17 February 2025
The Role of Siblings in Therapy and Support
When a child undergoes therapy—whether for speech, physical, or occupational challenges—their siblings can play a vital role in providing emotional support, practicing therapy goals, and fostering a nurturing home environment. This dynamic can enhance a child’s progress while strengthening family bonds. However, incorporating siblings into the therapy process requires thoughtful planning to ensure it is […]
11 February 2025
Valentine’s Day Activities to Boost Language Skills
Valentine’s Day isn’t just about hearts, chocolates, and cards—it’s also a great opportunity to help children develop essential language skills in a fun and engaging way. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or therapist, incorporating themed activities can enhance vocabulary, communication, and social interaction. Below are some creative Valentine’s Day activities designed to strengthen speech, comprehension, […]
22 August 2024
Integrating Therapy Goals into Classroom Learning
For students who receive speech or occupational therapy, progress doesn’t only happen during therapy sessions. One of the most effective ways to help students achieve their therapy goals is by integrating those goals into their daily classroom experience. By aligning therapy objectives with classroom activities, teachers can reinforce skills, promote consistency, and create a more […]
9 July 2024
Executive Functioning Skills
Does Your Child Need Help with Executive Functioning Skills? Executive functioning skills have a huge impact on our lives. From making decisions to planning and organizing tasks, we use these types of skills every single day. Children who struggle with executive functioning skills can suffer in a variety of ways. They may have trouble starting […]
20 June 2024
4 Ways to Work on Your Child’s Occupational Therapy Skills During The Holiday Break
Occupational therapy is designed to help people overcome setbacks related to poor motor skills. These setbacks may make it difficult for children to perform well in school, and occupational therapy can work on skills children need, such as writing and typing or tying their shoes. Occupational therapy focuses on fine and gross motor skills and […]