Dynamic Solutions Therapy | Physical and Occupational Therapy

We can help you
find your balance

We offer both physical and occupational therapy for
children of all ages, ranging from newborn to school age.

Our mission is to improve the quality of life of all children and individuals with disabilities through the use of evidence-based physical and occupational therapy practice.

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“Dynamic Solutions opened up the world for our son: his therapist taught him how to relax and take risks…”

Our Locations

Two convenient locations in New York.

OUR Therapists

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Task Specific Electric Stimulation (TASES) in 2025

I traveled to Australia in February 2025 to teach TASES Level 1 and Level 2 courses. While in Australia, I realized that TASES is evolving and reaching its potential. As the brilliant …

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🏙️Pediatric physical and occupational therapists
📍Two convenient locations in Brooklyn, NY
🔬Quality, evidence-based care for families & communities

Looking for ways to support your child’s gross m

Looking for ways to support your child’s gross motor development at home? 🏡

You might already have everything you need in your garage. Scooters, swings, and trikes aren’t just toys — they’re powerful tools pediatric therapists use to build:

✔️ Core strength ✔️ Balance ✔️ Coordination ✔️ Functional movement
 These activities use purposeful movement and repetition — both of which are essential for developing motor skills. Plus, they’re fun and easy to include in your child’s daily routine!

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Improving motor skills like balance, strength, and

Improving motor skills like balance, strength, and coordination takes more than time — it takes:

✔️ Repetition
✔️ Purposeful movement
✔️ Environmental stimulation
✔️ And sometimes, support from pediatric therapists

Motor skill development is experience-dependent. Kids need chances to move, explore, climb, balance, reach, and interact with the world around them to strengthen their brain-body connection.

Even simple activities like stepping up and jumping play a big role in a child's development. 💪

✨ The takeaway: encourage daily movement through play! Support their growth with fun, challenge-based activities and allow them build those skills over time.

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What’s your child’s favorite way to move and explore?

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Join us in Bethany, OK for the next round of in-pe

Join us in Bethany, OK for the next round of in-person TASES classes! Mirav had such a great time during her last trip to Bethany for a course, and @bethanychildrens is graciously hosting us again!

Level 1: July 10 + 11, 2025
Level 2: July 12 + 13, 2025

Bethany is just 20 minutes outside of downtown OKC and 20 minutes from the airport! It’ll be a great weekend of learning and collaborating with fellow therapists, plus time to explore OKC in the evenings if you’d like!

Task-Specific Electrical Stimulation (TASES) is a

Task-Specific Electrical Stimulation (TASES) is a powerful tool we use in pediatric physical and occupational therapy to support motor development and functional movement.

How TASES helps:
✔️ Activates specific muscles for better control
✔️ Builds strength, balance, and coordination
✔️ Enhances body awareness, timing, and alignment
✔️ Supports muscle tone and range of motion

It’s gentle, safe, and effective — helping kids sit, stand, walk, and play with confidence.

Reach out to see if TASES is right for your child’s therapy plan!

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In pediatric therapy, we focus on emotional regula

In pediatric therapy, we focus on emotional regulation by using tools that align with how a child’s brain and body respond to stress. Here are a few strategies you can try at home to support regulation before a meltdown happens:

✔️ Breathing games or visuals
These activate the parasympathetic nervous system — the body’s natural calm-down switch. Turning breathing into a game (like blowing bubbles, pretending to blow up a balloon, or watching a pinwheel spin) keeps kids engaged while helping slow their heart rate and ease tension.

✔️ Calming sensory input (weighted items, squishes, chew toys, etc.)
When kids feel overwhelmed, their nervous system needs grounding. Deep pressure, oral motor input, and tactile tools — like weighted blankets, stress balls, and chewy/crunchy foods — can send the body a signal that it’s safe, helping your child begin to relax.

✔️ Co-regulation with a trusted adult.
Kids learn to regulate by first co-regulating with someone they trust. A calm tone, steady presence, and soothing physical contact (like a hug or holding hands) help them shift from chaos to calm.

Every child learns emotional regulation at their own pace. The goal isn’t perfection — it’s progress. All emotions are okay!

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Plagiocephaly (flat head syndrome) is more common

Plagiocephaly (flat head syndrome) is more common than most parents realize — and in many cases, it’s preventable and treatable without a helmet. 👶💫

What helps:

✔️ Tummy time throughout the day builds neck and core strength, which helps babies move their heads more freely.
✔️ Repositioning and avoiding soft containers (like bouncy seats or loungers) reduces constant pressure on one part of the head.
✔️ Encouraging movement with toys and interaction helps babies explore both sides — remember, vision drives movement!

If your baby favors one side or has a flat area forming, don’t wait. A pediatric PT can help you identify the cause and create a gentle, personalized plan.

Small changes early on support healthy head shape and full-body development over time. 💙

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