Rise Above Pediatric Physical Therapy

10/31/2025

Last post of the week for Rise Above!
Our 2nd annual Trick or Treat in office was a success. So much fun amongst staff and all the sweetest kiddos. Thank you to everyone who came out and to all my girls for their amazing work getting this set up.
Hope all your kiddos have had the best week and that yall have so much fun tomorrow Trick or Treating!
We love our kiddos and their families ❤️

10/31/2025

Whew it was a fun week!
We ended as the Finding Nemo crew.

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10/29/2025

October is almost over! HAPPY PT MONTH!

I wanted to take a few minutes to recognize my amazing staff for everything they do. Day in and day out they are rallying behind me to get our kiddos taken care of not only during sessions but behind the scenes. These shirts say it all.
SEE THE ABLE NOT THR LABEL 🥰🥰

10/29/2025

Only had a few superheros today 🥰
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10/28/2025

Day 2 of dress up week was a success!
Pumpkins all over the clinic 🎃🎃

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10/28/2025

Day 1 of Halloween week was Storybook character day ❤️❤️

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10/25/2025

Today is an important day for awareness! Just look up the stats of these precious babies being terminated upon diagnosis. It blew my mind 🤯 While yes they do have limitations, these babies have a good quality of life with a good family support. Just ask any of our sweet babies. I cannot imagine our clinic with our sweet kiddos ❤️

10/23/2025

A lot of fun things happening next week! Join us for a dress up theme or just wear your Halloween costume as we end the week with our trick or treat after we close down the office on Thursday!

10/16/2025

I sobbed this morning! I genuinely have the best staff. They have rallied behind me everyday and especially this week. I could not be more blessed to be part of this team 🥰🥰

10/10/2025

10/08/2025

We wore green two days late for World CP day! Love all our babies 💚

10/06/2025

Just take a moment to highlight this day and bring awareness!

Cerebral palsy is a group of conditions that affect movement and posture. It's caused by damage that occurs to the developing brain, most often before birth. It affects 1 in 345 children in the US.