Dr. Victoria Silverstein, PT

EARLY SUPPORT MAKES A DIFFERENCE During infancy and early childhood, development happens quickly! These early years offer valuable opportunities to support emerging motor skills and address developmental concerns. When you have questions about your child’s motor development, you don’t have to navigate them alone. A pediatric physical therapist can help you better understand your child’s development and identify ways to support their progress. Replay Rehab provides individualized pediatric physical therapy through telehealth, combining specialized pediatric expertise with compassionate, child-centered care. EXPERT CARE IN YOUR CHILD'S EVERYDAY ENVIRONEMNT Through telehealth, therapy takes place where children are most comfortable—at home. Sessions build on the activities, toys, and routines they already enjoy, using meaningful movement experiences and practical strategies that fit naturally into family life. Telehealth offers more than convenience. During sessions, I can observe how your child moves and participates in their familiar surroundings, helping me tailor treatment to their needs and guide you in supporting their development beyond the therapy session itself. SERVICES FOR INFANTS, TODDLERS, AND CHILDREN Replay Rehab provides pediatric physical therapy for a variety of developmental and movement concerns, including: - Gross motor delays - Head and neck positioning preferences, including torticollis - Difficulties with tummy time, rolling, sitting, or crawling - Delayed walking - Walking differences, including toe walking - Frequent falling, balance, and coordination concerns - Low or high muscle tone - Strength and functional movement difficulties - Other developmental, neurological, and orthopedic concerns REPEAT. REWIRE. RELEARN. These principles are at the heart of Replay Rehab: specialized pediatric physical therapy that uses play, repetition, and meaningful practice to help children develop movement skills, build confidence, and engage in the activities they love. Did you know? During the first few years of life, the brain forms more than one million new neural connections every second. Through neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to adapt and learn—experiences help shape the brain, and repeated practice helps strengthen the connections involved in learning new skills. At Replay Rehab, therapy goes beyond simply exercising. Play-based activities build on each child’s interests and abilities, making practice engaging and purposeful. By practicing skills that matter to them and incorporating them into everyday activities, children can use what they learn to explore their world, play, and participate more fully in daily life.