Children's Therapy Services, Inc.

Children's Therapy Services, Inc. is a speech therapist in Prairie Village, Kansas, located at 7000 W 121st St #110. It holds a rating of 5.00 based on 12 reviews. The practice is therapist owned and has served children and young adults since 1994. Its work centers on land and aquatic-based physical therapy, with the goal of helping children and young adults acquire motor skills and reach their highest personal potential. Services include motor screenings for problems of unknown etiology, physical therapy evaluations that assess fine, gross, and sensory functioning, and functional skill assessments focused on mobility, transfers, and seating. Individualized programs cover long- and short-term needs, including exercise, strengthening, motor training, mobility, lifetime fitness, and recreational skill training. The practice also provides aquatic and land based physical therapy, partial weight bearing treadmill training, individualized weight training programs, functional electrical stimulation, and orthotics and equipment consultation, along with summer intensive therapy programs. Those it serves include children at risk for developmental delays, children with motor delays and impairments, and children and young adults with genetic, orthopedic, neuromuscular, or neurological conditions, as well as those with short- and long-term conditions, medically fragile conditions, and injury rehabilitation needs. Common diagnoses include cerebral palsy, abnormal gait, abnormal muscle tone, developmental delays, and orthopedic conditions such as post-surgical, post-Botox, and torsion deformities. The staff includes leaders in the field with educational and clinical experience. Owner Darci DeBaun, PT, MSPT, is a pediatric physical therapist of over 20 years who began at the practice as a student intern, worked at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta for 6 years in the pediatric outpatient program, and served on the CHOA Torticollis Task Force. Jessica Duvall, PT, DPT, has worked at the practice since 2013, with internships at the Children's Center for the Visually Impaired and Ranken Jordan Pediatric Hospital, and professional interests in neuro-rehabilitation, aquatics, and visual motor integration. Summer aquatic therapy intensives are short-term, high-frequency programs with daily one-hour treatments over one to two weeks, used to bridge the gap between developmental milestones and focus on goals set by parents or patients. The practice has built a solid reputation among the customers it has served, reflected in a 5.00 rating across 12 reviews.