Presence Therapy Services Relocates to New Minot Facility

The therapy clinic has moved to East Burdick Expressway to expand service access for families in the Minot area.

Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Special Needs

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Presence Therapy Services has relocated its clinic to 2000 East Burdick Expressway in Minot, expanding capacity for pediatric and adult rehabilitation therapy. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Presence Therapy Services has officially relocated to a new facility at 2000 East Burdick Expressway in Minot. The move to the site across from the state fairgrounds is intended to expand access to therapy services for local families.

Why it matters

The relocation allows for the expansion of pediatric occupational therapy and adult rehabilitation services in Minot. This change serves families seeking specialized support, as the practice owner is one of only six board-certified pediatric occupational therapists in North Dakota.

The practice is now located at 2000 East Burdick Expressway in Minot. Founder Connie Buck, who established the private practice in 2024, remains one of just six board-certified pediatric occupational therapists in North Dakota.

The players

Connie Buck

A board-certified pediatric occupational therapist and founder of Presence Therapy Services.

Presence Therapy Services

A private therapeutic practice in Minot offering specialized pediatric and adult rehabilitation services.

The details

The facility provides a range of care, including pediatric occupational therapy, outpatient adult rehab, and Equiscope therapy. The pediatric program utilizes a movement-based, child-centered approach, while Equiscope therapy employs non-invasive technology designed to support the body's natural healing and regulation systems.

Timeline

  1. 2024: The private practice was originally established.

  2. October 2026: The clinic moved to its new location on East Burdick Expressway.

The Home Front

This facility expansion reflects a broader trend of limited access to specialized pediatric therapeutic services in North Dakota. The move highlights the logistical challenges for families seeking care from the state's small cohort of board-certified occupational therapists.

Families in Minot interested in pediatric or adult rehabilitation services should update their records with the new East Burdick Expressway address. If you are currently exploring local therapy options, you may want to contact the clinic directly to inquire about future service availability.

The takeaway

Expanding local access to specialized therapy is a critical step for families managing ongoing health and developmental needs in North Dakota. Consider reaching out to the practice to verify if their current openings align with your family's scheduling requirements.

Further reading

For more on finding care for children with unique needs, see Special Needs.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Kfyrtv.

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