For children with physical disabilities, therapy goals go beyond movement alone. The aim is to help each child participate as independently as possible in the activities that matter to them ? playing, learning, and connecting with others.
A good physical support plan is built around the child's own goals and daily environment, not a one-size-fits-all routine. That might mean working on mobility, strength, coordination, or the use of assistive equipment, always with the family involved in reinforcing progress at home.
Progress can look different for every child. Small, steady gains in independence are worth celebrating just as much as big milestones.