Testimonials

"I have a ten year old daughter, Alicia, with cerebral palsy.  Due to her physical disabilities she requires extensive therapy.  Therapy for Children have been providing that therapy for the past ten years.  Without their knowledge and expertise I am sure that Alicia would not be achieving the simple tasks that she can do today.  All the therapists that have been involved with Alicia over the years have been  fantastic.  They are warm, caring, supportive and above all professional.  They always work with Alicia's best interests in mind and have often gone above the call of duty to ensure Alicia has her needs met.

Pip has been supportive of our entire family, both on a professional level and offering me constant emotional support through the hard times, of which inevitably there have been many. I thank Pip and her team for the wonderful difference they have made in Alicia's life and the opportunities that she will now have in the future because of the hard work and dedication they have always shown." - Jo, Alicia's mother 

"Some years ago we returned to Auckland a shattered family with a two year old boy with cerebral palsy.  With assistance from ACC we sought a service which was professional in every possible way and of the highest calibre.  We very quickly discovered Therapy for Children.  It has been an amazing journey.  We have had extremely intensive therapy for Harrison from every discipline.   Every staff member has been empathic, caring, professional and delivered the best service possible.  Harrison today is a little walking talking machine!  We never dreamt he would be able to talk in sentences, share his day and express his needs.  But now because of this amazing team at Therapy for Children who have continually assessed, educated, nurtured and stimulated, not only Harrison, but the whole family, he has surpassed all expectations we ever had for him.

They continue to inspire and support us, for which we are eternally grateful.  For us as a family Therapy for Children has meant the difference between Harrison reaching his potential or not.  Every week feels like Christmas as we watch and wait for more of this little man to emerge.  We welcome anyone to join us on the Therapy for Children journey. " - Marise, Harrison's mother