Books are powerful tools for building empathy, confidence, and understanding—especially when children see themselves or their peers reflected on the page. Whether your child is
Lennon was referred for outpatient physical and occupational therapies in March, 2024. She has been receiving both therapies twice weekly with excellent attendance and daily
Dani has been with Medical Support Services since 2020. When Dani first started, she was non-verbal, had difficulty with new people, and had limited play
Bilateral hand use—coordinating both hands together—is a crucial skill for children to develop for tasks like cutting with scissors, buttoning clothes, and handwriting. Strengthening this
Reading is one of the most powerful ways to help children develop strong language and communication skills. For children who need speech therapy, read-alongs provide an
Indoor Activities Obstacle Course/Scavenger Hunt Set up a simple indoor obstacle course using pillows, furniture, tape, cones, orblankets. Kids can crawl under tables, jump over pillows, or balance on lines made of masking tape, can add hidden
The holidays are just around the corner, and finding the perfect gift for your child can feel overwhelming—especially when you’re looking for toys that are
Juliette is a fun, little 3 year, 4-month-old girl who receives Speech Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Occupational Therapy. Juliette always has a smile on her
Sleep, an essential and necessary component of life, provides children with the ability to grow, promote health and well-being, and regenerates the brain and body.
Sebastian is a spunky and warm-hearted kid with a big imagination, bringing smiles to staff and families every time he sets foot in our clinic.
What is Speech Intelligibility? Speech intelligibility is how understandable your child’s speech and language are both for familiar and unfamiliar partners. Familiar partners, such as
Watch & Narrate Watch your child closely as you play. Look at what they look at, do what they do, and observe. Even simple things,
