Careful observation at your child’s pace
Every child develops speech and movement differently. The doctor sees your child first, then guides speech, cognitive, sensory and motor therapy.
How a first visit goes
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Consultation (2nd floor)
Check in on B1, see the director on the 2nd floor. First visits are requested online; therapy schedules are set by phone.
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Assessment
We check only the areas needed across development, language, senses and cognition. It takes 50 minutes to an hour.
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Therapy plan
We review the results together and decide which therapy and how often. Each therapy is one-to-one with a dedicated therapist.
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Home program
You get activities to continue at home, and we check progress at the next consultation.
Baby torticollis and head shape
For a tilted head or flat spot, the director checks the cause with ultrasound and the 5-week program follows.
Torticollis Clinic
Ultrasound checks the neck muscle, and the five-week course restores left-right balance.
Head Shape Clinic
We look at head shape with neck movement and move to helmet therapy when needed.
5주 영유아 발달 과정
Weekly visits and home activities track changes in babies under 18 months.
Pediatric Manual Therapy
A physiotherapist works 30 minutes one-to-one by growth stage, with a follow-up every four sessions.
Child development
If speech or movement seems behind, the doctor sees your child first and we choose the therapy.
발달평가
Bayley, language and sensory assessments map each developmental area and set the plan.
Speech Therapy
One-to-one play builds understanding, expression and articulation, with ways to continue at home.
Cognitive Therapy
Cogito trains attention, memory and problem solving through play, one-to-one first, then in groups.
Sensory Integration Therapy
On swings and in ball pits, children learn sensory regulation and posture through play.
Gait & Intoeing Clinic
We check gait, posture and leg alignment, then set exercises and follow-up intervals.
Scoliosis Clinic
We check shoulder and pelvis height and the curve, then choose exercises for the growth stage.
Following your child’s progress over five weeks
Over five weeks we re-assess the same areas and compare them with the starting point to confirm change, then move on to a one-on-one tailored home program based on the results. A follow-up consultation after week five explains progress and next steps.
Meet the people behind your care
Dr. Lee Su-jin, rehabilitation medicine specialist, sees every child; therapy is one-to-one with dedicated speech, sensory-integration, cognitive and pediatric physical therapists.
Adapted exercise & social group enquiries
Group programs start after one-to-one therapy. For eligibility and schedules, call the Development Center at 02-521-7577.
Take a look before your first visit
Our spaces
Lobby & Reception
The first place you reach
Speech and Cognitive Therapy Room
Sensory Integration Room
A room where play is the therapy
Child Development Center Lobby
Reception and access to the therapy rooms
Frequently asked questions
How do I book a first visit?
For adult pain and rehabilitation care (Pain Center, 2F), book through this website or call 02-521-7588. Website requests are booked as a first visit with the doctor, not as a direct booking for treatments such as physical or manual therapy. Patients with reservations are seen first, but waiting times may vary on the day.
Can I also book the Child Development Center online?
Yes. You can also request pediatric rehabilitation and developmental care (Child Development Center, B1) through this website. Submitting a request does not confirm an appointment; the hospital will check its schedule and contact you. For telephone inquiries, call 02-521-7577.
Is parking available?
Yes. Parking is free during clinic hours. Please use the TJ Building parking lot.
What should I prepare for a first torticollis visit?
Please check your baby's gestational age at birth before visiting. If your baby has had torticollis-related tests or treatment at another hospital, bring the test results, medical records, and imaging files (ultrasound or X-ray CD). This helps prevent duplicate testing and lets us build a continuous treatment plan.
After a developmental assessment, must therapy always start?
No. If the evaluation shows your child is developing well for their age, you can finish with guidance on at-home stimulation activities, no therapy required. Even when therapy is indicated, the final decision is made together with the caregiver after reviewing the results in a thorough consultation, so feel free to start with just the evaluation.
Tell us what worries you
First visits can be requested online. For therapy schedules and follow-ups call the development center at 02-521-7577.