May 15, 2023
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If you’re the parent of a school age child, the term “summer slide,” is likely one you’ve heard before....
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If you’re the parent of a school age child, the term “summer slide,” is likely one you’ve heard before....
Comprehensive ABA services are an integral part of early intervention for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Research shows...
Believe it or not, another school year is coming to an end. At this time of the year students,...
College Board Exams & Testing Accommodations: A Guide for Parents Understanding the process for requesting accommodations on College Board...
How Physical Therapy Can Help Children With Down Syndrome Pediatric physical therapists work with children of all ages and...
Natural Language Acquisition Approach and Language Processing By: Rachel Fry, CCC-SLP Does your child use delayed echolalia to communicate?...
Super Bowl LVII is this Sunday! Whether you are an Eagles or Chiefs fan, a sports enthusiast, or just...
Getting Kids on Board with Healthier Habits in 2023 By: Cecily Gadaire, PhD, LPA For many people, the New...
Who We Are Child & Family Development is a multidisciplinary practice offering diagnostic and therapeutic services in the fields...
The holidays are upon us! Spending time together and giving gifts is all part of the fun. This is...
If daily mealtimes are a source of stress in your household, the thought of large family dinners and gatherings...
Naturally, Thanksgiving is a time of year when you may be feeling exceptionally grateful. Making an intentional effort to...
A Therapist’s Favorite Books for Parents of Teens Written by Lindsey Anuzis Gage, MA, LCMCHA, NCC We can all...
By: Scott Harvey, MPT Many families report that their child is “a little clumsy.” For some families, it can...
By: Madison McClure, DPT It is finally fall and we are all looking for an excuse to enjoy this...
By: Madison McClure, DPT What is W-sitting and is it something that should be addressed? “W-sitting” is often used...