We pride ourselves in having personable, inviting staff at each location. From our office staff, to therapists and management, our care is child centered. Personalized patient care is what sets Tri-County Therapy apart. When you visit one of our locations you can expect to receive world class care. Our expert specialists and caring staff will provide you with an exceptional patient experience.
Love this place!. We are very satisfied with the therapists! They are very nice with kids, and I have seen great progress in my girl's speech since she has been with them. He always looks forward to working with his OT. As a special education teacher, I know the importance of good service providers, and these people are fantastic!. Tri-County Therapy has helped my family so much by bringing us the most awesome OT that I could have ever asked for.
She is so knowledgeable, caring, and understanding. She goes above and beyond to help me with my girls and answering my questions. You can really tell that she loves her job and the kids that she works with.
Love this place!. We are very satisfied with the therapists! They are very nice with kids, and I have seen great progress in my girl's speech since she has been with them. He always looks forward to working with his OT. As a special education teacher, I know the importance of good service providers, and these people are fantastic!. Tri-County Therapy has helped my family so much by bringing us the most awesome OT that I could have ever asked for.
She is so knowledgeable, caring, and understanding. She goes above and beyond to help me with my girls and answering my questions. You can really tell that she loves her job and the kids that she works with.
Services
Therapy Therapy services are provided on a weekly basis.
Frequency and duration of therapy is dependent on your child's needs, as well as insurance.
Occupational Therapy addresses delays in the following areas: balance and coordination, handwriting, dressing, picky eating, sensory aversions, sensor.
Physical Therapy Tri-County Therapy provides Physical Therapy for children by a Licensed Physical Therapist.
Physical Therapy involves the following:.
Speech Therapy is provided by a Speech Language Pathologist for children who are not meeting age-appropriate milestones in the following speech and la.
Frequency and duration of therapy is dependent on your child's needs, as well as insurance.
Occupational Therapy addresses delays in the following areas: balance and coordination, handwriting, dressing, picky eating, sensory aversions, sensor.
Physical Therapy Tri-County Therapy provides Physical Therapy for children by a Licensed Physical Therapist.
Physical Therapy involves the following:.
Speech Therapy is provided by a Speech Language Pathologist for children who are not meeting age-appropriate milestones in the following speech and la.
Tri-County Therapy offers pediatric speech, occupational and physical therapy services in local preschools, day cares, and private schools.
Tri-County Therapy also provides therapy services in the home setting for children receiving services through the BabyNet of South Carolina program.
In addition to home and school based services, Tri-County Therapy also serves children in our outpatient offices.
Below are our office locations.
Tri-County Therapy also provides therapy services in the home setting for children receiving services through the BabyNet of South Carolina program.
In addition to home and school based services, Tri-County Therapy also serves children in our outpatient offices.
Below are our office locations.
Tri-County Therapy is excited to provide Aquatic Therapy services to Charleston and surrounding areas!
Aquatic Therapy is physical or occupational therapy that takes place in a pool.
Therapy in the pool allows our therapists to perform low impact exercises to regain strength and flexibility.
We are also able to improve body awareness, sensory integration, motor planning, reflex integration, and muscle movement.
Aquatic Therapy is provided individually with a licensed and trained occupational or physical therapist.
Aquatic Therapy is physical or occupational therapy that takes place in a pool.
Therapy in the pool allows our therapists to perform low impact exercises to regain strength and flexibility.
We are also able to improve body awareness, sensory integration, motor planning, reflex integration, and muscle movement.
Aquatic Therapy is provided individually with a licensed and trained occupational or physical therapist.
Speech Language Pathologists work on skills necessary for age-appropriate consumption of liquids.
Drinking from a bottle, sippy cup, straw or open cup.
Krisi Brackett has provided extensive training in feeding to Tri-County Therapy via the CAN-EAT Approach, which utilizes medical, motor, and beha.
Our Speech Language Pathologists have experience treating a variety of medically fragile and complex feeding disorders.
These include, but are not lim.
A child is considered a picky eater if he/she only eats a specific texture (for example: only crunchy foods, only pureed textures), eats from only 1-2.
Drinking from a bottle, sippy cup, straw or open cup.
Krisi Brackett has provided extensive training in feeding to Tri-County Therapy via the CAN-EAT Approach, which utilizes medical, motor, and beha.
Our Speech Language Pathologists have experience treating a variety of medically fragile and complex feeding disorders.
These include, but are not lim.
A child is considered a picky eater if he/she only eats a specific texture (for example: only crunchy foods, only pureed textures), eats from only 1-2.
Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT) and intensive bimanual therapies are treatment techniques used by Occupational Therapists to facilitate fun.
Getting dressed is an activity necessary for daily living.
When a child has fine motor difficulties, he/she often has difficulty with the following ta.
Executive functioning skills involve the ability to plan, organize, and complete a given task.
Areas that may affect a child's executive functioning s.
Fine motor skills involve the use of the smaller muscle of the hands to appropriately manipulate an object or perform a task.
Getting dressed is an activity necessary for daily living.
When a child has fine motor difficulties, he/she often has difficulty with the following ta.
Executive functioning skills involve the ability to plan, organize, and complete a given task.
Areas that may affect a child's executive functioning s.
Fine motor skills involve the use of the smaller muscle of the hands to appropriately manipulate an object or perform a task.
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