Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI)
Active movement and postural control, with goals connected to developmental milestones.
Learn about Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI) →Pediatric therapy • Diamond Bar, CA
Pediatric Physical & Occupational Therapy in Diamond Bar
Connecting senses. Building bridges.
Pediatric physical and occupational therapy in Diamond Bar, helping children work on movement, play, mealtimes and everyday skills. We build care around your child’s needs and the activities that matter to your family.
Our specialties
Three areas at the heart of our care.
Explore how we support movement, sensory experiences and mealtimes. Your child’s evaluation helps connect the approach with your family’s goals.
Sensory Integration
Understanding sensory experiences and supporting play, movement and everyday participation.
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SOS Approach to Feeding
Purposeful food exploration and eating skills, guided by your child’s readiness.
Learn about SOS Approach to Feeding →Birth to age 3 • Regional center services
Early intervention with San Gabriel/Pomona Regional Center
Sensory Bridge provides early intervention services for infants and toddlers from birth until their third birthday through San Gabriel/Pomona Regional Center (SG/PRC). We work with families to support emerging movement, play and everyday skills during these early years.
Early Start eligibility is determined by the regional center. If your child is already receiving services, ask your service coordinator about a referral to Sensory Bridge and the authorization needed to begin.
For a first Early Start referral, contact SG/PRC's Early Start Intake Department at (909) 710-8675, or visit the regional center's Early Start page. For questions about our services, call (909) 258-9292.
Sensory Movement Academy
Additional support through sensory movement activities
Explore active play, sensory exploration, regulation and everyday participation. The Academy works with SDP families under service code 331, Community Integration, including ACE FMS and RITZ FMS. We are open to other FMS providers; funding depends on your child's approved plan.
Explore the Academy and SDPStart with what you’re noticing
What are you noticing at home?
Maybe your child finds playground activities difficult, struggles with getting dressed, avoids certain textures, or needs support at mealtimes. You may simply have a question about how your child is developing. Start with one everyday example, and we can discuss the next step together.
Movement and milestones
Crawling, walking, balance, stairs and joining in active play.
Explore this service →Sensory experiences
How sounds, touch and movement affect everyday routines.
Explore this service →Hands and everyday skills
Using toys and school tools, getting dressed and participating in daily life.
Explore this service →Mealtimes
Questions about food textures, eating, drinking, chewing or swallowing.
Explore this service →Early development
Questions about movement, play, interaction and emerging skills.
Explore this service →Therapy starts with your family’s priorities.
Your child brings their own interests, strengths and challenges. Your family brings knowledge of what daily life looks like. Our approach combines individualized therapy, purposeful play and family collaboration to work toward meaningful goals.
Pediatric physical therapy
Movement, mobility, balance, and gross motor development.
Explore this servicePediatric occupational therapy
Play, self-care, fine motor skills, and daily participation.
Explore this serviceFeeding and dysphagia
Support for eating, drinking, food exploration, and swallowing concerns.
Explore this serviceA clear place to start
Share your question
Describe an everyday activity you want help understanding.
Discuss the next step
Contact the clinic to ask about services, appointment options and preparation.
Meet the clinical team
Bryan Kwon
PT, DPT · Physical therapist
Sooyoun Joung
MA OTR/L · Occupational therapist
Inside our clinic
Room to play, explore and practice
Take a look at everyday moments in our therapy spaces. Activities are selected and adapted for each child.
Google reviews
Hear from families
Selected Google reviews about our team and the care families experience at Sensory Bridge Pediatric Therapy.
Practical reading for everyday questions
Browse guides to movement, sensory experiences, mealtimes and daily skills, along with information to prepare for a visit.
Visit parent resourcesInsurance & payment
Understand your options before scheduling.
Ask the clinic about your plan, referral or authorization requirements, and payment questions.
Insurance and paymentBring your questions. Start a conversation.
Tell us what matters to your family, and we can discuss an appropriate starting point together.
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