The most important part is the ease of cleaning between use. This can easily…
Q: I am so tired of virtual EVERYTHING! What are some outdoor activities my child can do? A: There are so many great outdoor activities. For example, you can create obstacle courses with hula hoops, jump ropes, and other toys you already have at home. Obstacle courses are a great place for your child to practice walking, running, and jumping…
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Mask alternative being tried @ Darling Pediatric Therapies, thanks to one of our families.
We know that this is a very stressful time for everyone. Your child’s safety and well-being are our first priority.
We are working hard at DPT to provide the safest environment possible in which to provide therapy in the clinic setting, while adhering to the CDC and the Governor of GA’s orders.