AARC Starts Pediatric Physical Therapy Program

The American Autism & Rehabilitation Center (AARC) has begun its Pediatric Physical Therapy program led by Lauren Bowling. The physical therapy services are available for all children, regardless of diagnosis. It offers personalized care to help improve developmental gross motor mobility, strength, balance and coordination. Bowling brings six years of experience as a physical therapist with special certification in TheraSuit’s universal exercise unit, a pediatric rehabilitative training device at AARC that allows graded and personalized intervention for specified strength building, flexibility, balance and functional training for children of all ages and diagnoses. Along with certification in the universal exercise unit, Bowling is certified in trigger point dry needling, aquatic therapy and functional taping services.

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