
Earlene Cannady
Physical Therapist, clinic director
- Physical Therapist · NC Lic. 000000
Directs the clinic and sees children who need help walking, climbing and keeping their balance. She picks a few things for each family to practice at home.
Four physical therapists, two occupational therapists and two assistants, across two clinics. The first visit is with a therapist.

Physical Therapist, clinic director
Directs the clinic and sees children who need help walking, climbing and keeping their balance. She picks a few things for each family to practice at home.

Physical Therapist
Sees toddlers and preschoolers who walk late, trip often or tire quickly. Speaks English and Spanish.

Physical Therapist
Works with tweens and teens who play sports and are growing fast, from the first easy practice back to full play.

Physical Therapist
Sees school-age children and teens for posture, a heavy backpack and the sore backs and knees that come with growing quickly.

Occupational Therapist
Helps children with handwriting, scissors, buttons and the many small tasks of a school day. Speaks English and Spanish.

Occupational Therapist
Works with children who find touch, sound or change hard, and builds routines for dressing, meals and getting out the door.
Physical Therapist Assistant
Guides exercise and play sessions under a physical therapist's direction, and tells your therapist how your child is doing.
Occupational Therapy Assistant
Practices everyday skills with children under an occupational therapist's direction. Speaks English and Spanish.
A physical therapist helps children move, balance and build strength. An occupational therapist helps with the skills of a child's day, such as writing, dressing and play. Assistants carry out parts of the plan under a therapist's direction. Every one of us is licensed in North Carolina, and you can look any of us up by name with our state board.
Mayela Leon, Mariluz Ibanez and Maximiliano Romero speak English and Spanish with families

Ask for a therapist by name when you call.