Children of all ages from birth to adulthood come to Johns Hopkins for pediatric rehabilitation. Our experienced team offers a wide range of services, from physical and occupational therapy through Johns Hopkins Children’s Center, to specialized treatment for spinal cord injury at Kennedy Krieger Institute. No matter your child’s health condition, we will connect you with the right physician or therapist.
Our pediatric rehabilitation experts work side by side with children and their families to develop custom treatment plans to meet their needs.
Our goal is to help your child get back to the life he or she enjoys: at home, in family and social activities, as part of sports and recreation, in school-based programs — and more.
Our team uses age-appropriate treatment techniques and tools, including toys and games, to increase your child’s comfort and participation in therapy sessions.
Our therapists have years of additional training and experience beyond the standard requirements, allowing them to evaluate and treat children with a wide range of conditions.
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We can help your child with:
Walking
Weakness and fatigue
Joint stiffness
Pain
Endurance
Injury recovery
Play and fine motor skills
Changes in posture
Delayed development
Headaches
Dizziness
Scar tissue restriction
Numbness in feet or hands
Eating and feeding
One day, Yun approached me with this clear little room with all sorts of fun things hanging from the top. I was a little surprised, but Everleigh began reaching for all the shiny things. Her little room has been the biggest help with getting her to reach farther and coming midline to grab for her toys. I can't thank Yun enough for everything she's done.
- Everleigh’s mom speaking about occupational therapist Yun Kim
We also offer specialized expertise in the following conditions and treatments:
Medically complex patient care, including rehabilitation for children recovering from burns or other physical trauma, organ transplants and other complex conditions
International Center for Spinal Cord Injury at Kennedy Krieger Institute
When your child has a spinal cord injury, life changes forever. Recovery is possible, and there is potential to make progress even years after the injury. Children with chronic paralysis find new hope through activity-based restorative therapy at Kennedy Krieger Institute. Rather than compensating for the loss of function, this program aims to restore as much of the normal function as medically possible.
