Pediatric physical therapy can help children with various issues, illnesses, and injuries. The Physical Therapy program at Lumiere Children’s Therapy employs a team-based approach to enhance mobility and function, improve gross and fine motor skills, strengthen muscles, and improve coordination and balance.
Our expert therapists help children with neurological and congenital conditions, developmental delays, and physical disorders. We can also help children who’ve experienced sports injuries get back on the field. Dive into our list of blog posts from 2021 to learn more about our Physical Therapy program and scope of services:
- How Pediatric Physical Therapy Helps Children with Sports Injuries
- A Primer on Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, and Spina Bifida and How Physical Therapy Can Help
- An Overview of Developmental Coordination Disorder in Children
- Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) Exercises Parents Can Do with Their Children to Enhance Coordination
- Walk This Way: Common Gait Issues In Children
- Everything You Need to Know About Gross Motor Delay and Physical Therapy
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Vasilikitsa “Kitsa” Antonopoulos, MA, CCC-SLP/L is a licensed speech-language pathologist with over two decades of experience supporting children and families. After earning her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Saint Louis University, she gained deep clinical expertise working across pediatric hospitals, early intervention programs, and autism therapy settings.
In 2010, Kitsa founded Lumiere Children’s Therapy to create a holistic, collaborative space where children could receive personalized, multidisciplinary care. Her vision continues to guide Lumiere’s dedicated team of therapists, offering speech, occupational, physical, and behavioral therapy and more, to help every child reach their fullest potential.



