Get Back to Doing More on Your Own
Build strength, improve movement, and regain skills that help you get through your day.
- Physical Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Speech Therapy
When Everyday Tasks Get Harder, It Can Affect Your Whole Life
Pain, weakness, an injury, or an illness can change what you are able to do.
You may have trouble walking, getting dressed, working, communicating, or taking care of yourself. Even simple tasks can start to feel frustrating.
Therapy can help you rebuild the skills you need to move forward.
Build the Skills You Need for Daily Life
CDP Health offers physical, occupational, and speech therapy through a partnership with Big Stone Therapies.
Your therapy plan is based on your needs, abilities, and recovery goals. Your therapist will help you work toward greater strength, movement, communication, and independence.
Therapy Services
Find the Right Therapy for Your Needs
Physical Therapy
Improve movement, strength, balance, and mobility while working to reduce pain.
Physical therapy may help with:
- Arthritis
- Joint and muscle pain
- Neck and back pain
- Sprains and strains
- Balance problems
- Sports injuries
- Recovery after joint replacement
- Weakness or limited movement
Occupational Therapy
Build or regain the skills you need to complete everyday tasks more safely and independently.
Occupational therapy may help you:
- Get dressed
- Bathe and care for yourself
- Cook and prepare meals
- Complete household tasks
- Improve hand, wrist, and arm function
- Return to everyday routines
Speech Therapy
Improve skills that affect how you communicate, think, and swallow.
Speech therapy can help support:
- Speech and communication
- Thinking skills
- Swallowing
- Skills needed for greater independence
Work Toward Doing
More for Yourself
Therapy can help you:
- Move with more strength and confidence
- Improve balance and mobility
- Manage pain that limits your activity
- Complete everyday tasks more safely
- Improve communication skills
- Work toward greater independence
Start Moving Forward
1. Schedule an Appointment
Contact CDP Health to learn which therapy service may be right for you.
2. Meet With Your Therapist
Talk about what is difficult now and what you want to be able to do.
3. Follow Your Therapy Plan
Build strength and skills as you work toward your recovery goals.
A Therapy Team Focused on Your Progress
Recovery is personal. What matters most is getting back to the parts of life that matter to you.
CDP Health provides physical, occupational, and speech therapy through a partnership with Big Stone Therapies. Your therapy team will work with you to understand what is getting in your way and build a plan around your needs and goals.
More Support for Your Recovery
Therapy Services Questions
What is the difference between physical, occupational, and speech therapy?
Physical therapy focuses on movement, strength, balance, and pain. Occupational therapy helps you complete daily tasks and care for yourself. Speech therapy helps with communication, thinking skills, and swallowing.
What conditions can physical therapy help with?
Physical therapy commonly helps with arthritis, joint and muscle pain, neck and back pain, sprains, strains, balance problems, sports injuries, and recovery after joint replacement.
What does occupational therapy help with?
Occupational therapy helps you build or regain skills needed for daily life. This may include dressing, bathing, cooking, completing household tasks, and caring for yourself. It can also help with hand, wrist, and arm concerns.
What does speech therapy help with?
Speech therapy focuses on communication, thinking skills, and swallowing. Your therapist can evaluate your needs and build a therapy plan around the areas where you need support.
Can therapy help me recover after surgery?
Therapy may be part of your recovery after surgery. Your care team can help determine which therapy services fit your medical needs and recovery goals.
Do I need a referral for therapy?
Referral requirements may depend on the therapy service and your health plan. Contact CDP Health to learn what is needed before scheduling.
How long will I need therapy?
The length of therapy depends on your condition, goals, and progress. Your therapist will build a plan around your needs and help you understand what to expect.
Get Back to More of What Matters
Take the next step toward moving, communicating, and handling daily life with greater confidence.

