Pediatric Therapy Services
Speech, Physical, Occupational Therapy
Bellaire Rehab SPOT is an outpatient pediatric clinic located in Bellaire, Houston, Texas. We offer a variety of multi-disciplinary pediatric therapy services including occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech therapy to children of all ages.
Our Mission.
Our Passion.
Our Expertise.
Here at Bellaire Rehab SPOT our mission is to help children and their families participate in daily activities through play, sensory integrative techniques, therapeutic activities, manual therapy, neuromuscular re-education, and therapeutic exercise.
We are passionate about having our patients experience the exhilarating beauty of growth and success. We also place a strong focus on providing parent and caregiver training to establish the most effective home programs and make sure that our parents fully understand the depth and breadth of ways to address their child’s therapy needs. We provide school/teacher consultations and training for classroom carryover of therapy-related recommendations.
We are committed to providing our patients with the highest level of care, compassion, and understanding. Our therapy approach is research-based, using cutting-edge techniques and the most up to date methods in the field. Our team of highly-trained therapists has significant experience working across all areas of pediatrics including inpatient, outpatient, school-based, hospital-based, and early intervention, as well as on feeding and autism teams.

Pediatric Physical Therapy Services
Pediatric Occupational Therapy Services
Pediatric Speech Therapy Services
What Our Parents Are Saying
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between OT and PT?
What can I expect at an evaluation?
What can I expect at a treatment session?
What kind of challenges does therapy address?
What is the role of a parent in the therapeutic process?
What kind of Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) are expected for a child to be able to do?
ADLs change based on age and stage. They include: toileting, feeding, dressing, manipulating fasteners, bathing, grooming, shoe tying, tool/cutlery use.
The most important and significant ADL for children is PLAY!! Play may be challenged due to physical limitations, strength, coordination, motor planning, or sensory processing. Play is the most effective research-proven way to address improving these underlying factors, impacting the way that the brain and nervous system process information.