Helping You Move with Confidence
Personalized, one-on-one care that fits your lifestyle
Our Services
Building movement, confidence, and connection—one session at a time
Pediatric PT Interaction
Gentle, developmentally focused physical therapy that supports strength, coordination, and daily movement skills.
Muscle Strengthening and Motor Development Guidance
Play-based, relationship-centered sessions that support connection, regulation, and meaningful developmental growth.
Parent Comfort Moments
Coaching and support for parents to help them feel confident, reassured, and empowered in their child’s therapeutic journey.
Starting Therapy, Step by Step
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Call Us
Reach out to ask questions, discuss your concerns, and see if we’re the right fit for your family.
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Schedule Evaluation
We’ll book a one-on-one evaluation to understand goals, challenges, and your unique movement story.
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Upload Prescription
Upload your doctor’s prescription and fill out your online onboarding forms so we can prepare for your evaluation.
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You're All Set
Your first visit takes place in your preferred setting, so everything is familiar and easy from the start.
More Services
Adaptive Equipment Support
Guidance and assistance with orthotics, braces, kinesiotape, wheelchairs, adaptive bikes, and equipment setup for safe, effective use.
DIR/Floortime Engagement
Play-based, relationship-centered sessions that support connection, regulation, and meaningful developmental growth.
Real-Life Mobility Training
Practical movement practice in real environments—stairs, playgrounds, car transfers, home routines, pools, and community spaces.
Hello!
“I’m Leslie. As a mom and a physical therapist, I understand how important it is to feel supported. My approach combines clinical care with compassion, play, and trust, so you or your child can move confidently again.”
My Why
My passion for working with children and families is deeply personal. I grew up with my twin brother, who had a metabolic disorder, and witnessing his journey had a profound impact on my life. From an early age, I saw firsthand the challenges families face when navigating disability, which ultimately shaped my decision to pursue a career in pediatric physical therapy.
Education & Training
I earned my undergraduate degree from Texas A&M University in 2011 and received my Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Texas Woman’s University in 2014. I began my career in an outpatient pediatric clinic, where I gained hands-on experience working with children and young adults with neuromuscular and developmental conditions.
Experience & Certifications
I am a certified Basic DIR/Floortime® Provider and a certified CureDuchenne Therapist. I have experience treating children with:
Torticollis
Autism spectrum disorder
Cerebral palsy
Developmental delay
Developmental coordination disorder
Sensory processing disorder
Various genetic conditions
My Approach
My approach is centered on meeting each child where they are and supporting functional movement, confidence, and meaningful participation in everyday life. I value building trusting relationships with families and creating care plans that feel supportive, realistic, and empowering.
Beyond the Clinic
I am also a mom to two young and active boys. Being both a therapist and a parent allows me to deeply understand the importance of family-centered care. Outside of work, I enjoy group exercise classes and spending quality time with my husband on date nights.
How We Support Your Journey
Pediatric & Developmental Support
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Support for children navigating developmental, genetic, and neuromuscular challenges. This includes Autism Spectrum Disorder, Cerebral Palsy, Developmental Coordination Disorder, Down Syndrome, Genetic Disorders, Hypotonia, and Intellectual Disability. Therapy is play-based, connection-focused, and tailored to each child’s unique strengths.
Physical Recovery & Strength
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Gradually improve muscle weaknesses and work towards goals of age appropriate skills. Maximize independent movement after surgery or injury.
Neurological & Sensory Integration
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Focus on vision, hearing, touch, and body-in-space awareness. An overall sensory awareness for each movement and targeted treatment approach.
Stretching & Flexibility Training
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Increase range of motion to tight muscles and joints. This includes muscles affected by hypertonicity, contractures, torticollis, toe-walking and many more.
Emotional & Holistic Wellness
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Understanding of the whole child for the best treatment practices. This includes trauma-informed care, emotional regulation, and child development expertise.
Muscle Tone Management
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Assess and provide techniques to support normal muscle tone for children with hypotonicity, hypertonicity, and dystonia.
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages do you work with?
I work with infants, children, and young adults. My services are tailored to meet each child where they are developmentally and to support functional movement in everyday life.
Do I need a referral to start physical therapy?
Referral requirements can vary depending on your insurance plan. I’m happy to help guide you through that process and answer questions about what is needed to get started.
What conditions do you treat?
I have experience working with children with a wide range of diagnoses, including torticollis, autism spectrum disorder, cerebral palsy, developmental delays, sensory processing differences, and various genetic conditions. Each child’s care plan is individualized based on their needs and goals.
What does a physical therapy session look like?
Sessions are play-based, engaging, and child-led whenever possible. Therapy may include movement activities, games, and functional tasks designed to support strength, balance, coordination, and confidence, all in a supportive and encouraging environment.
Do parents or caregivers stay during sessions?
Yes. Family involvement is an important part of therapy. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to participate, ask questions, and learn strategies they can continue using at home.
How long is each session?
Session length may vary depending on the child’s needs, but most sessions are approximately 60 minutes. This can be discussed during the initial evaluation.
How often will my child need therapy?
The frequency of therapy is individualized and based on your child’s goals, needs, and progress. This will be discussed after the initial evaluation and adjusted as needed.
What should my child wear to therapy?
Please wear clothing that is easy to be active in. I want your child to be comfortable and be ready to move his or her body.
How do I get started?
The best first step is to reach out through the contact form, call or schedule a consultation. I’ll be happy to answer your questions and walk you through the next steps.
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Let’s Take the Next Step Together
Whether your child is just beginning their journey or working toward new milestones, Imagine Action is here to support meaningful movement, confidence, and everyday progress at your child’s pace.