Our therapy programs are designed around your child—your child's needs and recovery. We consider it a privilege to share our knowledge and experience with you while assisting your child to reach their recovery goals. Our pediatric outpatient rehabilitation provides one-on-one, quality care to our patients. Your child and their therapist will develop a plan to help your child meet their goals. Your child's time in their treatment session will be spent with their therapist, focusing on your child and their recovery.
We offer:
- Pediatric Pelvic Floor Therapy
- Pediatric Physical therapy
- Pediatric Occupational therapy
- Pediatric Speech therapy
Hours & Locations
Ochsner Lake Area Rehabilitation Hospital
Featured Services
We offer specialized physical therapy for pelvic floor rehabilitation, abdominal conditions, and chronic pain caused by pelvic floor muscle dysfunctions in adolescents and children.
Many adult women experience some form of pelvic floor dysfunction. The primary causes of pelvic floor dysfunction include pregnancy, obesity and menopause. Pregnancy and the changes pregnancy makes to the pelvic floor cause postpartum pelvic floor dysfunction, not the method of delivery, so you may develop postpartum pelvic floor dysfunction whether you deliver by caesarian or vaginally.
Pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation can include treatment for:
- Urinary incontinence
- Bowel incontinence
- Constipation
- Diastasis recti abdominus
- Frequent urination or an urgent need to go to the bathroom
- Pain during intercourse
- Sacroiliac-joint dysfunction
- Pain in the lower back, hip or tailbone
- Pelvic organ prolapse
- Pelvic pain or pressure
- Postpartum rehabilitation
- Pregnancy rehabilitation
- Urinary leakage
Speak to your physician about a referral today. Call 337-475-4020 for an appointment or a consultation.
Our team includes physical, occupational and speech therapists with over 70 years of pediatric experience, specializing in the evaluation and treatment of children birth to 18 years of age.
Special Services:
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) – the therapist begin in the NICU to evaluate the infant’s positioning and feeding needs at the earliest intervention window to enhance future development.
Post NICU Follow-up Clinic – allows the neonatologist and therapists to identify potential developmental delays in at-risk infants. The only clinic of its kind in our area, this comprehensive, multi-disciplinary clinic allows for the identification of developmental issues as well as initiation of interventions.
Wheelchair and Seating Clinic – combines the experience and expertise of a team of rehabilitation technicians and therapists to provide a functional mobility system for patients, regardless of age.