The Shandy Clinic is now Woven Care!
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Woven Care provides center-based pediatric therapy services including Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Pediatric Speech Therapy, Pediatric Occupational Therapy (OT), and Pediatric Physical Therapy (PT) at over 10 convenient Colorado locations.
ABA is the gold-standard of treatment that has been clinically proven to be effective in helping children with autism. You and your child deserve an intervention that works.
ABA is focused on improving specific behaviors through a structured observation and analysis. ABA is particularly known for its effectiveness in treating ASD, focusing on skills like communication, social skills, and expression.
As parents, it’s our goal to prepare our children for life.
We want to give them the skills and abilities they need to succeed, build relationships, and grow independence. We’re here to partner with you in that goal.
ABA is particularly known for its effectiveness in treating ASD, focusing on skills like communication, social skills, and expression.
Enriching your child’s world with words, and helping your child express themselves. All children communicate in some form, even if nonverbal. It’s our job to help them communicate their wants and needs in a way that is understood by others. This ranges from developing oral motor control to making sounds to using words to create meaningful relationships.
With pediatric speech therapy, our Speech & Language Pathologists (SLPs) work with children and adults who have difficulty with communication. Pediatric speech therapy addresses the way that a child verbally communicates including:
Woven Care's pediatric speech therapy addresses these main focal areas to help your child thrive.
Occupational therapy helps children strengthen the skills that are needed for everyday life.
Woven Care uses occupational therapy play techniques to build a child’s foundation in sensory processing, self-care, fine motor development, and self-regulation.
Build skills for life.
Woven Care includes self-care skills, social interaction with peers, fine motor skills for completion of age-appropriate craft or school skills, strength, and endurance to be able to participate in age-appropriate motor activities.
At Woven Care, we use occupational therapy to improve every day skills like:
This allows children with neurodevelopmental differences to become more independent and participate in desired activities.
Woven creates fun and supportive environments to address sensory, cognitive, perceptual and fine motor skills, including self-care and handwriting.
Physical Therapy (PT) helps infants, children and adolescents improve their overall function and gross motor skills. It also helps children and adolescents with orthopedic injuries reduce pain. The goals are individualized to meet each child’s unique needs and can encompass a variety of domains. We serve children who have difficulties with balance, coordination, strength, endurance, motor planning, and more!
Woven Care's pediatric physical therapy uses activities and exercise to improve gross motor skills and large-scale movements of the arms, legs, and torso, to build strength, balance, coordination, functional mobility, and endurance.
Some common conditions we treat are: developmental delay, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, spina bifida, genetic diagnoses, neurological diagnoses, orthopedic injuries, pain, torticollis, Down Syndrome, and more!
Our physical therapy focuses on improving many skills in children, including:
We're reshaping the way healthcare is delivered, ensuring every child gets the care they deserve, anytime and anywhere.
You and your child can enjoy mealtimes again with the benefit of Feeding Therapy. We understand mealtimes can be one of the most stressful parts of the day when a feeding or eating difficulty is at play. With these difficulties, it goes beyond preferential or picky eating. Our feeding therapy helps both children and parents navigate and overcome the difficulties that can come with mealtimes.
The Woven Care vision program focuses on understanding and addressing the unique visual needs and challenges children might face. Addressing visual issues can have a profound impact on a child's ability to learn, interact, and navigate the world around them.
Animal-assisted therapy (AAT) is utilized by medical practitioners across the country to help patients of all ages and backgrounds reach their full potential. AAT is an effective way for individuals to engage in challenging therapy tasks with renewed motivation, reduced anxiety, and improved-self concept. Some common benefits for pediatric diagnoses include
We're reshaping the way healthcare is delivered, ensuring every child gets the care they deserve, anytime and anywhere.
Water can be very intriguing to children with special needs, participating in Aquatic therapy can support confidence and safety within this environment. Your child does not need to know how to swim in order to participate in aquatic therapy however if they do, we will use those skills to support goal areas.
Aquatic therapy is focused on utilizing the water properties to support the following areas:
We offer Pediatric aquatic therapy as a great support to land therapy to help children meet a variety of goals.
