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Monday 8am - 7pm Tuesday 8am - 7pm Wednesday 8am - 7pm Thursday 8am - 7pm Friday 8am - 2pm

Senseabilities, Inc.

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Senseabilities, Inc.

Pediatric Therapy Clinic offering Speech/Language, Occupational, Physical, Feeding and Hippotherapy!

SenseAbilities is a pediatric therapy clinic specializing in Occupational, Physical, and Speech/Language therapies for all children (birth to 21)

03/15/2026

🚨‼️Based on updates from the Houston County Emergency Management Agency, we will have a DELAYED OPENING of 1 pm tomorrow!

All appointments up until then are cancelled.

We encourage you to stay weather aware tomorrow by monitoring local news for updates on the storm projected to move through our area.

Stay safe and dry! ☂️

03/13/2026

Things you might see while walking down the halls at SenseAbilities… 👀✨

A little crawling.
A little laughing.
A lot of learning.

Mrs. Ashley turning therapy into fun one tunnel at a time. 💙

Around here, progress doesn’t always look like sitting at a table. Sometimes it looks like crawling through tunnels, big smiles, and making therapy something kids can’t wait to come back to!

03/10/2026

Hiding from this time change!

It might be just an hour, but the time change with Daylight Saving Time can be tough on kids, especially when their routines suddenly shift. Here are a few simple tips to help families ease the transition:

• Stick to routines. Keeping morning and bedtime routines consistent helps kids feel regulated and ready to communicate and learn.

• Adjust bedtime slowly. Moving bedtime earlier by about 10–15 minutes for a few nights can help their bodies adjust.

• Use visuals and reminders. Visual schedules or simple reminders can help kids understand what’s coming next when their internal clock feels off.

• Add extra movement. Activities like jumping, stretching, or outdoor play can help wake up their bodies and improve attention.

• Give a little grace. You may notice more fatigue, shorter attention spans, or frustration the first few days—and that’s completely normal.

Most kids adjust within a week, and a little patience goes a long way! 🌞

03/02/2026

Dwayne received his new eye gaze device from Forbes AAC, and Representative Stephen spent time educating both Mom and his SLP on how to support him in using it effectively.

To say Dwayne was excited would be an understatement! He was more vocal than ever, eagerly exploring his device and intentionally selecting “mom,” “dad,” and “need break.”

Moments like these are why we love what we do. Access to the right AAC tools opens the door for connection, independence, and a whole new level of communication. We can’t wait to see Dwayne continue to grow and find his voice 💙

02/27/2026

🎧 Now Playing at SenseAbilities!

We’re excited to share our clinic podcast with you!

While you wait, you can listen to short, helpful episodes filled with tips and insights from our Speech and Occupational Therapy teams. From speech sounds and language development to sensory regulation and functional skills. We’re sharing practical ideas and information you can use at home.

Can’t finish an episode during your visit? No problem!

Click the link below to listen now:
👉 https://ksens.senseabilities.net/listen/senseabilities

Because supporting communication and development doesn’t stop when the session ends 💛

02/24/2026

✨ Meet Our Newest Team Member ✨

Please help us welcome Taylor Alligood to the SenseAbilities team! Taylor is excited to be joining us as the friendly face in our front office.

Outside of the office, Taylor runs an all star cheerleading and tumbling gym in Perry, GA called Limitless Athletics. When she is not working, you will most likely find her outdoors, especially enjoying time at Lake Sinclair.
We are so excited to have Taylor on our team. Be sure to say hello when you see her 💛

02/18/2026

Working on our sounds can be FUN 🤍

When kids can see what they’re saying, it makes a big difference! Using visual cues like a picture of the item and the letters that make up the word helps connect the sound to meaning.

Seeing the picture supports vocabulary and comprehension, while seeing the letters builds early literacy skills. When children look at the written word, they start to notice how sounds match to letters, that’s called phonemic awareness and letter-sound correspondence.

This helps them:
✨ Hear the individual sounds in words
✨ Understand that sounds connect to letters
✨ Build stronger reading and spelling foundations
✨ Feel more confident when practicing tricky sounds

Making speech practice multisensory (seeing it, saying it, sometimes even touching or tapping it out) keeps learning engaging and helps those skills stick!
Speech + literacy = a powerful combo 💛

02/13/2026

We are OPEN on Monday and ready to see you! 🇺🇸

02/12/2026

The other day we were able to celebrate Moorea and her fiance Joshua for their upcoming wedding! Congratulations you guys and we wish you all the best! 💍❤️

02/10/2026

Gross motor skills in action! 💪✨

Mrs. Micaela is guiding this kiddo through a mini obstacle course. Like stepping up small raised steps, balancing across a plank, walking across more steps, and finishing strong with some trampoline jumps!

Obstacle courses are a fun and powerful way to build gross motor skills, which are so important for:
• Balance and coordination
• Core and leg strength
• Body awareness and motor planning
• Confidence with movement (and trying hard things!)

The best part? You can work on these skills at home too!
Try:
• Stepping over pillows or couch cushions
• Walking across a line of tape or a low curb
• Jumping on a trampoline or hopping between spots on the floor
• Creating a simple “step, balance, jump” path using stairs, boxes, or sturdy books

Movement doesn’t have to be complicated, it can be intentional and FUN!
Way to go, kiddo! 🎉

02/03/2026

Mrs. Deanna knows how to make sound practice pop! 🎉 Using a Pop It game to keep speech fun, engaging, and motivating because learning works best when it feels like play.

Address

905 Arrowhead Trl
Warner Robins, GA
31088

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 2pm

Telephone

+14783336363

Website

http://www.senseabilities.net/

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