kidworks therapy patient portal

Why work with Crystal at Kidworks?

KidWorks Therapy Services is a group of experienced, passionate Occupational, Speech, and Physical Therapists dedicated to family-centered, individualized care. kidworkscommunity@gmail.com P: 512-444-7219

What is the goal of Kidworks?

Physical Therapy at Kidworks is typically conducted via play. If therapy is determined to be necessary after the evaluation, your PT will recommend how often they feel your child should be seen to make steady progress, typically 1-2 sessions per week. Your Physical Therapist will prepare each session targeting the goals established in your ...

What is kidtalk program New?

KidWorks Therapy Services is a group of experienced, passionate Occupational, Speech, and Physical Therapists dedicated to family-centered, individualized care. kidworkscommunity@gmail.com P: 512-444-7219

What is pediatric physical therapy?

Pediatric physical therapy focuses on improving gross motor skills, balance, trunk control, strength, range of motion, safety in the environment, and activities of daily living. Additionally, pediatric physical therapy can assist with decreasing pain and with return to function after a fracture or minor injury.

What is physical therapy?

Physical therapy is the preservation, enhancement, or restoration of movement and physical function impaired or threatened by disability, disease, or injury that utilizes therapeutic exercise, physical modalities (such as massage), assistive devices, and patient education and training.

What is occupational therapy?

Occupational Therapy (OT) is a health profession that helps people improve the functioning of their nervous systems in order to develop skills, leading to success in everyday life including social, personal, academic, and vocational pursuits. An Occupational Therapist is an allied health professional trained in the biological, physical, medical, ...

Does sensory integration occur?

For most of us sensory integration occurs automatically, unconsciously, and without effort. But for some children sensory integration does not develop efficiently. When the process of sensory integration does not occur a number of problems in development, learning, language, social skills, and behavior may become evident.

Physical Therapy

Physical therapy involves the evaluation and treatment of delays and disorders affecting movement.

Physical Therapy

Physical therapists use neurological, orthopedic, and developmental knowledge to determine if the child needs assistance in any of these areas

Treatment

Physical Therapy at Kidworks is typically conducted via play. If therapy is determined to be necessary after the evaluation, your PT will recommend how often they feel your child should be seen to make steady progress, typically 1-2 sessions per week.

We accept a wide variety of insurance plans in commercial, government and exchange arenas, including Medicaid

The insurance experts at Kidworks will work with you to attain the maximum benefits to which you are entitled. Please contact our office for more information.

Who is Rebecca from KidWorks?

Rebecca is the owner and clinical director of KidWorks Therapy Services. She started KidWorks Therapy in 1999. Rebecca has worked in therapeutic environments for over 25 years. Rebecca graduated with her Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology with a minor in Biology from University of Texas and with her Masters degree in Occupational Therapy from Texas Women’s University, completing her thesis on Sensory Integration. She has worked in various settings including adult and pediatric acute, rehabilitative, and outpatient care, as well as in aquatic therapy and hippotherapy. Rebecca specializes in pediatrics with expertise in early childhood intervention, developmental disabilities, learning disabilities, vision therapy, and sensory integration. She has completed post graduate advanced training/certification in the following areas:

How long has Makayla been at KidWorks?

Makayla comes to KidWorks with 5 years of experience in the medical field. She has worked with children since high school through summer camp programs, then became a Child Development center teacher for newborns/infants to 2 years of age.

What is Bailey's passion?

Following graduation, Bailey began working in the pediatric outpatient setting, where she became passionate about play-based therapy that promotes development and socialization with peers. Bailey is excited to be a part of the KidWorks team where she can continue to help kids master the occupation of play.

Where is Shanece from KidWorks?

Shanece was born and raised in Louisiana. She graduated from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette with a bachelor’s degree in Speech Language Pathology and Audiology. While in school she worked as an applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapist where she became passionate about autism spectrum disorder. She then received her Master of Speech Language Pathology degree from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Shanece is passionate about the speech pathology field and loves being a part of the KidWorks team! When Shanece is not at KidWorks she enjoys cuddling with her puppy, traveling, and exploring Austin with her fiancé.

How old was N#Melly?

#N#Melly was a 15-year-old Spitz-that was a valuable member of the KidWorks Team. She provided that special brand of emotional support that only pets can provide. We miss her weekly and keep her spirit with us when treating the children: laid-back, approachable, lovable!

Where is Bailey from?

Bailey was born and raised in Southeast Texas. She has two sisters, one of whom has Down syndrome, which has inspired her to want to work with people with special needs. While attending Lamar University for her undergraduate degree in Health, Bailey discovered the field of occupational therapy and knew it was exactly what she wanted to do. She went on to obtain her Masters of Occupational Therapy at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. Following graduation, Bailey began working in the pediatric outpatient setting, where she became passionate about play-based therapy that promotes development and socialization with peers. Bailey is excited to be a part of the KidWorks team where she can continue to help kids master the occupation of play. Over the years she has completed training in:

Where is Molly from?

Molly was born and raised in Houston, Texas, and graduated from the University of Virginia with a bachelor’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology and Spanish. She received her Master of Arts degree from the University of Texas in Speech-Language Pathology. Molly interned at KidWorks during her time at UT and started working as a speech-language pathologist assistant during her final year. Molly completed her master’s thesis by carrying out a parent training program for children with sensory feeding disorders. Molly’s passion for cooking and sharing experiences over meals carries over into her work at KidWorks as she helps selective eaters and their families find enjoyment in mealtimes. Molly and Liz teach a parent feeding series aimed at providing parents of selective eaters with tips for implementing structure and routines around food and mealtimes at home in order to eliminate stress and find joy as a family at the table.