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Empowering Children to Lead and Thrive
We provide specialized pediatric therapies at home, private schools, and daycare.
Who we are
Little Leaders Therapies streamlines therapy center operations, connecting families with effective services. Our expert team in design, recruitment, and management ensures accessibility, efficiency, and personalized care. Through remote hiring and diverse talent, we drive innovation and flexibility, turning challenges into growth opportunities.
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Our therapies
OT involves fun and structured activities aimed at boosting sensory, motor, and cognitive skills, helping children reach developmental milestones and manage everyday tasks with ease.
Occupational Therapy
Speech Therapy
ST utilizes interactive and personalized strategies to enhance communication skills, addressing issues like articulation, language development, and fluency.
Physical Therapy
PT focuses on exercises and movements designed to improve physical strength, flexibility, and mobility, aiding in recovery from injuries and managing chronic conditions.
FT offers specialized techniques and interventions aimed at improving eating behaviors and abilities, addressing issues like swallowing difficulties, sensory aversions, or poor feeding habits.
Feeding Therapy
Signs a child needs therapy & its benefits
Occupational
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Difficulty with fine motor skills (e.g., holding objects, using utensils).
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Challenges with self-care tasks (e.g., dressing, feeding).
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Sensory processing issues (e.g., overreacting to textures or sounds).
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Trouble engaging in play or structured activities.
Benefits
Include significant enhancements in fine and gross motor skills, improved coordination, better cognitive abilities, and increased confidence and independence in both school and social settings.
Speech
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Limited speech sounds or words.
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Difficulty being understood by others.
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Trouble following simple instructions.
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Limited use of gestures or words to communicate.
Benefits
Include improved clarity in speech, enhanced language abilities, and more effective communication skills. These advancements foster better academic performance, increased social interaction, and greater self-confidence, contributing to well-rounded development.
Physical
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Delays in reaching motor milestones (e.g., sitting, crawling, walking).
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Difficulty with balance and coordination.
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Frequent falls.
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Trouble with activities requiring strength and endurance.
Benefits
Include improved overall physical health, enhanced movement capabilities, and reduced pain. These improvements can lead to greater participation in sports and activities, higher energy levels, and an improved quality of life, fostering independence and resilience.
Feeding
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Difficulty chewing or swallowing.
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Frequent gagging or choking.
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Extreme pickiness with food textures.
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Long mealtimes or distress during meals
Benefits
Include improved nutritional intake, enhanced swallowing safety, and the development of healthy eating habits. These improvements support better growth and development, reduced anxiety around meals, and a more positive and enjoyable dining experience for children and their families.
Frequently Asked Questions
Contact us for more information
1255 Robert Blvd NW 122
Kennesaw, GA 30144
United States
Opening hours: Mon - Fri: 8am - 6pm
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