- Our Services
Specialized therapy for the conditions other clinics treat as a sideline
Full-spectrum physical and occupational therapy with deep specialization in prosthetic and orthotic rehabilitation. Available in clinic or via telehealth.
- Prosthetic & Orthotic
- Pediatrics
- Vestibular & Manual
- Mental Health & Counseling
Prosthetic and orthotic therapy
The service we built this practice around. Comprehensive rehabilitation for new and experienced prosthesis and orthosis users. Includes pre-prosthetic and pre-orthotic conditioning, gait training, fit and function troubleshooting, return-to-activity programming, and long-term follow-up.
- Who it is for
Adults and children with upper or lower limb amputation, congenital limb difference, or patients using lower limb orthoses for neurological or orthopedic conditions.
- What patients can expect
Independent walking, return to work, return to recreation, and confident daily use of your device.
Pediatric prosthetic and orthotic therapy
We treat children with limb loss, congenital limb difference, and orthotic needs. Sessions are age-appropriate, family-involved, and built around the developmental milestones a child should be hitting at every age. We coordinate with parents, schools, and prosthetists when needed.
- Developmental Milestones
- Family-Involved
- School Coordination
Comprehensive Care, Custom-Built for You
We provide specialized rehabilitation services including:
Goal-Oriented Sessions
We focus on helping you achieve your personal goals, one session at a time. Each session builds on the skills you’ve already learned, supporting steady progress toward the activities that matter most to you.
Dry needling
Trigger point dry needling for muscular pain, tension, and movement restriction. Often used alongside manual therapy and exercise for orthopedic conditions, including post-surgical recovery and chronic pain.
Cupping
Myofascial cupping for soft-tissue mobility, recovery, and pain relief. Used as part of a broader manual therapy program, not as a standalone treatment.
Occupational therapy
Activities of daily living training, fine motor work, adaptive equipment training, and home safety evaluations. Particularly helpful for patients learning to use a new prosthesis or adapting after a stroke.
Telehealth
For patients who cannot travel or who need shorter, more frequent check-ins between in-person sessions. Particularly useful for ongoing prosthetic troubleshooting, vestibular home programs, and follow-up visits.
Specialized Psychological & Peer Support
Physical recovery and emotional adjustment go hand-in-hand. We provide integrated mental health care led by clinicians who truly understand limb loss.
The emotional side of limb loss is real and rarely addressed well by general therapists. We offer counseling specifically for amputees, individually or in a group setting, alongside physical rehabilitation.
Patients who connect with peers who have been through limb loss tend to adjust better over the long term. We make space for that to happen.
Jerry Gibson, LMFT
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
“In March 2025, Jerry became an amputee himself… He is living the same recovery he now helps others through.”
Not sure which service fits your situation?
Call or text 678-449-0199. We will help you figure it out.