Emily Schlicht, PT, DPT
Emily is a pediatric physical therapist specializing in treating infants and toddlers under 5 years old. She treats children who are having trouble meeting milestones and often finds herself answering questions like ‘do you think his head is too flat?’ or ‘she is 15 months, but still not walking, should I be worried?’.
She also treats children with rare diagnoses including neurodivergence (Autism, ADHD, Sensory Processing Disorder) and most neurological or genetic diagnoses using the Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI) method.
She is a Certified Autism Specialist (CAS). As an Autism Specialist Emily can introduce sensory stimuli in a controlled manner to reduce frequency of sensory driven meltdowns.
Emily is also a Certified Schroth Therapist, skilled in treating tweens, teens and young adults who are looking to avoid surgery or recover from surgery for scoliosis or kyphosis.
During her free time Emily enjoys camping, skiing, knitting, and most importantly - watching bad reality TV.
Mikaila is a pediatric occupational therapist with experience in clinic, home, and school settings. She is passionate about helping children build the foundational motor, sensory, and self-regulation skills they need to thrive in everyday life.
Her treatment approach integrates movement-based techniques such as Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI), primitive reflex integration, and sensory integration strategies to support coordination, attention, and body awareness. Mikaila is certified in Interactive Metronome, DMI Level A and B, and Primitive Reflex Integration. She is known for creating therapy sessions that are both evidence-based and engaging.
Outside of work, she enjoys spending time near the ocean, staying active, and connecting with friends and family.
