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5 Easy Art Therapy Activities You Can Do At Home
What is art therapy? Art therapy is a mental health profession which involves the use of art making and the creative process to help improve cognitive and sensory-motor functions, build and improve social skills, promote self-esteem and improve emotional expression....
The difference between “Picky Eaters” and “Problem Feeders”
Picky Eaters Picky eating is a term used to reflect on feeding issues most commonly encountered during childhood. It can be quite difficult to pinpoint a clear definition of a picky eater, as they vary greatly. For some, it is when a child consumes a very...
PROMPT Therapy: Your Commonly Asked Questions Answered
With social media being as influential as it is, it's easy to hear about all the different ways a speech language pathologist can help your child say more, and talk clearer. A big one that has been mentioned in speech therapy videos a lot recently on platforms like...
10 Mindful Travel Tips to Help Parents and Kids Relax While Traveling This Holiday Season
As the holiday season approaches, travel will be on the horizon for many parents and children. Traveling with children can be stressful for any family. With the additional needs of children with sensory disorders or sensitivities like those associated with ADHD or...
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Our Top 5 Amazon Finds For Music Therapy at Home With Children
As your therapist(s) may have mentioned to you, your child’s progress in therapy is directly correlated with how much you as a parent are carrying over strategies in the home setting. While we see your child 1-3 times a week, the rest of your child’s time and...
Games, Activities, Crafts & Kids Development Q & A: Tips & Advice
Games, Activities, Crafts & Kids Development Q & A: Tips & Advice
Sensory Play For Toddlers Using Regular Household Items
Sensory Processing Disorder, What is Sensory Play, Benefits of Sensory Play
Travel tips for families with children on the Autism Spectrum
According to a study by IBCCES, only 13% of autism families take vacations. However, there are many ways to make traveling easier so that precious vacation time can be spent making memories with family.
What to Expect in Your First Therapy Session: Tips for Parents!
Nervous about your child’s first therapy session? Read all about tips and what to expect.
Adaptive Equipment for Handwriting Development
Learn how to create DIY pencil grip adapters to work on handwriting and fine motor development.
Early Intervention for Speech and Language Therapy
Early Intervention (EI) is the treatment of developmental delays in children 3 years of age or younger. In regards to receptive, expressive and social/pragmatic language development, the first 3 years are critical to the trajectory of a child’s long-term communication skills.
SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS – WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHY
by Savanna Roldan - SLP at Always Keep Progressing What is a Speech-Language Pathologist? You may have heard many different titles for a Speech-Language Pathologist including Speech Therapist, Speech teacher, or even the acronym SLP. No matter the title, a Speech-...
Consonant Acquisition
When should you be concerned about articulation errors? Is your child saying wabbit for rabbit? Here are mean developmental norms for acquiring different consonant sounds:
5 Ways to Improve Social Skills
Social skills are essential for the development of any child and it is something that we practice unknowingly on a day to day basis. Social skills help to build and strengthen bonds between families, friends and new people who are just interacting with your child for the first time.
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