Holiday Gift Ideas: Board Games That Reinforce Language Skills
by: Katrina Wasserman MA, CCC-SLP
It’s the gift-giving time of the year again! Do you need any last-minute gift ideas that will help reinforce language skills for your […]
Parenting Tips for Behavior Modification During the Holidays
By: JJ Mejasic OTR/L
While the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays are full of parties, dinners, shopping, and all around excitement for children, they often require your family to […]
Meet the Therapist: Brycen Raybon, OTR/L
By: Brycen Raybon, OTR/L
About Me
My name is Brycen Raybon and I am an Occupational Therapist. I graduated with my Master of Occupational Therapy degree in May 2019 […]
Thinking about Starting Solids?
By: Kyle Mutch, M.S., CCC-SLP
Welcome grown-ups! You’ve navigated your child’s feeding journey through breast feeding, latching, pumping, formula, bottles, nipples, and now you’re ready to start your baby on solids. This […]
Games and Activities to Improve Fine Motor Skills at Home
By: Jenna Sarinelli, OTR/L
Fine motor skills are an integral part of a child’s ability to explore and navigate their environment, and to complete their daily occupations. Activities such as writing with […]
Executive Functioning: Planning for Life
By: Kyle Mutch, M.S., CCC-SLP
Children and students can sometimes struggle with academics once they have more expectations on their lunch trays. This is becoming far too common, […]
The Power of Co-Regulation
By: Nicole Gervasi, MS, OTR/L
Regulation is the ability to adjust in response to external changes. It involves making adaptive responses following changes in the surrounding environment or in the demands of […]
From Stuck to Flexible Thinkers
By Kyle Mutch, M.S., CCC-SLP
Cognitive flexibility is the ability to adjust and shift our thinking and behavior in response to changes in the environment or situation. In children, cognitive flexibility is […]