This interview highlights the work of Presbyterian Medical Services’ Roundtree Children’s Developmental Services program in San Juan County, which provides physical, occupational, and speech therapy for children from birth to age three. Program administrator Amanda Segobia and occupational therapist April Wikstrom discuss early intervention, developmental delays, feeding challenges, adaptive equipment, and the importance of teamwork and family involvement in supporting children’s growth and independence.
The conversation also emphasizes the value of community resources, including Farmington’s All Abilities Park, and the annual Festival of Trees fundraiser, which supports local Presbyterian Medical Services programs and helps provide essential equipment and services for children and families.
