April 25, 2025
Using Everyday Items to Promote Play & Skill Development
Using Everyday Items to Promote Play & Skill Development By: Shannon O’Leary, OTD In today’s fast-paced world, parents are...
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Using Everyday Items to Promote Play & Skill Development By: Shannon O’Leary, OTD In today’s fast-paced world, parents are...
Exploring Intensive Physical Therapy: Is It Right for Your Child? Written by: Jessica Turchin, MPT When it comes to...
What’s For Dinner? Tips and Tricks to Teach Picky Eaters About Foods WITHOUT Saying The “H” Word (healthy) Picky...
Six Strategies to Promote Emotional Regulation in the Home By: Caroline Crilly, OTR/L Build a “calm corner”, this doesn’t...
By: Mary Froneberger, MAT Understanding Dysgraphia: A Guide for Parents and Educators Despite their best effort and intelligence, some...
Effective ABA Strategies for Everyday Life with Young Children Jordan Molina, RBT Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a scientific...
Extra! Extra! Read All About It! March 21st is National Down Syndrome Awareness Day! 5 Summer Activities and 5 Strategies...
How Parents Can Help Foster Pragmatic Language Skills By: Emily Messer, CCC-SLP As a parent, you play a crucial...
Why Pragmatic Language Skills Are Important By: Emily Messer, CCC-SLP Pragmatic language skills go beyond just being able to...
Help Your Child Develop Hand-Eye Coordination This March Madness with Basketball Activities By: Amanda Stone, DPT March Madness is...
By: Lydia Stimpson, M.S., CF-SLP Are you ready to help your little one start communicating? Teaching your child their...
Daylight Savings Tips By: Chelle Stoneburg, BCBA It’s that time of year (again!), Daylight Savings Time! This year Daylight...
Auditory Processing Disorder Vs. Receptive Language Disorder Written by: Maria Panagiotopoulos, M.S., CF-SLP What is Auditory Processing Disorder? Auditory...
Why Parents Should Consider a Psychoeducational Evaluation for Their Child By: Brandyn Street, PhD As a parent, you want...
By Gretchen Hunter, PhD Pediatric Neuropsychologist Children learn by observing their parents. Showing kindness, respect, and effective communication with...
By: Emily Messer, CCC-SLP As preschoolers grow, they learn to communicate not just with words, but with an understanding...