Torticollis & Early Motor Development
Support for head positioning, mobility, strength, and age-appropriate movement development during infancy.
PEDIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPY
Helping children move, grow, and participate with confidence.
OnePoint provides pediatric physical therapy for infants, children, and adolescents with developmental, neurological, orthopedic, and mobility-related needs. Treatment is built around the child, their family, and the activities that matter in everyday life.
Pediatric care at Edgewood / Candler Park
Our pediatric program is offered at 1328 DeKalb Ave NE and is supported by clinicians with experience across developmental, neurological, musculoskeletal, and vestibular care.
Hannah Jones, PT, DPT
Sabine Williams, PT, DPT
Anne “Annie” True, PT, DPT
Madison Split, PT, DPTWHO WE HELP
Care for a wide range of pediatric needs.
Children may benefit from physical therapy when movement, strength, balance, coordination, development, pain, or an injury affects how they participate at home, school, play, or sports.
Developmental Delays
Therapy focused on mobility, balance, strength, transitions, walking, and other functional movement skills.
Neurological Conditions
Individualized care for children with neurological diagnoses or movement challenges affecting function and participation.
Balance & Coordination
Activities designed to improve body control, balance, coordination, confidence, and participation in age-appropriate movement.
Musculoskeletal Injuries
Care for pain, weakness, orthopedic injuries, and post-surgical recovery in children and adolescents.
Strength & Functional Mobility
Progressive activities that support walking, stairs, transfers, playground skills, recreation, and other meaningful daily tasks.
OUR APPROACH
Therapy that works with the child and the family.
Pediatric physical therapy should be clinically meaningful while still fitting into the child’s real world. We focus on functional goals and help families understand how progress can carry over beyond the clinic.
Age-appropriate movement
Strength & mobility
Balance & coordination
Functional play
Family education
Home carryover
Confidence with movement
Individualized goals
FAMILY-CENTERED CARE
Goals should matter outside the clinic.
A therapy goal may involve more than a test or exercise. It can mean keeping up on the playground, navigating stairs at school, developing a new motor skill, participating in sports, or making daily routines easier for the child and family.
Our clinicians work with families to make treatment practical, understandable, and relevant to everyday life.
FROM INFANCY THROUGH ADOLESCENCE
Care that changes as children grow.
The needs of an infant learning early motor skills are very different from those of a school-age child working on coordination or a teenager returning from an orthopedic injury.
Our pediatric team adapts assessment, treatment, communication, and goals to the child’s age, diagnosis, abilities, and priorities.
Examples of functional goals
Improving head and trunk control, reaching developmental milestones, walking more efficiently, navigating stairs, building endurance, improving balance, participating in school or play, and returning safely to recreation or sport.
PEDIATRIC TEAM
Meet the clinicians who provide pediatric care.
Pediatric physical therapy is offered at our Edgewood/Candler Park location.
Sabine Williams, PT, DPT
Pediatrics • Edgewood/Candler Park
Sabine has pediatric experience in home, school, and outpatient settings and treats children with autism, cerebral palsy, developmental delay, and related neurological and musculoskeletal conditions.
Hannah Jones, PT, DPT
Pediatrics • Pelvic Health • Vestibular • Edgewood/Candler Park
Hannah has experience across pediatric care and also brings advanced vestibular rehabilitation training, supporting children with a broad range of movement and balance needs.
Anne “Annie” True, PT, DPT
Pediatrics • Vestibular • Edgewood/Candler Park
Annie has experience treating pediatric patients with torticollis, developmental delays, cerebral palsy, and other neurological and musculoskeletal conditions, along with advanced vestibular rehabilitation certification.
Madison Split, PT, DPT
Pediatrics • Pelvic Health • Edgewood/Candler Park
Madison treats pediatric and pelvic-health patients at Edgewood/Candler Park one day per week and also treats orthopedic patients at Virginia-Highland.
YOUR VISIT
What to expect from pediatric physical therapy.
The exact structure depends on the child’s age and needs, but visits are designed to understand current abilities, identify meaningful goals, and build a practical plan for progress.
Understand the whole picture
Your therapist will learn about the child’s history, current concerns, daily routines, abilities, and the goals that matter most to the family.
Build skills through movement
Sessions may include strengthening, balance, coordination, mobility, developmental activities, and functional tasks selected for the child’s needs.
Support progress between visits
Families may receive practical strategies or activities that can be incorporated into home routines and everyday environments.
EDGEWOOD / CANDLER PARK
Pediatric therapy is available at our DeKalb Avenue clinic.
Our pediatric program is based at the Edgewood/Candler Park location, where families also have access to OnePoint’s pelvic-health, orthopedic, and vestibular services.
Edgewood / Candler Park
1328 DeKalb Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307
- Monday–Thursday: 7:00 AM–6:30 PM
- Friday: 7:00 AM–3:00 PM
- Parking is available in the front, side, or back of the building.
- Call 404-600-4627 and select option 3 to speak with this clinic.
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
Pediatric physical therapy questions
What ages do you treat?
Our pediatric clinicians work with infants, children, and adolescents. The appropriate therapist depends on the child’s needs and scheduling availability.
Does my child need a specific diagnosis to be evaluated?
Families may seek physical therapy for concerns related to movement, mobility, strength, balance, development, pain, or an injury. Our intake team can help determine the most appropriate next step.
Are parents or caregivers involved in treatment?
Yes. Family input is important in setting meaningful goals, and therapists may provide strategies or activities to help progress carry over into daily routines.
Which OnePoint location offers pediatric physical therapy?
Pediatric physical therapy is offered at the Edgewood/Candler Park clinic at 1328 DeKalb Ave NE.
GET STARTED
Looking for pediatric physical therapy?
Our new-patient team can help match your child with an appropriate pediatric clinician and discuss scheduling at Edgewood/Candler Park.
New Patient Appointments
404-600-4627
Select option 1 for a new-patient appointment.
Email newpatient@onepointpt.comPlease do not include sensitive medical information in email or website contact forms.