Picky Eaters During the Holidays

General, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy

In an article from The American Speech and Hearing Association by Melanie Potock, a speech language pathologist and award-winning author, she provides suggestions for feeding a “picky eater” during the holiday season. In her article, “Planning for Holiday Meals for a...

Speech Therapy with a Busy Schedule

General, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy

Parents and patients do the best they can to balance the ups and downs of a busy schedule. Between practices, school, activities, and doctor appointments, life gets busy! As technology advances, we are becoming more specialized in the delivery options for speech...

Summer Language Fun

General

It is almost August and you know what that means! Back to school is just around the corner! The good news is that we have a few more fun-filled weeks left! It is the perfect time to get in some last-minute summer fun activities with your children! Summer is such a fun...

Easter Fun with Therapy

General

There are so many exciting Easter activities that we do in our clinic with Speech Therapy and Occupational Therapy. Here are a couple of activities we chose to do this week with our therapy kids. Twinkie Peep Race Car: You will need a twinkie, bunny or chick peep, a...

HAPPY HALLOWEEN

General, Occupational Therapy, Parents

Having a Happy Halloween can sometimes be a struggle for children with sensory processing challenges. They have difficulty with things from the material their costumes are made of to being around too many people while trick-or-treating or at a Halloween party to being...

4 Factors for Your Child’s Fine Motor Skills

General, General Information, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy

Did you know that there are 4 factors that can greatly impact your child’s fine motor skills? There are four essential bases for fine motor development: 1. Postural Stability 2. Tactile Perception 3. Hand Function 4. Bilateral Coordination What do each of these bases...