Restore Movement. Build Strength. Improve Independence.
At Biggest Little Therapies, we provide comprehensive physical therapy services to support individuals of all ages in improving strength, mobility, and overall function—delivered directly to you. Whether helping a child reach developmental milestones or supporting an adult’s recovery from injury, surgery, or neurological conditions, we focus on building independence and improving quality of life in everyday environments
Comprehensive Care for Movement, Strength, and Functional Independence Across All Ages
Pediatric Services
From play-based interventions to functional movement training, we provide therapy for:
Gross motor delays and developmental milestones
Strength, balance, and coordination
Gait and mobility challenges
Endurance and functional activity tolerance
Range of motion and flexibility limitations
Neurological and orthopedic conditions
Post-injury and post-surgical rehabilitation
Functional independence in daily movement
Adult & Young Adult Services
We provide physical therapy services to support adults and young adults with:
Balance deficits and fall risk
Strength and mobility limitations
Gait and walking impairments
Reduced endurance and activity tolerance
Range of motion and flexibility restrictions
Neurological conditions (e.g., stroke, Parkinson’s disease, TBI)
Post-surgical and orthopedic rehabilitation
Support for independence in daily activities
Get to Know Our Physical Therapy Team
Alyssa Carreon
alyssa@biggestlittletherapies.com
Physical Therapist
Born and raised in Reno, Nevada, Alyssa has a passion for helping individuals of all ages become stronger, move better, and live more active, fulfilling lives.
She earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington, after completing her Bachelor of Science in Community Health Science at the University of Nevada, Reno.
After spending four years in Washington and graduating in 2022, Alyssa returned to Reno, where she has worked with both pediatric and adult populations. She is committed to creating a positive and encouraging environment where patients feel empowered to improve their mobility, function, and overall quality of life.
Outside of work, Alyssa enjoys staying active by hiking scenic waterfall trails, playing volleyball, traveling, and spending time at Lake Tahoe.