Minds in Motion, LLC
Minds In Motion is a unique occupational therapy practice that emphasizes the importance of regulation. We believe that sensory and emotional regulation are a driving force of participation and highly influence behavior at home and in the community. Our mission is to help kiddos feel confident to be masters of their sensory and emotional needs to promote happiness and independence in all areas of life.
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Locations (1)
Village Early Intervention - Hoover
Hoover, AL, Hoover, Alabama
(205) 276-2474
Reviews (1)
Gianna Johnson
5/13/2024
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