SESSIONS
Learn about our therapy sessions and what to expect.
Session Length
How long each session typically lasts
Session length depends on your child’s age and needs.
Initial assessment: 45–60 minutes.
Follow-up sessions: 40–50 minutes.
Program duration depends on your child’s goals and progress.
We review development regularly and adjust the plan as needed.
SESSIONS
Learn about our therapy sessions and what to expect.
Therapy Formats
Choose the setting that works best for your family
Full Assessment
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The first session includes structured evaluation and movement testing focused on understanding your child’s patterns, strengths, and areas of concern. Based on this assessment, we outline personalized goals and recommend clear next steps.
Structured evaluation and movement testing. Personalized goals and clear next steps.
In-Office Therapy
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Sessions take place in a fully equipped pediatric movement space designed for comfort, safety, and focused one-on-one support. The environment is structured to promote engagement while allowing for individualized therapeutic activities.
1-on-1 therapy in a fully equipped pediatric space. Structured, individualized support.
In-Home Therapy
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When appropriate, sessions may be conducted in the comfort of your home, using familiar surroundings to help your child feel secure and relaxed. Activities are adapted to your home setting while maintaining structured, goal-focused support.
Available when appropriate. Adapted to your home setting with goal-focused support.
Session Options
Therapy Length
Initial: 45–60 min
Follow-up: 40–50 min
Adjusted as needed.
What to Expect During Sessions
How we work and what your child will experience
How we work
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One-on-one sessions only
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Parent involvement encouraged
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Play-based, pressure-free environment
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Individualized progression plan
What your child will do
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Engage in guided play activities
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Practice targeted movement patterns
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Build strength, coordination, and confidence
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Work at their own pace
Parents are welcome to observe and receive practical guidance for home support.
What to Expect in Therapy
How we work and what your child will experience
How we work
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One-on-one sessions
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Parent involvement encouraged
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Play-based, pressure-free
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Individualized progression
Your child will do
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Guided play activities
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Practice targeted movement
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Build strength, and confidence
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Progress at their own pace
Parents are welcome to observe and receive practical guidance for home support.
Parent involvement & home guidance
Insurance & Support
Clear details about fees, documentation, and coordination
Private-Pay
We are a private-pay pediatric practice and do not bill insurance directly. A free consultation is available to review fees and support options.
Documentation
We provide detailed documentation for out-of-network reimbursement, scholarship programs, and applicable tax benefits.
Collaboration
When appropriate, we collaborate with your child’s physicians, school teams, and other providers to support coordinated and consistent care.
Meet Our Team
Evidence-based care with a personalized family approach
Martin Gonzalez
Physical Therapist
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Dr. Gonzalez is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and a licensed Physical Therapist (DPT, PT License #PT9960). He has clinical experience in pediatric and outpatient settings across the United States. His work includes movement assessment, rehabilitation planning, and consultative support. When appropriate, he contributes to complex cases to ensure coordinated and evidence-based care.
Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT, PT, #PT9960). Experience in pediatric and outpatient care across the U.S., including movement assessment and rehabilitation planning. Provides consultative support for complex cases when appropriate.
Anna Fedoseeva
Pediatric Rehab Specialist
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Anna holds a Master’s degree in Adaptive Physical Activity, and is a licensed Massage Therapist and a NASM-Certified Personal Trainer (MSc, LMT License #MA106932, CPT, CES, YES). Her advanced training includes sports medicine, pediatric rehabilitation, and corrective movement therapy. She has clinical experience supporting children with motor delays, orthopedic conditions, and neurological disorders.
Master’s degree in Adaptive Physical Activity, Massage Therapist, NASM-Certified (MSc, #MA106932, CPT, CES, YES). Advanced training in pediatric rehabilitation and corrective movement therapy. Clinical experience supporting children with motor delays, orthopedic and neurological conditions.
Evgeny Fedoseev
Practice Manager
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Evgeny holds a PhD in Operations Management (MSc, EMBA, PhD). He is a co-founder of Little Movers, a Florida Department of Health—licensed establishment (LMMF LLC, License #MM46283). He has experience collaborating with leadership teams in medical and sports organizations. He oversees quality systems and program coordination to support structured and consistent service delivery.
PhD in Operations Management (MSc, EMBA, PhD). Co-founder of Little Movers, a Florida Department of Health–licensed establishment (License #MM46283). Oversees quality systems and program coordination to support structured and consistent care delivery.
Personalized & Evidence-Based
Insurance & Support
Private-Pay
We do not bill insurance directly. Free consultation to review fees and support options.
Documentation
Detailed receipts for out-of-network reimbursement, scholarship programs, or tax benefits.
Collaboration
We collaborate with physicians, school teams, and other providers when appropriate.