About
Good Beginnings, a pediatric therapy practice in Northern Virginia, has been helping Washington, DC area children grow and thrive through their Occupational and Physical therapy services for over three decades. They provide therapy on-site at both their Falls Church and Herndon locations, or virtually. The practice offers a range of services, including pediatric occupational therapy, physical therapy, bowel and bladder therapy, feeding therapy, torticollis therapy, and dynamic movement intervention. They also have a homeschool preferred partner program for speech therapy and participate with insurance providers. Good Beginnings is a trusted partner for Northern Virginia families, with a team of experienced therapists who work collaboratively to help children achieve their goals. Their dedication to providing high-quality care has earned them a reputation as a leading pediatric therapy practice in the region.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Pediatric Occupational Therapy
Good Beginnings provides play-based evaluations and therapy sessions to help children develop the skills they need to succeed in school and in life.
Pediatric Physical Therapy
Their physical therapy services are designed to help children overcome physical challenges and develop the strength and mobility they need to thrive.
Bowel and Bladder Therapy
Good Beginnings specializes in helping children with bowel and bladder issues, including incontinence and constipation.
Feeding Therapy
Their feeding therapy services are designed to help children with eating difficulties, including picky eating and feeding aversions.
Torticollis Therapy
Good Beginnings offers specialized therapy for children with torticollis, a condition that can make it difficult for children to turn their heads.
Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI)
Their DMI program is designed to help children with sensory processing issues and other developmental delays.
