New Hope Therapy provides physical, occupational, speech and mental health therapy services to both adults and children all under one roof! 

Adults

Including, but not limited to: 
- Coordination, balance and motor planning
- Post-op rehabilitation
- Orthopedic injuries
- Orthosis / prosthesis fitting 
- Executive functioning skills
- Gait, posture, strength, and endurance
- Sports agility training
- Toe walking
- Joint / soft tissue mobilization
- Torticollis
- Postural re-education and training
- Sensory processing disorders
- Reflex integration - MRNI techniques
- Manual therapy 
- Low back and cervical pain
- Personalized exercise programs
- Ergonomic training
- Functional activity training
- Myofascial release and cupping
- Balance and maintenance strength training
- Muscular re-education 
- Ultrasound / laser / e-stim for pain 

Kids

Physical therapists are eager to help your child explore the world. They strive to make every session fun, while working on improving strength, flexibility, range of motion, posture, balance, and movement patterns. Areas of focus are coordination/balance/motor planning, sports injuries, sensory processing and reflex integration, toe walking, and executive functioning skills.

Adults

Including, but not limited to:  
- Community integration
- Awareness of the environment
- Tactile, ocular control, vestibular, auditory, visual, spatial and body integration
- Concentration, attention span, memory and orientation
- Activities of daily living
- Reflex integration - MNRI techniques 
- Sensory processing disorders 
​- Transitioning for teens to independent living
- Managing chronic living conditions
- Emotional and social development
- Instrumental activities of daily living
- Handwriting
- Astronaut / vestibular training
​- Self-care skills

Kids

Using a play-based approach, our occupational therapists engage your child in activities that develop important sensory processing, motor, behavioral, and thinking skills. Development in these areas improves performance in valued daily activities including dressing, feeding, writing, play, and social participation.

Adults

Including, but not limited to:  
- Aphasia (language impairment)
- Dysarthria and apraxia (motor speech impairment) 
- Cognitive communication disorders 
- Dementia 
- Dysphagia (swallowing impairment)
- Brain injuries 
- Dysphonia (voice disorders) 
- Stuttering
- Parkinsons Disease 
- LSVT Certified therapist
- VitalStim Certified therapist
- Cognitive linguistic processing 

Kids

Our Speech-language pathologists strive to give children the tools needed to communicate effectively. Their aim is to improve a child’s ability to use verbal and non-verbal language. Our Speech Pathologists utilize treatment in expressive and receptive language skills, apraxia, dyslexia, breast and bottle feeding, misarticulations, feeding and swallowing, literacy concerns, and fluency and word retrieval skills. 

​Reading is a skill that everyone should have, but sadly many kids struggle with learning to read. We want to help you if you think your child may be struggling with literacy. Literacy is a specific learning disability that is neurological in origin and characterized by difficulties with accurate and/or fluent word recognition, poor spelling and decoding difficulties, and problems in reading comprehension.
Literacy therapy sessions may include: 
- Alphabet principle
- Phonemic awareness
- Reading fluency
- Reading comprehension
- Spelling
- Handwriting
- Multi-sensory integration
- Study skills and learning strategies
- Written expression

Adults

Kids

Autistic Impressionable Diagnosis Testing for Children

Including: 
- Comprehensive evaluations and collaborative approach for trifecta ASD diagnosis
- Resources and point of contacts for families
- Thorough assessments of cognitive, language, motor, social and emotional development for your child's age level​