Leading Edge Therapy
Equipment & Services
Specialized tools, purposeful play, and a whole lot of fun — here's what we use to help your child move, strengthen, and thrive.
What Do We Use?
Great therapy isn't just about technique — it's also about having the right tools. At Leading Edge Therapy, we've assembled a range of specialized equipment designed to challenge, support, and motivate children at every ability level.
From high-tech vibration platforms to a well-stocked toy closet, every piece of equipment serves a purpose — and most of it doubles as a really good time.
Therasuit & Spider Cage
Supports children who have never been able to stand or jump independently
When you say that you suspend children in a cage, some folks do a double take. But imagine being a child who has never been able to create movement in standing — or a child who couldn't jump without a parent's assistance. Giving children the freedom to move is one of the most powerful benefits of this system. The elastic bands can be configured to assist or resist movement depending on your child's abilities and goals.
Swings, Balls & Trampolines
Builds body awareness, balance, and vestibular processing through play
Lots of things are used to help children get comfortable with — and learn to control — movement. We put children on large therapy balls, swings, trampolines, and other moving surfaces so they can learn about controlling their bodies in space. The vestibular and proprioceptive input these activities provide is invaluable for motor development. Don't tell anyone — it's also lots of fun!
Treadmills & Vibration Platforms
Strengthens bones and muscles; refines walking patterns
Sometimes we need machines to give a boost to strengthening and gait training. Our vibrating platform delivers targeted input to strengthen bones and muscles, while the treadmill provides a controlled environment for practicing and refining walking patterns — with support as needed.
Ordinary Toys Used in Extraordinary Ways
Makes repetition feel like play — the secret to faster motor learning
Scooters, plastic bats, basketball hoops, hand-propelled riding toys — all of these make therapy feel like play, and children far more willing to put in the repetitions needed for real motor learning. When a child is having fun, they work harder and longer without even realizing it.
Ready to See It in Action?
The best way to understand what we do is to come in and see it. Reach out to schedule an evaluation and get a feel for how we work.
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