Soaring Therapy and Learning Center, Inc.

02/04/2026

We are hiring an RBT for Blairsville office. Spread the word!

02/03/2026

Both offices will be open tomorrow Tuesday Feb 3rd!

02/01/2026

Both of our offices will be closed tomorrow as we wait for safe driving conditions following the snow. We hope you all had SNOW much fun this past weekend, and we look forward to seeing you soon ❄️🩵

02/01/2026

Soaring’s Cleveland office will be closed tomorrow as we wait for safe driving conditions following the snow this weekend! We hope you all enjoyed some snow fun and look forward to seeing you soon ❄️🩵

01/29/2026

🚨STRATEGY ALERT🚨
A Tip from our Physical Therapist:
Side sitting is an important developmental position that helps build the foundation for crawling, standing, and walking. When babies sit with one leg bent in front and the other to the side, they naturally stretch and strengthen the hip muscles, improving hip mobility, core strength, and balance.

Try This At Home:
By practicing side sitting, infants develop the strength and coordination needed to move confidently between positions, supporting healthy movement patterns and motor skill development.

01/27/2026

We will be open tomorrow our normal schedule for both offices!

01/26/2026

Blairsville office will be open Tuesday 1/27/26

01/26/2026

Our Blairsville office will be open Tuesday but our Cleveland office will be closed.

01/26/2026

Good news our Blairsville office will be open tomorrow. We are offering telehealth sessions for those who are unable to drive in.

01/25/2026

Both offices will be closed on Monday!! Stay safe. Stay tuned for more information regarding Tuesday

Our clinic will be closed on Monday, January 26th in preparation for possible ice conditions. Please check back on our social media or call our office to hear our updated voicemail for updates regarding whether or not the clinic will be opened on Tuesday, January 27th.

Our priority is the safety and well-being of our families. We hope you all stay safe and warm ❄️🧤🧣

01/23/2026

Our clinic will be closed on Monday, January 26th in preparation for possible ice conditions. Please check back on our social media or call our office to hear our updated voicemail for updates regarding whether or not the clinic will be opened on Tuesday, January 27th.

Our priority is the safety and well-being of our families. We hope you all stay safe and warm ❄️🧤🧣

01/22/2026

Occupational therapy (OT) often uses hand painting as a fun, meaningful way to provide rich tactile input while supporting overall development. Through direct contact with paint, children explore different textures, temperatures, and pressures, which helps the brain process and organize sensory information. This tactile input is essential for building body awareness, improving tolerance to touch, and reducing sensory defensiveness. Hand painting also supports fine motor strength, bilateral coordination, and motor planning as children smear, press, and move their hands with purpose. Beyond sensory and motor benefits, the activity encourages creativity, emotional expression, and engagement, making it a powerful tool for promoting regulation, confidence, and participation in daily tasks. ✨