At NAPA Center, we take an individualized approach to therapy because we understand that each child is unique with very specific needs. We embrace differences with an understanding that individualized programs work better. For this reason, no two therapeutic programs are alike. If your child needs our services, we will work closely with you to select the best therapies for them, creating a customized program specific to your child’s needs and your family’s goals.
Address: 11211 East Arapahoe Road, Unit 118, Centennial, CO 80112 | Phone: (720) 791-2881
NAPA Center was founded by Lynette LaScala in 2008 after spending two decades traveling the world to find the best pediatric therapy programs for her son. Over the past 15 years, NAPA has become a leader in pediatric therapy by offering the best and most innovative therapies from around the world. Our highly trained and passionate pediatric physical therapists provide your child with individualized, fun, and meaningful PT sessions to help them reach their specific goals. We strive to provide children and families with hope by offering services in a playful environment that helps children maximize their full potential. We proudly offer Denver physical therapy for infants, toddlers, and children of all ages. We offer multidisciplinary treatments integrating physical, occupational, speech, and feeding therapy. To discover how NAPA can help your child, contact our team to schedule a free 30-minute phone screening or a tour of our clinic.
Holly has always had a passion for pediatrics and working with children. During her time in PT school, Holly directed her passion towards founding a wheelchair seating and mobility clinic in Masindi, Uganda and participating in pediatric research. These experiences allowed Holly to continue growing her passion for collaborating with patients, families, and peers in order to best support the individuals she serves.
Holly has always had a passion for pediatrics and working with children. During her time in PT school, Holly directed her passion towards founding a wheelchair seating and mobility clinic in Masindi, Uganda and participating in pediatric research. These experiences allowed Holly to continue growing her passion for collaborating with patients, families, and peers in order to best support the individuals she serves.
Liz has always loved being around children, especially when she began coaching youth football as a teenager. Liz is a member of the Pediatric section of the American Physical Therapy Association, has completed her CME Level 2 training, has attended numerous continuing education conferences and courses, and has had formal training with children's orthotics. One of Liz's ambitions is to organize and run a football camp for children with disabilities. Liz has spent the last 5 years working in NAPA Sydney and has recently started with us at NAPA Denver.
Liz has always loved being around children, especially when she began coaching youth football as a teenager. Liz is a member of the Pediatric section of the American Physical Therapy Association, has completed her CME Level 2 training, has attended numerous continuing education conferences and courses, and has had formal training with children's orthotics.
Growing up, Liz attended hundreds of her sisters therapy sessions where the therapists saw her sister as a person and not as her disability. Her goal is to see kids as kids while helping them maximize their physical potential and meet their goals!
Growing up, Liz attended hundreds of her sisters therapy sessions where the therapists saw her sister as a person and not as her disability. Her goal is to see kids as kids while helping them maximize their physical potential and meet their goals!
Tara developed a passion in physical therapy specializing in pediatrics volunteering at a local hippotherapy therapeutic riding organization in high school. Tara enjoys making therapy a fun place with silly faces and showing off everyone’s best dance moves!
Tara developed a passion in physical therapy specializing in pediatrics volunteering at a local hippotherapy therapeutic riding organization in high school. Tara enjoys making therapy a fun place with silly faces and showing off everyone’s best dance moves!
Kate is originally from Massachusetts and received both her Bachelor’s and Doctorate degrees in Physical Therapy from Northeastern University. Kate found her passion for working with kids at a young age, while working at a local summer camp teaching swim lessons. Kate also worked at adaptive bike and sport camps throughout college in Boston. She volunteered in Ecuador assisting with wheelchair repairs for children with disabilities. When Kate is not at the office, she can be found skiing with friends, eating every dessert (or donut) in sight, and trying out new recipes. Kate is excited to join the NAPA Denver team to help kids grow and learn so they can meet their goals.
Kate is originally from Massachusetts and received both her Bachelor’s and Doctorate degrees in Physical Therapy from Northeastern University. Kate found her passion for working with kids at a young age, while working at a local summer camp teaching swim lessons. Kate also worked at adaptive bike and sport camps throughout college in Boston. She volunteered in Ecuador assisting with wheelchair repairs for children with disabilities.
Kate is originally from Massachusetts and received both her Bachelor’s and Doctorate degrees in Physical Therapy from Northeastern University. Kate found her passion for working with kids at a young age, while working at a local summer camp teaching swim lessons. Kate also worked at adaptive bike and sport camps throughout college in Boston. She volunteered in Ecuador assisting with wheelchair repairs for children with disabilities. When Kate is not at the office, she can be found skiing with friends, eating every dessert (or donut) in sight, and trying out new recipes. Kate is excited to join the NAPA Denver team to help kids grow and learn so they can meet their goals.
Cassie graduated from The University of Missouri's Doctor of Physical Therapy program in 2021. She has always had a passion working with kids, which began when she was a gymnastics coach at 15 years old and developed while in physical therapy school. Cassie aims to make each child feel loved by using her goofy personality to make each session fun and unique while strengthening them physically and mentally.
For additional resources, visit the NAPA Physical Therapy Blog and the NAPA Pediatric Physical Therapy Program Page
We welcome local Denver families to join us for weekly pediatric physical therapy sessions. Our highly trained and passionate physical therapists provide meaningful, fun PT sessions individualized to your child's needs. NAPA Center is dedicated to delivering innovative therapy services to infants, toddlers, and children with a variety of neurological and developmental needs. To discover how NAPA can help your child, contact our team to schedule a free 30-minute phone screening and/or a tour of our Denver pediatric physical therapy clinic.
After spending two decades traveling around the world in search of the best pediatric therapy and treatments for her son Cody, Lynette made it her life’s mission to help him reach his full potential. Her journeys around the world inspired her to make the most innovative techniques and tools like DMI, SpiderCage, and the NeuroSuit available under one roof.
NAPA Center also offers intensive pediatric therapy programs which attract families from around the world. We use the Intensive Model of Therapy (IMOT) when treating children with cerebral palsy and other neurological disorders. This treatment model is increasingly used throughout the world as patients, therapists, and doctors recognize it’s many benefits and outstanding results. NAPA therapists create a customized program for each patient that varies in time, duration, intensity, and tools used. Children often advance to the next developmental skill or higher during the three-week program.
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