This comprehensive text explains the physical therapist's role across the full range of practice settings, including neonatal intensive care units, rehabilitation programs, early intervention programs, the educational system, pediatric hospices, and intermediate care facilities. This text explains the reader's role in each of these settings and prepares them for the demands and challenges faced as the practitioner of choice for children with disabilities. This text can be used as a textbook for students or as a general reference in children physical therapy services for practicing therapists and new graduates.