Minot Therapy Clinic Moves to Larger Space
The relocated facility now offers expanded pediatric and adult rehabilitation services for Minot families.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Special Needs
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Presence Therapy Services has relocated to a new facility at 2000 East Burdick Expressway in Minot. The move is intended to expand access to pediatric occupational therapy and adult rehabilitation services for local families.
Why it matters
Expanding local access to specialized rehabilitation is crucial, as board-certified pediatric occupational therapists are limited in number across North Dakota. This move increases the physical capacity for the clinic to serve Minot residents.
The practice is led by one of six board-certified pediatric occupational therapists currently practicing in North Dakota. The total number of providers remains small relative to the state's population.
The players
Connie Buck
A board-certified pediatric occupational therapist and the founder of Presence Therapy Services.
Presence Therapy Services
A private practice providing pediatric occupational therapy, adult rehab, and Equiscope therapy in Minot.
The details
The practice utilizes a movement-based, child-centered approach designed to assist pediatric patients with developmental needs. Additionally, the clinic offers Equiscope therapy, a non-invasive technology intended to support the bodys natural healing and regulation systems. The facility also provides outpatient adult rehabilitation services.
Timeline
Presence Therapy Services was established as a private practice in 2024.
The practice moved to its new location on October 27, 2026.
Health Landscape
The clinic operates within the framework of North Dakota's specialized therapy provider network. This expansion aligns with efforts to improve access to care in a state where board-certified pediatric occupational therapists are currently limited.
Families seeking pediatric occupational therapy or adult rehabilitation in the Minot area can now visit the updated clinic location. If you are exploring therapy options for your child, consider discussing the practice's movement-based approach with your primary care provider.
The takeaway
The addition of clinical space aims to improve regional access to pediatric therapy. If you require specialized rehabilitation services, consult with your physician about local providers who meet your specific care needs.
Further reading
For more on finding specialized care for your child, visit Special Needs.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Kfyrtv.
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