CHRISTUS Good Shepherd Outpatient Rehabilitation/Pediatric Therapy

Outpatient Therapy in Marshall, Texas

We provide comprehensive physical, speech and occupational therapy services to help you regain strength, mobility, and independence after illness, injury, or surgery. Our team is committed to helping you return to your daily life and the activities you love.

Specialized Rehabilitation Services

• Physical and Occupational Therapy: Customized care to improve function and reduce pain following surgery or injury.
• Vestibular Rehab: Overcome dizziness and balance issues and reduce fall risk.
• Speech Therapy: Improve communication skills and overcome speech challenges.
• Sports Injury Rehab: Get back in the game faster with athlete-focused recovery.
• Orthopedic Rehab: Expert treatment for bone, muscle, and joint injuries.
• Swallowing and Feeding Therapy: Introduce new and/or different foods in to the diet.
• Neuro Rehab: Improve the functional abilities of patients with neurological impairments or disabilities
• Stroke Rehab: Helps people who have had a stroke regain their strength, mobility, and independence

Pediatric Therapy Services

If your child is facing hurdles in speech, movement or behavior, pediatric therapy offers the compassionate support they need to overcome these obstacles and flourish. At CHRISTUS Health, our therapists offer tailored approaches, such as occupational, speech and physical therapy, to enhance your child’s abilities and help them thrive in daily activities and environments. We will help your child reach developmental milestones through early intervention. Pediatric therapy can also help children with autism, cerebral palsy, down syndrome, neurological and other disorders.

We offer pediatric therapy for kids of all ages from birth to 17 years of age. Our pediatric services include:

• Physical therapy
• Occupational therapy
• Speech therapy

Our pediatric physical therapists address issues including decreased or increased muscle tone, decreased mobility, milestone delays, difficulty walking, decreased balance and coordination, and adaptive equipment needs.

Our pediatric occupational therapists address issues including decreased independence with self-help skills, decreased emotional regulation skills, visual motor delays, upper extremity function, feeding aversion, fine motor delays, milestone delays, sensory processing issues, upper extremity splinting, and ocular motor issues related to reading and writing.

Our pediatric speech-language pathologists address communication difficulties, receptive and expressive language disorders, articulation and speech disorders, apraxia of speech, stuttering, feeding and swallowing, and tongue ties.