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Mission
Community engagement and education around early motor milestones that help you and your child thrive!
Why do gross motor skills matter and how do PTs support this?
Physical Therapists are often referred to as movement experts. Compass Pediatric Physical Therapy supports maximizing a child’s ability to interact with their environment. Whether that’s an infant needing support to better engage with a toy while enjoying tummy time, or a child building up skills to learn to jump and skip, a developmental coaching session with a pediatric physical therapy can often support achieving these new skills.
Services
Compass Pediatric Physical Therapy provides virtual and in person developmental coaching
and group classes in Gig Harbor, WA.​
Complimentary Initial
Phone Consultation
A free 15 min phone conversation to discuss your concerns, and see if Compass Pediatric PT would be a good fit.
Group Classes
Classes focus around gross motor skills such as tummy time, rolling and sitting, and more! More information to come on upcoming classes!
Developmental Coaching
(ages 0-5) Sessions
We focus on your child’s individual needs, looking at their current motor milestones in order to help you support their progression of skills. This can include support around potty training (which is a big motor milestone using our pelvic floor muscles)!
About
Celeste Norelius, PT, DPT
Hi! I’m Celeste Norelius, Doctor of Physical Therapy, and I’m so excited to meet you! I am lucky to truly love my work, and I am continually inspired by the creativity, energy, and resilience of the children with whom I have the privilege of working with.
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My goal is to help families feel more confident in their child's motor development. Through education that supports the specific stage your child is in, and providing tips and tricks to best support their growth, I'm confident that you will leave with new activities you can use right away that support your child's growth and development! ​
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With over a decade of experience working exclusively in pediatrics I have had the chance to work in a variety of settings; I especially love early intervention (0-3 years) and have specialty training to support infants with torticollis, as well as young children working on bowel and bladder control.
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Photo Credit: Emily Rallo Photography, Picture of mother and child
Feel confident about how you are supporting your child's ongoing development by receiving one on one coaching and education.
*This is not a formal Physical Therapy Evaluation, and is not billed to insurance.
Learning Guides
Thanks for visiting! Here are a few of my favorite handouts that I use to help families feel ready for that next step in their child's development.
- Gross Motor Skills 0-12 months
- Gross Motor Skills years 1-5
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