Pediatric Occupational & Physical Therapy for Developmental Delays
in Lake Zurich, IL

Pediatric Occupational & Physical Therapy for Developmental Delays
in Lake Zurich, IL

Helping Children Reach Milestones and Gain Confidence

Every child develops at their own pace, but when milestones like sitting, crawling, or walking seem delayed, it can leave you wondering if your child needs extra support.

At Infinity & Beyond Pediatric Therapy, we’re here to help your child grow, move, and thrive with confidence. Our pediatric occupational and physical therapists use play-based methods to strengthen foundational skills so your child can achieve their milestones with confidence.

What Are Developmental Delays?

A developmental delay means a child is taking longer than expected to reach certain milestones in one or more areas of growth. This can include movement, speech, problem-solving, or social interaction.

Some children may have mild delays that resolve with a little extra support, while others may need ongoing therapy to achieve their developmental milestones. Early identification and intervention can make a big difference and help your child develop these essential skills during their most formative years.

Common Signs of Developmental Delays

While every child’s path is unique, you may notice your child:

  • Struggles with fine motor tasks such as grasping toys, drawing, or using utensils
  • Shows delays in crawling, walking, or coordination
  • Has trouble focusing or following simple directions
  • Struggles with daily routines like dressing or brushing teeth
  • Avoids play or has difficulty interacting with peers
  • Appears clumsy or unsure of movement
  • Has challenges regulating their emotions or adapting to change

What Causes Developmental Delays?

Developmental delays can have many causes, including premature birth, genetic factors, or differences in brain or muscle development. Sometimes, the cause isn’t clear. What matters most is recognizing delays early and providing the right therapeutic support.

With the help of our skilled pediatric therapists, many children with developmental delays make remarkable progress and gain the skills they need to succeed at home, in school, and in the community.

How Occupational Therapy Can Help with Developmental Delays

Occupational therapy focuses on helping children master the foundational skills they need to independently handle daily activities. At Infinity & Beyond, we tailor each session to your child’s unique needs, and we use evidence-based techniques such as:

We also collaborate closely with families by giving you simple ways to reinforce your child’s progress at home and support their development between sessions.

How Physical Therapy Can Help with Developmental Delays

Physical therapy focuses on helping children build the strength, balance, and coordination skills they need to move and play with confidence. At Infinity & Beyond, we customize your child’s therapy plan to meet their specific needs. We use proven, fun techniques to help, such as: 

Total Motion Release (TMR) to improve body alignment, reduce discomfort, and support smoother movement.

Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI) to help stimulate motor development and support kids in developing new movement patterns.

We also partner closely with parents so you know exactly how to support your child’s physical movement and play at home.

Schedule a Free Developmental Screening Today

If your child is showing signs of developmental delay, early support can make a life-changing difference. Our compassionate team at Infinity & Beyond Pediatric Therapy is here to guide you and help your child get the support they need to shine.

Call (847) 320-0200 or contact us online to schedule a free developmental screening today and discover how our occupational therapy services and physical therapy services can help your child grow with confidence.

Brittany Frankel

Brittany Frankel graduated from Elmhurst University with her Master of Occupational Therapy and holds a Bachelor of Social Work from Northeastern Illinois University. Brittany is passionate about working with children and developing strong relationships with their families to ensure collaboration to work towards the client and family-oriented goals. She has experience working with children with difficulties in a variety of areas but is especially passionate about working with children with sensory and emotional regulation and executive functioning challenges. Brittany has taken continuing education courses in areas including Masgutova Neurosensorimotor Reflex Integration (MNRI), interoception, executive dysfunction, and sensory processing. Brittany works under the belief that “kids do well if they can,” a quote from Dr. Ross Greene, and that a large piece of intervention is working to uncover the underlying deficits leading to functional difficulties. When not working, Brittany’s favorite hobbies include horseback riding, spending time with her cat and dog, reading, and playing with her nieces and nephew.