Children's physical therapy in Johns Island, South Carolina

Coastal Movement Specialists is a premier institution offering a comprehensive range of services including physical therapy, occupational therapy, and Pilates. Located at 2052 River Road in Johns Island, South Carolina, this facility is dedicated to helping individuals improve their physical health and well-being. Whether you are recovering from an injury, looking to improve your mobility, or seeking to enhance your overall fitness level, our team of experienced professionals is here to support you on your journey to better health. With a focus on personalized care and tailored treatment plans, Coastal Movement Specialists is committed to helping you achieve your health and wellness goals. Visit us today and experience the difference our expert staff and state-of-the-art facility can make in your life.

Break Free Pelvic Health & Wellness is Charleston's premier pelvic floor therapy clinic, located at 1715 Hollydale Court, Johns Island, South Carolina. Our team of expert physical and occupational therapists specialize in pelvic floor rehabilitation for women, men, and children. Whether you are dealing with pelvic pain, urinary or bowel dysfunction, sexual pain, orthopedic pain, prenatal issues, or postpartum recovery, we are here to help. Pelvic health is essential for normal bladder and bowel function, pain-free sitting, walking, and exercise, fearless childbirth and recovery, and a painless and pleasurable sex life. Dr. Gretchen Brooker, DPT, PRPC founded Break Free Pelvic Health & Wellness with a passion for providing lasting relief to patients with pelvic floor dysfunction. Our clinic offers evidence-based pelvic floor therapy to address a wide range of pelvic health issues.

Charleston Area Therapeutic Riding (CATR) is a non-profit organization located at 2669 Hamilton Road in Johns Island, South Carolina, United States. Founded in 1991 by Meta Carter and Eileen McGuffie, CATR is dedicated to providing quality Equine Assisted Services to the community. CATR has been recognized as a "Premier Accredited Center" by the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH Intl.) since 1992. Starting with just three students, CATR has grown over the years and now serves over 160 children and adults with disabilities annually. The institution employs seven PATH International certified instructors and relies on the support of 150 volunteers. With a focus on therapeutic horsemanship, CATR aims to empower individuals with disabilities to lead more active and fulfilling lives.