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Tessa Using a Walker 2019

Tessa's cognitive and physical development is severely delayed by cerebral palsy. With Euro-Pēds therapy, she has accomplished many first steps. She crawls, climbs, uses her left hand and is able to put all of her weight on her legs so she can take independent steps in her walker. Intensive physical therapy has enabled her to achieve things in life that doctors once said were impossible. Tessa is learning how to use a walker for more independence in this video. Check out her improved leg strength as we cheer her on to the finish line. Although difficult to see in the video, she also is using her left arm more this intensive session... there's always multiple goals to reach! Working with families throughout North America and beyond, Euro-Peds National Center for Intensive Therapies helps children and adults who have cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injuries, spina bifida and a variety of other gross motor disorders learn new skills to improve mobility, self-esteem and independence. Located in Southeast Michigan near Auburn Hills and Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, Euro-Peds opened as North America’s first intensive pediatric physical therapy center in 1999 for families seeking specialized PT, including the Universal Exercise Unit (Spider Cage) and patented suit therapy to optimize motor training. Learn about about Euro-Pēds’ individualized programs based on intensive therapy techniques at www.EuroPeds.org or call (248) 857-6776. Three variations of intensive PT sessions can be tailored to help children reach their full potential. Complete our no-obligation, online application to explore what may work best at http://bit.ly/2Swt0AN. Most insurances accepted. For more information about Euro-Peds pediatric intensive PT treatment and travel grants, visit www.europedsfoundation.org. Facebook and Instagram: @EuroPedsTherapies Google Reviews: https://g.page/euro-peds/review?rc