Pediatric Physical Therapy in Concord, NC
Physical Therapy for Concord Kids — Strength, Balance, and Confidence
Integrative Wellness & Therapeutics provides in-person pediatric physical therapy, with virtual parent coaching, for Concord children — at our Cornelius clinic 22 miles away, building strength, balance, and confidence.
Private-pay therapy · We review rates with you on your discovery call
- Rated 4.9 on Google — 41 reviews
- 8 licensed therapists — OT, PT, speech, and myofunctional therapy
- Referred by local specialists — dentists, orthodontists, and pediatricians
- In person or online — our Cornelius clinic or NC teletherapy
Serving Concord families in person in Cornelius, NC, or by teletherapy while your child is in North Carolina.
Prefer to talk? Call (704) 610-8250
“They helped my child walk confidently again.”— Parent review
Physical Therapy for Concord Families
Concord sits in Cabarrus County, in the Charlotte metro area. Our clinic at 19901 W Catawba Ave Ste 104, Cornelius, NC 28031 is 22 miles from Concord — about 36 min by car.
Concord families see us in person in Cornelius, with virtual sessions and parent coaching available when a clinic visit doesn't fit the week.
Whether your child is a toddler at home or a student in Cabarrus County Schools, we build physical therapy goals around your family's real routines and give you home-program strategies you can share with your child's teachers.
Optional timing: some families schedule a more frequent block of physical therapy around school breaks, when schedules open up — others keep the same rhythm all year. See the Cabarrus County Schools calendar.
Movement-based care that strengthens coordination, mobility, and motor development for growing children. Read the full Physical Therapy overview.
When Movement Feels Like a Struggle
Movement is how children explore, play, and keep up with friends.
Missed Milestones
Delays in crawling, walking, or running leave kids feeling left behind in school and play.
Chronic Conditions or Injuries
Cerebral palsy, scoliosis, torticollis, or recovery from injuries make mobility and strength harder to achieve.
Balance and Coordination Issues
Frequent falls, poor posture, or trouble keeping up with peers impact confidence and daily activities.
A Clear Plan Toward Confident Movement
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Step 1: Schedule a Physical Therapy Evaluation
We assess gross motor skills, strength, posture, and milestones.
From Concord, our Cornelius clinic is 22 miles away — about 36 min by car.
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Step 2: Receive a Customized Therapy Plan
Tailored exercises and play-based activities designed for your child's needs.
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Step 3: See Steady Progress
Ongoing therapy sessions with at-home strategies to ensure lasting results.
Compassionate Care From Licensed Experts
At Integrative Wellness and Therapeutics, we understand how difficult it is to watch your child struggle with movement. Our pediatric physical therapists provide gentle, play-based therapy that builds strength, balance, and independence.
Trusted by pediatricians, orthopedists, and schools, we combine clinical expertise with a supportive, family-centered approach.
- “We saw progress after just a few sessions.”
- “The therapists treated my child with such kindness and patience.”
- “Now my child keeps up with friends at school — what a relief.”
Trusted by dentists, orthodontists, pediatricians, and lactation consultants across the Carolinas.
What Pediatric Physical Therapy Focuses On
Pediatric physical therapy supports children in building strength, coordination, balance, and mobility. Therapy addresses delayed milestones, torticollis, low muscle tone, motor planning difficulties, cerebral palsy, poor coordination and balance, spina bifida, and genetic syndromes.
It is also called PT, developmental PT, gross motor therapy, pediatric rehabilitation, or motor skills therapy. Each term highlights the focus on functional movement and physical independence.
Therapy addresses rolling, crawling, sitting, standing, and walking milestones. It helps children with torticollis and head shape concerns, improves posture, and supports recovery from injuries or surgeries, with customized plans for complex conditions.
Physical therapy is play-based and motivating. Parent education ensures exercises continue at home, which maximizes progress between sessions.
Our Pediatric Physical Therapy Services
Pediatric physical therapy helps children develop the motor skills and strength they need for independence.
- Gross Motor Development — crawling, walking, running, jumping, climbing
- Balance & Coordination — core stability, posture, fewer falls, agility
- Strength & Endurance — muscle tone, stamina, and safe movement
- Rehabilitation Support — recovery from injuries, surgeries, or chronic conditions
- Play-Based Therapy — fun, engaging activities that keep kids motivated
Our approach makes therapy feel like play while achieving measurable progress.
Life-Changing Results for Children and Families
“My child can now climb the playground equipment and keep up with friends.”
“We finally feel hopeful about her progress.”
“The therapists were compassionate, patient, and made therapy fun.”
“This was the best investment in our child's future.”
What Families Say About Physical Therapy
“i can only say that i wish we had found this amazing group a few years ago - from the moment that we walked in the door, i knew that we had found what we had been praying for... this is more than a group - they are a family, with every single person committed to helping the sweet kiddo (or adult!) they are seeing. they are constantly sharing knowledge/wisdom gleaned from their experiences, as well as simply being kind, compassionate folks who will listen and offer suggestions where needed. my lil dude LOVES coming here and asks about them randomly throughout the week. it's truly a joy coming here - a peaceful and refreshing change of pace from the places that are on insurance's schedule. <3”
“The therapist at integrative has absolutely changed our life! My son loves going to see them and they have helped him cope in ways I never imagined.”
“Samantha and her team at Integrative Wellness and Therapeutics are amazing! They're incredibly knowledgeable and great with their patients. If your child needs Myofunctional Therapy, Speech, OT, or other therapies, look no further!”
Concord NC Physical Therapy — Common Questions
How far is the clinic from Concord for physical therapy visits?
Our clinic at 19901 W Catawba Ave Ste 104, Cornelius, NC 28031 is 22 miles from Concord — about 36 min by car. We invite Concord families in for physical therapy in person; if you prefer, teletherapy is available while your child is in North Carolina.
Who provides physical therapy for Concord families?
Our licensed team serving Concord includes Meghan F. (PT, DPT). Every therapist works from the same coordinated, whole-child plan.
Should we time physical therapy around Cabarrus County Schools breaks in Concord?
It's optional. Some Concord families schedule a more frequent block of physical therapy around Cabarrus County Schools breaks, when schedules open up; others keep the same rhythm all year, and therapy works either way. The current calendar is on the district's website.
Can physical therapy goals carry over to my child's school in Concord?
Yes. Cabarrus County Schools serves families in Concord. We give you physical therapy home-program strategies you can share with your child's teachers, so practice continues during the school day.
Can you coordinate physical therapy with my child's doctors in the Concord area?
Yes. With your written consent, we coordinate with your child's pediatrician and any specialists — including care teams at local systems such as Atrium Health Cabarrus — so physical therapy fits alongside the care your child already receives.
What Does a Physical Therapist Do for Children?
They help children build strength, coordination, and motor skills for independence.
How Does Physical Therapy Help With Developmental Delays?
It targets gross motor milestones like crawling, walking, and balance.
Can Physical Therapy Improve Balance and Coordination?
Yes. Exercises strengthen core stability, reduce falls, and improve movement flow.
What Conditions Benefit From Pediatric Physical Therapy?
Delayed milestones, torticollis, low muscle tone, motor planning difficulties, cerebral palsy, poor coordination and balance, spina bifida, and genetic syndromes.
How Long Does It Take to See Results From Physical Therapy?
Some progress appears in weeks, but lasting change often requires months of consistent therapy.
How Does Physical Therapy Support Feeding Therapy?
Physical therapy strengthens posture, core stability, and motor coordination — essentials for safe feeding. Good trunk and head control help children sit upright, manage swallowing, and coordinate breathing while eating, which makes feeding therapy more effective.
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More Services for Concord Families
We serve families across North Carolina, in our Cornelius clinic or through teletherapy.
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Explore Wellness Exams →Request an Appointment
Private-pay therapy · We review rates with you on your discovery call · Or call (704) 610-8250.