Pediatric Speech, Occupational, Physical Therapy

Q: What are some signs my child may benefit from Speech Therapy?

We commonly support children who experience:Delayed speech or language developmentDifficulty expressing wants, needs, or feelingsLimited, unclear, or hard-to-understand speechTrouble understanding directions or questionsEcholalia (repeating words or phrases)Challenges with social communication and conversationDifficulty with articulation and speech soundsLimited gestures, eye contact, or joint attentionFrustration due to communication challengesSupport with AAC devices or alternative communication

Q: What does Physical Therapy help with?

Physical Therapy at Halo commonly supports:Gross motor skills (rolling, sitting, crawling, walking, running, jumping)Balance and coordinationStrength and endurancePosture and alignmentMobility and gait

Q: What are some signs my child may benefit from Physical Therapy?

Your child may benefit from Physical Therapy if you notice:Your child is delayed with big movement milestones like rolling, sitting, crawling, walking, running, or jumpingThey seem to struggle with balance and coordination (falling often or feeling unsteady)They have a harder time building strength and endurance compared to peersYou notice challenges with posture or alignment (how they sit, stand, or hold their body)Their mobility or walking pattern (gait) seems unusual or inconsistent

A circle of support for your child.

Serving central Florida families, our therapists come together around you and your child to nurture new progress and lasting results.

At Halo Pediatric Therapies, our mission is to guide your child’s unique journey in a safe and supportive environment where growth is celebrated at every step.

A New Approach to Pediatric Therapy

Traditional therapy often focuses on isolated goals. Halo focuses on the whole system around the child. We partner with parents and caregivers as active participants in care—sharing insight, strategies, and guidance that help therapy extend beyond the clinic and into real life.

What sets Halo apart:

Parent and caregiver empowerment as a clinical priority

Longer, more intentional sessions through private-pay flexibility

Collaborative care across Speech, OT, and PT

Evidence-based practices adapted for real life

A warm, modern, community-driven experience

Halo is more than a clinic—it's a circle of support around every child.

Care that Grows with Your Child

We offer integrated pediatric therapy services designed to support development, independence, and confidence.

Helping children find their voice

Pediatric Speech Therapy

Supporting communication, language development, articulation, and social connection—so children can express themselves with clarity and confidence.

Supporting movement and mobility

Pediatric Physical Therapy

Supporting strength, mobility, coordination, and movement—so children can explore their world with confidence and ease.

Skills for everyday life

Pediatric Occupational Therapy

Helping children build the skills they need for daily life, regulation, play, and independence—while honoring sensory and emotional needs.

About Halo

We imagine a future where therapy feels less like an appointment and more like a partnership.

Helping children build the skills they need for daily life, regulation, play, and independence—while honoring sensory and emotional needs.

Getting Started is Simple

Where evidence-based therapy meets everyday life.

Book a discovery call with a member of our care team.

Schedule an evaluation to shape a plan for your child and family.

Begin care designed to support your child—and your family.

Coming Soon!

We’re working on our next big idea: combining therapies with academics, to create a new ABA school right here in Orlando. Sign up below to be notified when we launch.

You’ve got questions,

we’ve got some of the answers! Whether you’re just beginning to explore pediatric therapy or looking for a more connected, supportive experience—we’re here for your family.

Still have questions

What is Pediatric Speech Therapy?

Pediatric Speech Therapy helps children improve communication skills. Speech Therapy can support a wide range of needs depending on your child’s strengths and challenges.

What are some signs my child may benefit from Speech Therapy?

We commonly support children who experience:

Delayed speech or language development
Difficulty expressing wants, needs, or feelings
Limited, unclear, or hard-to-understand speech
Trouble understanding directions or questions
Echolalia (repeating words or phrases)
Challenges with social communication and conversation
Difficulty with articulation and speech sounds
Limited gestures, eye contact, or joint attention
Frustration due to communication challenges
Support with AAC devices or alternative communication

What is Pediatric Physical Therapy?

Pediatric Physical Therapy helps children who have delays, injuries, or medical conditions that affect movement.

PT at Halo is:

Play-based
Age-appropriate
Family-centered

What does Physical Therapy help with?

Physical Therapy at Halo commonly supports:

Gross motor skills (rolling, sitting, crawling, walking, running, jumping)
Balance and coordination
Strength and endurance
Posture and alignment
Mobility and gait

What are some signs my child may benefit from Physical Therapy?

Your child may benefit from Physical Therapy if you notice:

Your child is delayed with big movement milestones like rolling, sitting, crawling, walking, running, or jumping
They seem to struggle with balance and coordination (falling often or feeling unsteady)
They have a harder time building strength and endurance compared to peers
You notice challenges with posture or alignment (how they sit, stand, or hold their body)
Their mobility or walking pattern (gait) seems unusual or inconsistent

What is Pediatric Occupational Therapy?

Occupational Therapy helps children develop the skills they need to participate in everyday life — like playing, learning, self-care routines, and social interaction.

OT supports skills like:

Fine motor development
Sensory processing and regulation
Coordination and body awareness
Daily living tasks (feeding, dressing, grooming, handwriting)

What are signs my child may benefit from Occupational Therapy ?

Your child may benefit from Occupational Therapy if you notice:

Trouble with fine motor skills (writing, cutting, utensils)
Sensory sensitivities or sensory-seeking behaviors
Difficulty with dressing, feeding, or grooming
Big feelings, meltdowns, or difficulty staying regulated
Struggles with transitions or routines
Low muscle tone, coordination, or body awareness challenges
Challenges participating at school or with peers