What We Offer
Comprehensive Therapy Services for Arkansas Students
From school hallways to therapy centers, we deliver specialized care that meets students where they are — and helps them go further.
School-Based Physical Therapy
School-based Physical Therapy focuses on helping students develop the gross motor skills, strength, balance, and mobility they need to fully participate in their school day.
Who It Serves
Students who experience difficulty with mobility, posture, coordination, or physical access to the school environment — including those with developmental delays, orthopedic conditions, neurological disorders, or injuries.
What's Included
- Gross motor skill development
- Mobility and gait training
- Postural support and positioning
- Adaptive equipment recommendations
- Collaboration with teachers on classroom accommodations
- IEP goal development and progress monitoring
School-Based Occupational Therapy
School-based Occupational Therapy helps students develop the fine motor, sensory processing, and self-care skills that enable them to engage meaningfully with learning and school routines.
Who It Serves
Students who struggle with handwriting, fine motor tasks, sensory regulation, self-care routines, or the organizational skills needed to participate in classroom activities.
What's Included
- Fine motor skill development
- Handwriting and pre-writing skills
- Sensory processing and regulation strategies
- Visual-motor integration
- Self-care and daily living skills
- Assistive technology evaluation and training
School-Based Speech-Language Therapy
Speech-Language Therapy addresses communication, language, fluency, voice, and literacy challenges so every student can express themselves, understand others, and engage fully with academic content.
Who It Serves
Students with articulation disorders, language delays, fluency challenges (stuttering), voice disorders, social communication difficulties, or literacy-related language needs.
What's Included
- Articulation and phonological therapy
- Expressive and receptive language development
- Fluency and stuttering intervention
- Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)
- Social communication and pragmatic skills
- Literacy and phonological awareness support
Early Intervention Day Treatment
Our Early Intervention Day Treatment centers provide intensive, play-based therapy for young children during their most critical developmental years. Located in Dardanelle and Logan County, AR, our EIDT centers offer a nurturing environment where children receive coordinated PT, OT, and SLP services.
Who It Serves
Infants, toddlers, and preschool-age children with developmental delays, disabilities, or conditions that may affect their development — including children who qualify for early intervention services.
What's Included
- Integrated PT, OT, and SLP services
- Play-based, child-led therapy approach
- Family education and coaching
- Developmental milestone monitoring
- Transition planning to school-based services
- Coordination with pediatricians and specialists
Bring These Services to Your School District
Contact us to learn how Building Blocks can partner with your district to deliver PT, OT, and SLP services.