Enhancing Children's Lives Through Personalized Pediatric Physical Therapy in Phoenix
Pediatric Therapeutic Services and DMI Intensives in Phoenix: Providing Optimal Mobility and Function for Children
I'm Dr. Erin Dinnie PT, DPT, COMT, a pediatric physical therapist specializing in providing therapeutic services to children in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Arcadia, and the surrounding areas. My approach to care focuses on helping children recover from injury, improve mobility and function, and optimize their ability to explore their surroundings.
To ensure the best possible outcome for your child, I offer in-office evaluations and treatment sessions, allowing your child to receive care in their professional environment. If you're in need of pediatric physical therapy or other therapeutic services (in an office setting or in your own home) for your child in Phoenix, please don't hesitate to Contact Us.
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Pediatric Therapeutic Services
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Dr. Dinnie is committed to providing convenient and effective pediatric physical therapy services to children across the Phoenix area. That's why we offer in-home physical therapy sessions, allowing your child to receive care in their natural setting.
Each session is tailored to your child's unique needs and goals, with a focus on improving their mobility, function, and overall quality of life. Dr. Dinnie brings her expertise and specialized equipment to your home, ensuring that your child receives a one-on-one, comprehensive physical therapy session in a comfortable and familiar environment.
With her extensive experience in pediatric physical therapy, Dr. Dinnie can help your child recover from injuries, improve their motor skills, and achieve their full potential. If you're looking for pediatric home health physical therapy or therapeutic services in Phoenix, Dr. Dinnie is here to help. We offer 60-minute, one-on-one physical therapy sessions with Dr. Dinnie at your home or any natural setting.
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Dr. Dinnie's approach to pediatric physical therapy is based on a comprehensive evaluation of your child's needs and goals. We utilize a variety of evidence-based treatment interventions to improve your child's mobility, function, and overall quality of life.
During each session, Dr. Dinnie may use therapeutic exercises to help your child build strength and endurance, and neuromuscular hands-on facilitation to help them achieve better motor control and coordination. Kinesiotaping may be used to provide support and stability to muscles and joints, while manual therapy techniques may be applied to improve joint mobility and alleviate pain.
In addition to these techniques, Dr. Dinnie is certified in Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI), a specialized approach to pediatric physical therapy that focuses on the foundational movement patterns of children. DMI techniques help to identify and address any developmental gaps in your child's motor skills, improving their overall movement patterns and preventing future injuries.
Dr. Dinnie uses of a variety of treatment interventions to ensure that your child receives personalized and effective care that addresses their unique needs and goals. If you're looking for pediatric home health physical therapy or therapeutic services in Phoenix, Dr. Dinnie is here to help.
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At Moving Together Therapy, we believe that successful pediatric physical therapy goes beyond in-person sessions. That's why we work closely with you and your child to create a personalized home exercise program that complements the progress made during in-person sessions.
Dr. Dinnie will create a customized home exercise program tailored to your child's unique needs and goals. This program will include exercises and activities that are appropriate for your child's age, abilities, and current level of progress. Dr. Dinnie will also provide detailed instructions and guidance on how to perform each exercise safely and effectively.
As your child progresses through their therapy, Dr. Dinnie will adjust and update their home exercise program accordingly. This ensures that your child is continually challenged and making progress toward their goals. Our personalized home exercise programs also empower families to be active participants in their child's therapy, promoting ongoing progress and success.
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Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI) is a specialized approach to pediatric physical therapy that focuses on improving children's movement patterns and foundational motor skills. Dr. Dinnie is highly trained in DMI techniques and offers intensive therapy sessions that can be tailored to your child's specific needs.
During DMI intensive therapy sessions, Dr. Dinnie provides 1 to 2 hours of DMI therapy per day, 1 to 5 times per week. These sessions are highly personalized, with a focus on addressing your child's specific motor development needs. They may include a variety of DMI techniques, such as active movement patterns, reflex integration, and core stabilization exercises.
The goal of DMI intensive therapy sessions is to promote optimal movement patterns and motor skills, improving your child's overall mobility, function, and quality of life. With Dr. Dinnie's expertise in DMI techniques, you can be confident that your child is receiving the highest quality care.
Interested in learning more about DMI intensive therapy sessions in Phoenix?
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At Moving Together Therapy, we believe that patient and family education is an integral part of successful pediatric physical therapy. We work closely with families to provide education on your child's condition, treatment plan, and progress.
During each treatment session, Dr. Dinnie will take the time to explain the techniques and interventions being used, as well as why they are important for your child's progress. She will also provide guidance on how you can support your child's progress at home, including specific exercises and activities.
In addition, Dr. Dinnie is committed to providing families with evidence-based research and resources to support their child's therapy. She will share her expertise and knowledge, helping families to better understand their child's condition and empowering them to be active participants in their child's therapy.
We believe that patient and family education is key to achieving the best possible outcomes for your child.
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At Moving Together Therapy, we understand that our patients and their families may have questions or concerns that arise outside of regular treatment sessions. That's why we offer concierge and telehealth support to all of our patients and families.
If you need support outside of regular treatment sessions, Dr. Dinnie is available to provide assistance via phone or email. Whether you have questions about your child's treatment plan, progress, or home exercise program, or you simply need guidance or support, Dr. Dinnie is here to help.
Our concierge and telehealth support services are designed to ensure that our patients and their families have access to the support and resources they need, whenever they need it. We believe that open communication and collaboration are key to achieving successful outcomes for our patients.
We're here to support you and your family every step of the way.
Testimonials
“Erin is so Knowledgeable and friendly. She makes sessions fun and relevant for the kids. She is patient and explains the reasoning behind each exercise. We saw improvements in my son very quickly and are so happy we called Erin at Moving Together Therapy.”
— B.S.
“Erin is such an amazing therapist! She is invested in the children she works with and is so very passionate and it shines through her work. Erin has great techniques that really help but are also gentle with kids. She is truly the best and I would recommend her to everyone!”
— H.S.
“Erin is so great to work with. She is very knowledgeable and helpful. She has a true desire to help others and the willingness to teach you best steps and practices. She's very fun and personable. We just loved working with her.”
— S.H.
“It is such an honor working hand in hand with families and children to promote functional independence and improved mobility. It is amazing what is achieved when the therapist, family, and patient work together for a common goal.”
– Dr. Erin Dinnie PT, DPT, COMT