Potentials Therapy Center
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Potentials Therapy Center is a special needs therapy center built to become partners with families that are committed to unlocking their child's best through individualized programs created, executed, and managed by our excellent roster of clinicians and teachers.
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Our Therapy Services
Comprehensive, evidence-based therapies tailored to each child's unique needs.
Occupational Therapy
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What is it?
Occupational Therapy helps children develop the skills they need for daily life. For kids, their "occupation" is playing, learning, and growing — and our OTs make sure nothing gets in the way of that.
Who is it for?
Children who struggle with fine motor skills, self-care tasks, sensory sensitivities, handwriting, attention, or social participation.
What to expect?
Sessions are play-based and fun. Our therapists observe how your child moves, interacts, and responds to their environment, then work on targeted skills through activities your child enjoys.
Speech Therapy
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What is it?
Speech Therapy addresses how children talk, understand language, and communicate — covering everything from first words to fluency, articulation, and social communication.
Who is it for?
Children with delayed speech, language difficulties, stuttering, articulation issues, or challenges with social communication and pragmatics.
What to expect?
Our SLPs use play, stories, and structured activities to make communication feel natural and achievable — tailored to your child's pace and goals.
Physical Therapy
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What is it?
Physical Therapy focuses on gross motor development — how your child moves their body. Our PTs work on strength, balance, coordination, and mobility.
Who is it for?
Children with developmental delays, low muscle tone, coordination difficulties, balance issues, or those recovering from injury or surgery.
What to expect?
Sessions involve movement-based activities, exercises, and play that build physical strength and confidence in a safe, supportive setting.
Special Education Tutorials
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What is it?
One-on-one academic support designed specifically for children with learning differences, developmental delays, or special needs.
Who is it for?
Children who need extra support in reading, writing, math, or other academic areas — especially those with learning disabilities, ADHD, autism, or developmental delays.
What to expect?
Our special educators assess your child's current level and design a personalized learning plan, structured and paced to your child's unique learning style.
Playgroup Classes
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What is it?
Small-group sessions where children practice social skills in a real-world setting — with other kids their age, guided by trained therapists.
Who is it for?
Children who struggle with social interaction, turn-taking, sharing, following group instructions, or peer engagement.
What to expect?
Fun group activities that naturally build communication, cooperation, and friendship skills in a safe, supervised environment.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
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What is it?
A structured, evidence-based approach that helps children recognize how their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are connected — and how to change unhelpful patterns.
Who is it for?
Children dealing with anxiety, emotional dysregulation, behavioral challenges, OCD, or difficulty coping with everyday stress.
What to expect?
Age-appropriate activities, storytelling, and guided conversations to help children build coping strategies they can use in real life.
Oral Placement Therapy
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What is it?
OPT uses specific tactile and movement techniques to improve the strength, coordination, and movement of the lips, tongue, and jaw.
Who is it for?
Children with feeding difficulties, drooling, unclear speech, or weak oral motor function — often seen in Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, or developmental delays.
What to expect?
Our therapists use specialized tools and techniques to stimulate and strengthen oral muscles, supporting better feeding and clearer speech over time.
AAC
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What is it?
AAC encompasses all the tools and strategies that support or replace spoken language — from picture boards and sign language to high-tech speech-generating devices.
Who is it for?
Children who are non-verbal, minimally verbal, or have significant difficulty with spoken communication due to autism, cerebral palsy, or other conditions.
What to expect?
Our therapists assess your child's communication needs and introduce the most appropriate AAC system, then work with your family to integrate it into everyday life.
PROMPT Therapy
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What is it?
PROMPT uses touch cues on the face and jaw to guide correct speech movement — helping children feel, not just hear, how sounds and words are formed.
Who is it for?
Children with motor speech disorders, childhood apraxia of speech, or those who haven't responded well to traditional speech therapy.
What to expect?
Our PROMPT-trained therapists use gentle physical guidance alongside verbal and visual cues to help your child develop clearer, more consistent speech.
Sensory Integration
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What is it?
Sensory Integration Therapy helps children who have difficulty processing sensory information — affecting behavior, attention, and daily functioning.
Who is it for?
Children who are overly sensitive or under-responsive to touch, sound, movement, or other sensory input — often seen in autism, ADHD, and sensory processing disorder.
What to expect?
Sessions take place in a sensory-rich environment with swings, trampolines, textures, and movement activities designed to help the brain process sensory input more effectively.
Pediatric Dysphagia
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What is it?
Pediatric Dysphagia refers to feeding and swallowing difficulties in children. Our therapists assess and treat the underlying causes to make eating safer and more enjoyable.
Who is it for?
Children who cough or choke during meals, refuse certain food textures, have difficulty chewing, or show signs of unsafe swallowing.
What to expect?
Our therapists conduct a thorough feeding evaluation and develop a personalized plan — working closely with families to improve mealtimes at home and in therapy.
..and more!
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What is it?
Beyond our core services, we offer a range of specialized programs tailored to your child's unique developmental needs.
Who is it for?
Any child who needs support beyond what's listed — our team will assess and guide you to the right program.
What to expect?
Reach out to us and we'll work with you to find the best fit for your child.
How to Avail Our Services
Get Started With Us
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Get a Referral
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Initial Contact
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Assessment & Evaluation
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Enroll in Services
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Attend Sessions
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Monitor Progress
STEP 01
Get a Referral
Obtain a referral from a developmental pediatrician. Your child may be recommended for Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, or Playschool Services.
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Get a Referral
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Obtain a referral from a developmental pediatrician. Your child may be recommended for Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, or Playschool Services.
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Initial Contact
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Call or visit Potentials Therapy Center to check service availability, enrollment steps, new client acceptance, and cost of services.
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Assessment & Evaluation
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Schedule the initial assessment to determine needs and create a therapy plan. Bring relevant records and referral letters.
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Enroll in Services
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Fill out registration forms with personal and medical details. Schedule therapy sessions right after registration.
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Attend Sessions
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Attend sessions as recommended. Complete home exercises provided by therapists to support progress.
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Monitor Progress
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Communicate regularly with your child's therapists about goals, progress, and any concerns.
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Address
Unit 2A, #72, MIC Building, Bukidnon Street
Brgy. Ramon Magsaysay, Bago Bantay
Quezon City, Philippines 1105
Brgy. Ramon Magsaysay, Bago Bantay
Quezon City, Philippines 1105
Near Grass Residences, SM North Edsa Annex