I would recommend them without reservation for anyone looking for PT, OT, or therapeutic gymnastics.My son is 6 and has been receiving PT and therapeutic gymnastics for about 10 months and OT for 4 months. My son has made tremendous strides while at Motion Education. We have had many therapists in other states and I have been given the red carpet treatment with Motion Education. We have engaged passionate therapists who are connected to the therapy community and know what resources are available. They take our insurance which is a huge plus since I dont have to do any reimbursement paperwork. If you have ever had to do this you know what a pain it is.I also love that Motion Education has both male and female facilitators. There are not a lot of men in this field and it is nice to see him get to wrestle and get some guy time. It is also nice to get therapy and get to see neurotypical children. At some of our other therapists offices I felt very isolated from other mothers and here there is always someone to talk to.Since I also have a neurotypical daughter it is fantastic that she can take classes the same place my son has therapy. It can be very difficult to entertain a 4 year old several hours a week in waiting rooms. She gets to have fun, have her friends and be active all while my son is getting the care he needs. She is no longer isolated in a waiting room.