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Spring Themed OT Activities
With Spring having just arrived, what better way to welcome the season than with fun and engaging spring themed occupational therapy activities and crafts. These activities are simple and easy to do either in therapy or even from the comfort of your own home.
Ready for the New Year?!
Chain Link Activity 2020 has been quite different to say the least. In a year filled with so much uncertainty, our focus must shift towards 2021. The occupational therapists at the Always Keep Progressing Miami clinic develop and participate in playful and functional...
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Stuttering in a nutshell: What you can do to help your child’s stuttering at home
Do you feel like your child might have a stuttering problem? How can you tell the difference between normal developmental disfluencies and a real fluency disorder? The Stuttering Foundation has TONS of resources you can check out to learn the difference. Take a look...
Decreasing Problem Behaviors in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
UNDERSTANDING PROBLEM BEHAVIORS IN ASD In the 1960s-70s, people often dealt with ASD-related problem behaviors by means of punishment. However, a shift occurred in the 1980s, when people started using data-based methods to treat behaviors; these new methods allowed...
Speech-Language Pathologists in the US: A Growing Industry
The Speech-Language Pathologists (SLP) industry in the United States has experienced steady and stable growth over the last five years. And as time goes on, demand for SLPs is only continuing to steadily rise. In fact, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the...
Why Music is So Beneficial in Therapy for Children with ASD
Almost everyone has experienced, at one point or another, the powerful influence of music – from feeling compelled to move our feet and dance when we hear a certain beat to feeling strong emotions when we listen to our favorite sad song. It’s no surprise, then, that...
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