Intensive Therapy Program Information
Our Intensive Therapy Programs are personalized to meet the unique needs and goals of each child. Depending on your child’s individual treatment plan, services may include a combination of Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Speech Therapy. Each program is customized in terms of duration, intensity, treatment approach, and therapeutic tools. Most intensive sessions are scheduled for 2–3 weeks, 5 days per week.
Intensive therapy is recognized for helping many children make meaningful progress in a shorter period of time. Through frequent, focused intervention, children have the opportunity to build strength, improve endurance, and develop new skills more efficiently than with traditional therapy alone. While every child progresses differently, research supports that consistent, repetitive practice is an effective way to promote motor learning and functional gains.
Daily home exercise programs remain an important part of a child’s overall progress. However, participating in therapist-guided sessions each day allows for individualized instruction, ongoing adjustments, and consistent practice to help maximize outcomes.
Intensive therapy is not the right fit for every child. Our experienced team will work closely with your family to determine whether an intensive program is appropriate based on your child’s needs and goals.
After completing an intensive session, families are encouraged to continue with their recommended traditional therapy schedule and home exercise program to help maintain and build upon the progress achieved. Your child’s therapy team will also provide recommendations regarding future intensive sessions. In many cases, 3–4 intensive sessions per year are recommended, depending on the child’s strength, growth, and developmental needs. Clinical experience has shown that three-week intensive programs often provide the greatest benefit.
Intensive Therapy is available for the following:
Combined Therapies Intensive (OT/PT/Speech)
Constraint Induced Movement Therapy
If you would like more information, please complete the contact information page below. Our programs are based on space availability.
If you would like to go ahead and reserve your spot, please complete the registration form.
The following Schedule for Intensive Therapy is available for
2026 SCHEDULE
January 5-January 23
January 26- February 13
Februrary 16-March 6
March 16- April 3
April 6-April 24
April 27-May 15
May 18-June 5
June 8-26
June 29-July 17
July 20-August 7
August 10-August 28
August 31-September 18
September 21- October 2
October 12- October 30
November 2- November 20
November 30- December 18
(Most Intensives are 3 weeks. 1 and 2 week intensives are available upon request.)
Questions? Contact us at intensives@gsgtherapy.com
Funding: We accept insurance and self-pay for the Intensive Therapy program. We also accept Katie Beckett Funding. We will work with you on exploring your insurance coverage, as every insurance policy can be different. Contact us to find out if there are other funding options available.
Ready to sign up and secure your dates? Complete the REGISTRATION FORM here:
Physical Therapy
Our physical therapists use a combination of techniques including Dynamic Movement Intervention, Litegait mobility, TASES, Whole Body Vibration, Therasuit, Spidercage therapy, and developmental positioning and play.
Occupational Therapy
Our Occupational Therapy program works on motor development, sensory integration needs, and feeding therapy services. Our Occupational Therapists are trained in a variety of techniques and can offer supportive services based on treatment diagnosis.
Constraint Induced Movement Therapy
The CIMT program is 2-3 hours of occupational therapy per day for 3-4 weeks, based on patient goals and assessment. This program is beneficial for a variety of neurological conditions including Cerebral Palsy, Stroke, Traumatic Brain Injury, and hemispherectomy to name a few. Benefits of CIMT include increasing range of motion, improved spontaneous use of impaired extremity, improved strength, improved and independence with bilateral coordination tasks. Common restraints include mitts, slings, splints, and casts. Other therapies can also be combined in this plan including Speech, Physical Therapy, and Feeding.
Questions about intensive therapy programs? Please get in touch with us!
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