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    Jill Wagner

    Philosophy

    Pediatric physical therapy is a specialized form of physical therapy for children with neurologic, orthopedic or developmental problems. Developmental therapy programs use games, play activities and individualized skill practice to improve a child's motor performance. As a parent, I realize that treatment relationships must be built on trust and you will be assured that your trust in my care of your child is fully warranted.

    Committment to Physicial Therapy

    • Experience

      • Hippotherapy
      • Pediatric Private Practice
      • Neonatal Intensive Care
      • Aquatic Therapy
      • Public School System
    • Education

      • Quinnipiac University, Hamden, CT, Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy
      • Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, Masters of Science in Education
    • Memberships

      • American Physical Therapy Association
      • American Physical Therapy Association Pediatrics Section
      • American Hippotherapy Association
    • Licensure and Certifications

      • Virginia Board of Medicine

    Contact

    Jill Wagner, MS, PT
    450 West Broad St. Suite 214
    Falls Church VA 22046
    Phone: 703.606.6213
    Fax: 703.496.4779
    Email: progressivepeds@cox.net
    Sophia Scott

    Sophia Scott, MS, PT

    Pediatric Physical Therapist

    Sophia graduated from Marymount University in Arlington Virginia with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy in 2002.

    Over the past 8 years, she has had the privilege of working with babies, toddlers, older children and teens in schools, client's homes and a private clinic setting. The clients she has worked with have presented with a range of developmental delays and neurological and orthopedic challenges.

    Sophia currently continues to work with infants and toddlers and children with developmental delays, physical complications associated with prematurity, hypo and hypertonia, Down syndrome, torticollis and cerebral palsy.

    She also continues to work with school age children and teens with strength, balance and coordination deficits due to cerebral palsy, spina bifida, and various genetic syndromes.

    In the fall of 2010, Sophia completed her Level 1 training through the American Hippotherapy Association and now practices hippotherapy at Simple Changes Therapeutic Riding Center in Lorton, Virginia.

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