Changing lives, one ability at a time
Welcome to Tender Touch Therapy
Founded in 1999, Tender Touch Therapy started with a few therapists providing in-home Physical & Occupational therapy to children following discharge from Birth to 3 services. On April 4th, 2006 we opened the doors to our Kenosha Clinic. Since then, we have grown to provide services to pediatric and young adult patients throughout Southeastern Wisconsin. Our therapists work with clients and their families to provide individualized, or group, therapeutic programming which will challenge and encourage patients to increase their independence, enhance their health, and improve their lifelong wellness.
Our Mission Statement
Tender Touch Therapy provides high quality pediatric physical, occupational, and speech language therapy services. As a comprehensive team, we implement creative and effective treatment strategies in order to maximize functional independence and achieve patient-specific goals. We will advocate on behalf of each child and their family to enhance well-being and improve lifelong wellness.
Our Values
Advocacy: We will create and maintain support for children, young adults, and their family in the therapeutic setting as well as their everyday life. We strive to seek what is best in treatment for happiness, and function to carry over into the home and community. We will act and speak in advocacy through medical and community relationships as we expressly share in each family's and child's dreams and goals.
Creativity: We will utilize boundless creativity throughout our pursuit of excellence and best practice as we strive to advance each child and young adult in their areas of strength and propel them forward into opportunity and successful accomplishments.
Well-Being: We strive to support wellness and balance for our families and kids while encouraging development into healthy young adults. We will model well-being as clinicians through our demeanor and as a company through our promotion.
Team Work: We will cooperate in the spirit of team work both internally and externally as we coordinate with other health care providers, parents, co-workers, and the community we live in. We will employ the practices of collaboration and enhanced communication to expand the traditional roles of healthcare, and to make decisions as a motivated team that works toward a common goal.