Childrens Physical Therapy Associates

About Childrens Physical Therapy Associates

Children’s Physical Therapy Associates, also known as CPTA, is a therapist-owned pediatric physical therapy practice based in Prairie Village, Kansas, serving children and young adults in southern Johnson County and the Kansas City area. The practice has provided pediatric physical therapy since 1994 and offers services through a primary clinic for evaluations and land-based care, along with several aquatic therapy locations in Johnson County and nearby communities. Its main clinic is at 5250 W. 94th Terrace, Suite 200 in Prairie Village, inside Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgery Associates’ clinic. Aquatic and land-based therapy may also be provided at partner pool facilities in Overland Park, Olathe, and Bonner Springs.

CPTA works with children and young adults who have developmental delays, motor delays, orthopedic needs, neuromuscular or neurological conditions, medically fragile conditions, injuries, and short- or long-term physical therapy needs. Services described on the website include motor screenings, physical therapy evaluations, functional skill assessments, individualized therapy programs, aquatic therapy, land-based therapy, partial weight-bearing treadmill training, individualized strengthening and weight training, functional electrical stimulation, orthotics and equipment consultation, and summer aquatic therapy intensives. Common diagnoses noted by the practice include cerebral palsy, abnormal gait, abnormal muscle tone, developmental delays, post-surgical orthopedic conditions, juvenile arthritis, spina bifida, traumatic brain injury, sports injuries, brachial plexus injury, torticollis, and developmental coordination disorder.

The clinical team includes pediatric physical therapists Darci DeBaun, PT, MSPT; Jessica Duvall, PT, DPT; Brooke Olson, PT, DPT; and Megan Koenigsman, PT, DPT. Staff backgrounds include aquatic physical therapy certification, neuro-rehabilitation interests, torticollis experience, myofascial release, serial casting, Neurodevelopmental Treatment education, RockTape education, and instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization training. CPTA describes its approach as helping children and young adults build motor skills and work toward their individual functional potential.

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