This weekly class, led by Janelle Gordon, Doctor of Physical Therapy, is designed to educate parents and caregivers on infant motor and cognitive development and provide a platform for guided cognitive and social exploration to support their baby’s development. This is a great option for infants who may not need direct therapy intervention but the family or caregiver would still like to learn how to best guide their infant toward skill achievement.

Waypoint Warriors is a weekly adaptive exercise class aimed at developing functional fitness skills, encouraging confidence in the fitness environment and increasing activity levels and endurance. We will address foundational principles of strength training, cardiovascular endurance and flexibility in each four-week series.

Dance-Abilities fun-filled class that offers group instruction in dance fundamentals and various dance styles. Come move and groove with Katrina Shull PTA, a trained dancer. Each month-long dance series explores the fundamentals of dance in a safe, inclusive environment that encourages confidence in movement and self-expression. Classes include Point and Twirl (ballet focus), Jump and Jive (jazz), and Hip Hoppers.

Camp Waypoint is a week of outdoor programming focused on fostering independence and confidence in group physical activities. We promote cooperative play with peers as well as a love for physical activity. Programming is designed for ALL ability levels and includes bike & scooter riding, accessing playground equipment, sports skills, and much more.

Bike riding, or scooter riding, is a fantastic way to promote physical activity and fitness! We have years of experience teaching bike riding, adapting bikes of all styles and sizes and getting kids outdoors, and experiencing the joy of riding on wheels! We offer bike riding intensives throughout the year with group options in the summer months.

The Experience Fitness Project is a day of fitness-oriented race events and fun learning activities designed for children and young adults with developmental and physical disabilities. Children experience both competitive and non-competitive fitness activities, while offering families access to information and interaction with local organizations who provide fitness and recreational options for young people eager to participate.

GoBabyGo! is a national movement to promote early mobility for young children with disabilities. The single, urgent vision of GBG is that all people explore their world via independent mobility. Waypoint Pediatric Therapies was proud to co-sponsor the first GBG Seattle workshop with NuMotion in October 2016. We’ve been promoting this wonderful mobility option ever since. We have ride-on cars available for families to try out in our clinic.