Evidence-based pediatric therapy supporting early development, regulation, and family connection.
Who We Are
At Happy Valley Pediatrics, we provide comprehensive support that recognizes the needs of both mothers and young children. I’m Caitlin, a behavior specialist, a mom, and the founder of a multidisciplinary practice dedicated to delivering high-quality pediatric and maternal care. This clinic was created to give families reliable access to evidence-based therapy and maternal support without navigating referrals or long waitlists.
As a mother, I understand how important it is to have trusted professionals by your side during the earliest years. Our licensed clinicians — including Speech, Occupational, and Physical Therapists— work together to provide coordinated, family centered care. We’re committed to helping your child thrive while ensuring you feel supported, informed, and confident.
Comprehensive Pediatric Therapy & Family Support
This is a place for families who want care that feels calm, connected, and intentional. We believe in supporting children while honoring the parent behind them, creating space for growth that feels natural and supported.
- Caitlin Briones, Happy Valley Pediatrics Founder and Owner
Speech Therapy
Speech therapy services support children with late talking, articulation, speech clarity, social communication, early AAC, and parent-led language strategies.
Our SLPs also specialize in newborn and toddler feeding, oral-motor development, and responsive feeding approaches.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy services focuses on fine motor skills, sensory processing, regulation, dressing, play skills, handwriting, and functional independence.
Our OTs also offer responsive feeding support for infants and toddlers, oral-sensory development, and routines that help children thrive at home and school.
Physical therapy services support children as they build strength, coordination, and confidence in their movement. We work with infants and young children to support milestones such as rolling, sitting, crawling, walking, and overall body awareness.
Our therapists address concerns such as torticollis, delayed motor skills, balance and coordination challenges, and muscle strength through play based and developmentally supportive movement.