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About the care
What is an intensive therapy program?
Intensive therapy packs weeks of progress into a short, focused burst — daily sessions over one to several weeks.
Instead of one session a week, an intensive program schedules therapy daily — often three to four hours a day for two to four weeks. That frequency lets a child practice a skill while it is still fresh, which can consolidate progress that would otherwise take months.
Families typically choose an intensive to chase a specific goal — first steps, independent sitting, a smoother gait — after a surgery, or to jump-start progress when weekly therapy has plateaued.
What intensives help with
- Focused motor goals like first steps
- Post-surgery rehabilitation
- Breaking through plateaus
- Strength & endurance gains
- Consolidating new skills
- Kick-starting weekly therapy
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