Teletherapy can be a helpful way to continue therapy for your child during this pandemic. However, it can be challenging to make them focus on a computer and ignore their toys, siblings, and the TV for 30-45 minutes. Here are some quick tips on...
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When you think of the words ‘physical therapist’ you likely think of a person who helps an athlete recover from injury or an adult regaining strength after a stroke, accident or other incident. BUT, there are physical therapists who specialize...
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Interview with Raeanna Tell us about yourself My name is Raeanna Miller and I have a loving husband, a crazy husky and three cats. I love reading, working out and spending time outside in my free time. Why did you decide to work in Pediatric...
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Interview with Julia Tell us about yourself I am truly an old soul at heart. I love sitting down to watch a good classic 1940’s or 1950’s movie. I also really appreciate a good joke! Laughing is my favorite. Why did you become an speech...
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Interview with Cami Tell us about yourself In general, I’m a pragmatic optimist meaning that I like to hope for the best but prepare for the worst. Spending time with family is my favorite pastime. My family is also my best feature. If given the...
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On a budget? No problem! There are many daily routines and household items that can be used for speech and language development. Here are some examples of how we can easily target multiple skills from the comfort of our homes. Getting Ready...
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Sibshops: Sibling Support in a Recreational Environment Siblings of a child with a disability will often display parallel emotions and experiences as the parent. What does this mean? If you are a parent reading this post, consider the struggles...
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Sensory Processing and Autism: Are they the same? This is a very common question that many concerned parents wonder. Occupational Therapist Cami explains the differences between SPD and ASD. What is Sensory Processing Disorder? Sensory processing...
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