Back-to-school transitions can feel overwhelming, but with the right support, kids can thrive. At All Together Wellness, we offer physical, occupational, speech, and feeding therapy, along with tutoring services, to help children build confidence, ease stress, and succeed in the classroom and beyond.

Your child’s first steps open the door to growth in communication, social-emotional skills, and motor development. Walking builds on milestones like crawling and standing, leading to climbing, kicking, and exploring.

At All Together Wellness, we provide play-based pediatric therapy—physical, occupational, and speech—to help children build skills and reach milestones. Step Up for Students scholarships can help cover costs.

As summer begins, families can balance screen time with sensory-rich activities like outdoor play, arts and crafts, and nature walks. Limiting devices while encouraging hands-on experiences supports children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development.

Crawling is a vital milestone that builds strength, coordination, sensory development, and brain growth. Even if your baby struggles or skips this step, pediatric therapy can help support these important skills.

Celebrate your child's journey by tracking key developmental milestones! These markers help monitor growth, detect delays early, and strengthen parent-child bonds. Every step counts—embrace the small wins that lead to big achievements!

Staying active is essential for children's growth, not just physically but mentally and emotionally too. Encouraging kids to try different activities helps them discover their interests, build confidence, and develop healthy habits. The key is to introduce variety—helping children find activities they truly love sets the foundation for lifelong fitness and well-being. Read what Dr. Karli Taulbee recommends for children to stay happy and healthy this Spring!

Expectant and postpartum mothers now have unprecedented access to information on women’s health conditions. While much of this information serves as a valuable resource for women to advocate for their health and well-being, oftentimes this information is presented in a way that can be unnecessarily frightening.