Category: Pediatric Physical Therapy

If you’ve been told your child has low muscle tone, or you’ve noticed that movement seems harder or more tiring for them, it’s normal to have questions. Many parents wonder what low muscle tone really means, how it might affect their child long-term, and whether physical therapy can help. In

As a parent, it’s natural to watch your child move, play, and explore their world. It’s also natural to sometimes wonder whether they’re keeping pace with other children their age. Questions like “Is this normal?” or “Should I be concerned?” are incredibly common, especially when it comes to physical development.

You may be considering pediatric physical therapy for your child because you feel they need extra help developing the strength, balance, coordination, and motor skills they need to move confidently in everyday life. Or perhaps your child’s pediatrician referred your child to a physical therapist.  It’s natural to wonder what

Noreen Zulaica began TOTS like many companies – with an idea.  What made it special was that the idea was to create the pediatric therapy practice where she would want to bring her child if she was a special needs parent.  In 2003 Noreen, the owner of the newly formed