MOVE BEYOND FUNCTION
Beyond Function, LLC is an occupational therapy clinic serving children from birth to 18 years of age in the Kansas City area. Our personalized approach helps families and their children move from functioning to thriving.
OUR MISSION
Every family has a unique story and journey, and we will take the time to listen. We believe that every child has a critically important reason for being on this Earth, and we will point out their potential.
OUR SERVICES
Beyond Function offers a number of occupational therapy services. Our personalized approach means we will customize interventions to best benefit each child and his or her family.
9 Signs Your Child’s Picky Eating is a Potential Problem, and What To Do About It
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Starting Your Baby on Tummy Time
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"Sherry’s approach gets results. We have literally been around the world to get answers for our son’s feeding problems. The Thrive Now program is a breath of fresh air. Look no further!"
"Sherry once asked me a question… she really wanted my opinion about my daughter’s progress and skills. I asked her: “who is the expert here?” She said: “You are.” I will never forget that."
"Sherry showed me that I am the primary advocate for my child, that I am first in charge of her health and wellbeing. She guided me through the intimidating process that can exist in the medical “system”. I now feel confident when I am at a specialist appointment. I Know what to ask, and more importantly, how to ask the right questions."
“Sherry knows what it is to be a parent like me. To struggle with the everyday reality of parenting a child with special needs. She gets it. She’s been where I am. She is down to Earth and easy to talk to. I have learned so much from her.”
"I guess the tape is working!!! She was standing like this with me not touching her for 30 or more seconds at a time!!! She would collapse and try really hard to get back up!"
