Presence Therapy Services Relocates in Minot
The pediatric and adult rehabilitation practice has moved to a new facility on East Burdick Expressway.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Special Needs
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Presence Therapy Services recently moved into a new facility located at 2000 East Burdick Expressway across from the state fairgrounds. The practice, established by Connie Buck in 2024, offers pediatric occupational therapy, outpatient adult rehab, and Equiscope therapy.
Why it matters
The move is intended to expand access to specialized therapeutic services for local families in the Minot area. By securing a larger space, the clinic aims to accommodate more patients while continuing its child-centered approach to care.
Connie Buck is one of only six board-certified pediatric occupational therapists practicing in North Dakota. Her private practice, founded in 2024, operates out of a new facility located at 2000 East Burdick Expressway.
The players
Connie Buck
She is a board-certified pediatric occupational therapist who founded her own private practice in Minot in 2024.
Presence Therapy Services
This private practice provides specialized therapy including pediatric occupational therapy, adult outpatient rehab, and non-invasive Equiscope treatment.
The details
The practice utilizes a movement-based, child-centered approach for its pediatric occupational therapy sessions. Additionally, the facility provides Equiscope therapy, a non-invasive technology designed to support the body's natural healing and regulation systems.
Timeline
Presence Therapy Services was established as a private practice in 2024.
The therapy clinic moved to its new location in October 2026.
Culture Shift
This expansion addresses the challenges inherent in the limited supply of board-certified pediatric occupational therapists in North Dakota. The move signals a broader trend of private practices scaling up to meet specialized healthcare demands in regional hubs.
Families in Minot seeking pediatric occupational therapy or adult rehabilitation will find the new facility at 2000 East Burdick Expressway. The move facilitates broader access to non-invasive treatments, potentially reducing wait times for therapy sessions.
The takeaway
Families requiring specialized rehabilitation should check the new facility address when scheduling future appointments. Practice founder Connie Buck plans to increase capacity further by hiring an additional therapist to support the growing patient load.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Kfyrtv.
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