Teenagers in intensive physical therapy face a unique set of challenges and opportunities. At this stage, bodies still growing, but strength, coordination, and independence are rapidly developing. Intensive therapy provides focused, repetitive practice that targets specific goals, whether that’s walking, improving balance, increasing endurance, or building confidence in daily activities. This concentrated approach can help teens make faster progress, adapt to changes in their bodies, and prepare

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