Growing in Motion
Helping Children Grow, Connect, and Thrive
Pediatric Occupational, Physical & Speech Therapy
Clinics in Camp Hill, PA and Mechanicsburg, PA
Individualized, Play-Based therapy for Children
We accept major insurance plans
Blue Cross/Blue Shield
Highmark
Capital Blue
Aetna
Tricare
UPMC commercial insurance plans
Growing In Motion, LLC provides skilled pediatric occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech therapy services for children of all ages in central PA. We have one therapy clinic in Camp Hill and another one in Mechanicburg. At these locations, we serve families from south-central Pennsylvania across towns in Dauphin, York, and Cumberland Counties including Hershey, Harrisburg, Elizabethtown, Mechanicsburg, Dillsburg, and Carlisle.
The occupational, physical, and speech therapy team at Growing in Motion, LLC are a dedicated group of professionals who are here to provide excellent therapy. We are committed lifelong learners so that we can provide the BEST possible therapy we can to the children we see. We have specialized training in sensory integration therapy, motor planning, Handwriting without Tears®, Astronaut training, reflex integration, the auditory therapy Tomatis®, and the DIR/Floortime® play therapy model. While we address many areas, we consider the social-emotional development of children to be paramount. Our clinicians are skilled play therapists who work hard to engage and challenge children in a fun and creative ways.
We provide occupational, physical, and speech treatment for the following diagnoses:
Articulation
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD/ADD)
Auditory Processing Disorder
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Brain Injury
Cerebal Palsy
Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS)
Down Syndrome
Dyspraxia
Feeding Challenges and Picky Eater
Fluency
High tone
Language Delays and Disorders
Learning Disability
Lisps
Low tone
Oral Motor Challenges
Receptive and Expressive Language
Sensory Processing Disorder
Stuttering
Our Mission
Growing in Motion is here to respect and honor children and help them overcome challenges
Our Process
It’s a 1, 2, 3 process to get started! We can help you understand more about how we can help your child.
Pediatric Occupational Therapy may look like play but it is much more than that!
Play Therapy
The DIR/Floortime® Model addresses the social-emotional capacities of children
Meeting the child at their developmental level, considering the individual differences, the use of affect to engage, and focusing on relationships are components of the framework that make the DIR model so effective.
Pediatric Speech Therapy
Our experienced Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) support children with a wide range of speech and language challenges—such as childhood apraxia of speech, receptive and expressive language delays, and articulation disorders—using a compassionate, developmental approach. Speech Therapy Services are offered at our centers in Camp Hill and Mechanicsburg!
Our Approach: Foundations for Communication
We utilize the DIR/Floortime® model, emphasizing five foundational steps for expressive language:
Engagement – Building attentive connection
Intentionality – Supporting purposeful communication
Shared Meaning – Developing mutual understanding
Comprehension – Ensuring solid receptive language skills
Production – Guiding expressive speech development
We embrace all forms of communication—gestures, signs, picture boards, or words—acknowledging that each child’s pathway to language is unique. Sign learning, for example, empowers children without inhibiting speech and can help reduce frustration while relationships flourish
The Benefits for Your Child
Pediatric speech therapy offers far-reaching advantages:
Stronger social skills and peer connections
Boosted academic performance and literacy foundations
Increased confidence and self-esteem
Clearer, more functional communication
Higher overall quality of life
Sensory Integration Therapy
Every child takes in information from the world through their senses—sight, sound, touch, taste, smell, movement, and body awareness. For most children, the brain organizes this information automatically, helping them respond appropriately to everyday situations.
For some children, however, sensory input can feel overwhelming, confusing, or underwhelming. This is called a sensory processing difficulty. A child may:
Cover their ears at normal sounds
Avoid certain textures in clothing or food
Seek extra movement, crashing, or spinning
Have trouble focusing in busy environments
Struggle with transitions or emotional regulation
When sensory processing challenges interfere with daily activities, sensory integration therapy can help.
Sensory Integration is a therapy approach aimed at helping children overcome sensory challenges. Difficulties in sensory processing can impair a child’s ability to connect socially, complete motor tasks, and learn in a classroom.