MORE THAN SPEECH

Speech-language pathologist and occupational therapist treatment sessions can be designed in a variety of ways. When working with...

Many of our clients have exceptional attendance to occupational and speech therapy. Therapists will see clients for either one or two...

"There are lots of skills that develop in the first three years of a child’s life. Some infants and toddlers meet developmental...

Navigating the Journey This process of finding the best and the brightest to help care for your child dealing with PFD can be very...

Myths and Signs of Pediatric Feeding Disorder (PFD) When it comes to Pediatric Feeding Disorder (PFD), there’s a lot of phrases that can...

This is a condensed version of the Feeding Family Matters Guide. If after reading you want more information, follow the link at the end...

Occupational therapy can help students succeed in academic performance and social participation. Occupational therapy practitioners use...

When we think about feeding and speech development, at first glance, the two may not seem interconnected. Sure, we speak and eat with our...

"Children learn to talk at different times. How do you know if your child is a late talker or has a language problem? Read the tips below...

"As a speech-language pathologist who works with preschool children who stutter, I often hear the same questions from parents: Is there...

"Babies, toddlers, and older children can develop feeding difficulties—ranging from general picky eating to severe feeding disorders—for...

"As we make our way through the lazy days of summer, schedules change, and things relax. My usual theme is collaboration; parents can be...

"Social distancing or more accurately, physical distancing is now our way of life. As difficult as it is, it's our new normal, at least...

How Eating & Self-Feeding Relate to Occupational Therapy "Is it difficulty with hand-eye coordination or fine motor skills needed for...

"We see it every day with our young clients: When they’re hungry, thirsty, hurt, tired, or want a specific toy or activity, they whine,...

"The morning routine is sometimes the most dreaded part of the day. Parents have to get themselves and the kids up, dressed, fed,...

"Children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often experience difficulty accepting a variety of tastes, textures and temperatures of...

" What is play, and why is it important? Play is can be defined as “any spontaneous or organized activity that provides enjoyment,...

" Children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) present with difficulties in sensory processing, motor planning,...

" Play is such an integral part of a child’s development as it affects all areas of growth including, but not limited to, social skills,...