Arkansas Families First is devoted to unlocking the full potential of children and families. We utilize the latest research and the most skilled clinicians in the service of improving people’s lives. We strive to empower parents and to integrate multiple disciplines in the building of strong families and healthy children. We provide the following services: - Developmental & psychological evaluations - Psychiatric evaluations - Medication management - Formal psychological testing - Parenting & adoption evaluations - Individual therapy - Family therapy - Group therapy - Couples therapy - Parent education & support - Career & occupational testing

Families looking for practical support can find speech, physical, and developmental services delivered in everyday, child-friendly ways. Kidsource Therapy | Conway connects families with a speech pathologist or physical therapist who can tailor goals to meaningful routines, such as mealtimes, play, and school preparation. The team provides speech therapy for children Conway, Arkansas, to address articulation, language, and social communication needs through play-based practice and guided parent involvement. For movement and strength goals, physical therapy for children may include balance work, core-stability activities, and coordination games that translate into safer playground time and greater confidence in sports or PE. Developmental therapy can help organize early skills across areas such as attention, early problem-solving, and participation in group activities. Care plans focus on steady progress, with home strategies shared so families can reinforce new skills between sessions.

Pediatrics Plus outpatient therapy provides occupational, physical, and speech language therapy. Our therapists provide a comprehensive evaluation focused on the specific needs of the child and family and develop an individualized treatment plan based on those needs. Therapeutic interventions are used to help a variety of challenges that children may have including: language, pragmatics, auditory processing, speech, oral motor, feeding, swallowing, daily living, strength, range of motion, flexibility, balance, posture, body mechanics, coordination, and endurance.