The new school year is just right around the corner, and our Occupational Therapy Department is here to help concerned parents adjust as many school districts make the
Children learn various social skills starting at a young age. Social skills shape how a child is able to interact with others, form and maintain
For children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), communication is known to be one of the biggest deficits secondary to the disorder. Some behaviors can arise
Recently, we have announced that we will be offering teletherapy as an option for our families to continue receiving therapy services from our skilled therapists.
Some children struggle with transitioning, or moving from one task to another. Even in a perfect world this can be difficult! It can be even more
The holidays can be a wonderful time! Holiday stimulation including tasty food, music, family gatherings, decorations and even smells fill the environment. For most of us,
“Core strength” = A functional balance between the flexor & extensor muscle groups, so that one is not more powerful, or active, than the other.
It may be hard to believe, but the summer schedule is coming close to an end and school will be back in full force before
Many of us know that children develop differently and at their own rates. However, did you know there are speech and language milestones that are
Throughout our lives we are always taught about the five senses: sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell. However, there are three other senses that are
What is Container Baby Syndrome? Car seats Strollers Jumpers Exersaucers Bumbo seats Swings Rockers Pack n’ plays These useful pieces of equipment have been labeled
What is Torticollis? Torticollis is a condition that occurs when the muscle that runs from the breastbone and collarbone up and toward the back of
