Family-therapist collaboration plays an important role in the success of pediatric occupational therapy. In order to optimize therapeutic outcomes, collaboration should occur during […]
Do you want to learn more about auditory processing disorder and activities to add to your toolbox? Continue reading to learn about the […]
Fine motor skills are those that involve the intrinsic muscles (small muscles) of the hands, fingers, and forearms. Fine motor skills develop over […]
The first year of your newborn’s life is full of excitement and “firsts.” Every day, your child is growing and learning from their […]
The question I am asked most frequently is, “What’s occupational therapy?” The runner-up is, “Do you […]
Turn-taking is one of the most common foundational skills we teach our children. Similarly to saying “please and thank you,” turn-taking is […]
Sensory integration is the process by which we receive information through our various senses, organize this information, and then use it efficiently […]
As a speech-language pathologist, this […]
Goodbye Fall and Hello Winter! With the winter weather approaching fast, spending endless hours running around and playing outside are very limited. This […]
“Should my child be saying the “k” sound?” “My child still says, “wabbit” – is that okay?” “I think it’s really […]