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Opened in 2019, Children’s Therapy at Progress Point is a state-of-the-art facility designed to meet the ever-changing needs of pediatric patients in west St. Louis and St. Charles counties. Our skilled pediatric therapists provide outpatient treatment for sports injuries, post-surgical care, developmental differences, communication disorders, sensory regulation and fine motor deficits, feeding disorders and neurological impairments. Individual therapy services include: Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy Speech and Language Therapy ...

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Losing a family pet may be your child’s first experience with death. Helping her through this very hard time can teach her about of death and dying. ...

Sports rehabilitation can have an amazing affect on children with cerebral palsy. The physical therapists at the Carol and Paul Hatfield Cerebral Palsy Sports & Rehabilitation Center utilize physical activity to help children with cerebral palsy overcome their physical limitations. To learn more, contact St ...

Ringworm is a fungal infection in the skin or scalp that is common among children. It is usually in the shape of a ring and has the appearance of a worm on the raised outer border. ...

Vaccines have nearly wiped out many diseases over the last 50 years. But not all children can be immunized. Here’s how you can help. ...

Anyone remember those unforgettable words of concern: “stop scratching”? Great wisdom is behind that request. Why? Because scratching can lead to infection, and that can lead to impetigo. ...

Soccer is a popular year-round sport in the greater St. Louis area. For youth players, injury prevention never takes a day off. Soccer can cause a variety of injuries, including concussions, but injuries to the ankle and knee are most common, according to Terra Blatnik ...

The Foundation embarks on a nationwide tour ahead of National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month to award $14.1 million to 38 researchers, surpassing $145 million in total giving. Its theme “Every Handprint Tells a Story” details the bravery of kids fighting cancer and their families. ST ...

It’s normal for a young child to have tantrums and be otherwise disruptive, but researchers have found that if such behavior is prolonged or especially intense, the child may have conduct disorder, a childhood psychiatric problem that could be a harbinger of antisocial behavior. ...