Pediatric Potentials is the premier pediatric occupational and physical therapy practice in Essex County. We are dedicated to providing the best pediatric OT and PT care for your child and family within an atmosphere of empathy and sensitivity. We accept all children as they are, and promote their development from "Can I?" to "I think I can" to "I know I can" through collaborative relationships with all those who touch their lives.

By ensuring that your child's care is provided by those who are highly experienced, dedicated to their work, and endlessly giving, we help your child leap to new levels. We are committed to expanding life's possibilities for every child who enters our doors in our 4,000 square foot environment that is playful, fun and safe.  Our facility meets your child's needs with both a sensory and gross motor gym as well as private treatment rooms.

Pediatric Potentials provides cutting edge occupational and physical therapy care in a highly personalized and playful environment. All therapy is performed by NJ and nationally licensed occupational and physical therapists, not assistants. Our therapists are warm, caring and highly experienced. Most have been associated with our practice for 10 or more years. Each therapist brings a positive attitude and professional excellence to each session with your child. Our team of therapists sees hundreds of children for individualized programs in our private facility every week.

In addition to providing therapy in our offices, Pediatric Potentials provides therapy services in school settings, including the JCC Metrowest, Temple Beth Shalom and Temple B'nai Jeshurun, as well as consultations to many private and public schools throughout the area. Trainings and workshops for teachers, physicians and parents are readily available on numerous topics, including sensory integration, handwriting, kindergarten readiness, and play for preschoolers to develop fine and gross motor skills. Pediatric Potentials offers developmental education coaching and consultations for parents of newborns to those six months of age, as well as offering a sensory camp experience.