Pediatric physical therapy is focused on musculoskeletal injuries or developmental delays in children, aiming to enhance their physical development and overall well-being. Trained therapists work closely with children, and adolescents who may have a range of conditions affecting their mobility, strength, motor control, and balance. Through tailored interventions, pediatric PT addresses developmental delays, neurological disorders like cerebral palsy, orthopedic injuries, genetic conditions, and sports-related injuries.

In the outpatient setting, pediatric PT sessions are carefully crafted to be engaging and age-appropriate, often incorporating play-based activities to make therapy enjoyable for children. Therapists utilize a variety of techniques such as exercises, games, balance activities, and specialized equipment to target specific goals, whether it's improving motor skills, managing pain, or enhancing overall physical function. The focus is not only on treating existing issues but also on preventing future complications and maximizing each child's functional abilities.