Short bursts. BIG gains.
Welcome to All Things Beautiful Pediatric Therapy! We offer intensive pediatric physical therapy services in the Greater Atlanta and surrounding areas. Our mission is to provide the highest quality, comprehensive care that empowers the growth and development of not only the child, but the family as a unit, through both patient and family-centered care that is specific to you and your child’s unique needs and goals.
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Our goal is to help kids build strength, mobility, endurance, and independence through repetitive practice over a short period of time to jumpstart progress in balance, coordination, posture, and the strength needed for everyday skills. We conveniently offer our intensives in the comfort of your own home.
What we offer
DMI Level C
Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI) is a comprehensive intervention used by both physical and occupational therapists to treat children with gross motor impairments by improving automatic postural responses and promoting progress towards developmental milestones.
TASES Method
Task-specific Activity Stimulation and Exercise is an intervention that uses electrical stimulation to improve motor function and coordination. It activates muscles and provides low level sensory stimulation to improve movement patterns and muscle function.
Vibration Therapy
The Hypervibe uses rhythmical oscillations to stimulate the neuromuscular system, improve tone, reduce spasticity, increase muscle activation and strength, improve bone structure, improve balance, and so much more.
Suit Therapy
The Kyrios suit is a dynamic orthosis used to support children with postural or movement disorders of neurological or orthopedic origin. It utilizes advanced compression and therapeutic reinforcement to provide stability and postural support.
Typical Questions
How long is an intensive?
What equipment will be used?
Generally, an intensive bout lasts anywhere from 2-3 hours a day, 5 days a week, for 1-3 weeks, consecutively. The time can be adjusted depending on specific needs.
Depending on your child’s current level and needs, an intensive bout can include the use of DMI boxes, an e-stim machine, floor mats, dynamic postural suits, and more.
And don’t forget toys!
What diagnoses do you treat?
What is DMI?
Intensive physical therapy is suited for any type of neuromotor dysfunction. The list involves but it NOT limited to: Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, genetic mutations/deletions, Prematurity, Epilepsy, and more.
Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI) is a therapeutic technique used in occupational and physical therapy to treat children with motor delay by improving automatic postural responses and promoting progress towards developmental milestones. (dmitherapy.com)
Is there a weight limit for DMI?
We do have a weight limit of 30 lbs moderate to maximum assist for DMI handling, specifically when it comes to floating techniques. If your child weighs more than 30 lbs, please continue to reach out about intensives as other handling and therapeutic techniques can be used.
At this time, we are not in network with private insurance companies, Medicaid, or CMOs.
We can provide you with a super-bill for reimbursement upon request to assist in making the intensive more affordable. Unfortunately, after working several years under the insurance model, we have found that we are not able to fully serve under set guidelines and limitations set forth by insurance companies.
Let's meet!
My name is Kacee Stevens, PT, DPT, and Board-certified Clinical Specialist in Pediatric Therapy. I completed my Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy at Brenau University in 2019 and have been working in pediatrics ever since. My goal is to provide my patients and families with the best quality, comprehensive care.
In my free time, I enjoy outdoor activities, exercising, and watching movies.
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