Take Steps Developmental Center - Talisay

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Our coaches who will kick off our first month of Summer Camp! 🥇

Our Playgroup kiddos went on a wild adventure last week 🐒 learning all about zoo animals!

From hands-on arts and crafts to fun-filled play, our little explorers had the best time discovering, creating, and imagining together 🎨

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A warm welcome to our new generation of OTs across all Take Steps branches 💙💛

Bringing fresh energy, new perspectives, and their own unique vibe to the team. 💪🏼

Our Playgroup kids had a fiery fun week learning all about FIRE! 🔥🚒

From understanding fire safety and what to do during emergencies, to creating super cool fire-themed crafts, our little learners showed curiosity, bravery, and creativity every step of the way. We’re so proud of our super kids for doing their best and learning such important life skills! ❤️

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A productive night of learning with OT Mary! ✨

We deepened our understanding of how hand reflexes influence functional hand skills — from grasp patterns and bilateral coordination to fine motor control, and even speech development.

At TSDC, our commitment to continuous learning and evidence-based practice never stops — because when we grow, our children grow too. 💛💙

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Meet Geyanne, Branch Manager of Take Steps Therapy Center – Talisay Branch 💙💛

Geyanne leads the Talisay team with a strong balance of clinical expertise, compassion, and hands-on leadership. With experience as a Chief Occupational Therapist in a Community-Based Rehabilitation Center, she has managed services for underprivileged clients across the lifespan—supporting children with special needs, adolescents in skill-building programs, and adult stroke survivors.

She also brings valuable experience as a Part-Time Clinical Instructor, mentoring and supervising OT interns while ensuring quality care, proper documentation, and ethical, real-world clinical practice.

With a neuro-affirming, family-centered perspective, Geyanne ensures that both therapists and families feel supported, guided, and confident in the care provided. Under her leadership, the Talisay branch remains child-focused, collaborative, and grounded in play-based, evidence-informed practice.