Have a Hoppy Easter – 3 PT Activities for Spring!
Looking for ways to practice PT skills while having fun during easter?! Look no further than these PT tailored ideas.
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Toy Highlight: Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Piggy Bank
Piggybank toys are fan favorites during physical therapy sessions for children as young as six months through early childhood. Ready to PLAY?!
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Helping Your Baby to Roll Over
Rolling provides children with the first opportunity to be independently mobile and discover their environment through movement. It’s an intriguing discovery for baby, and sometimes a thrilling-but-nerve-wracking one for parents! Needless to say, it is an exciting skills that helps to create the building blocks for more advanced movements. Rolling helps infants develop the appropriate
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Signs of Fine Motor Delay & Why It Matters
Learn about the importance of fine motor development, risk factors, and signs that your child may benefit from Occupational Therapy!
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Fine Motor Developmental Milestones
Looking for a quick guide to see how your child’s fine motor development is progressing – look no further! We’ve got you covered.
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Understanding Developmental Coordination Disorder and the Transformative Role of PT
Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) is a developmental disorder in which a child’s coordinated motor skills are significantly below what would be expected for that child’s age, in the absence of another medical condition. This first becomes apparent in the early years of a child’s life, and may present as: Clumsiness Slowness Difficulty imitating movements
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The Power of PLAY in SPEECH!
Play is the foundation of learning for young children. Kids use play to learn about the world around them and practice new skills. When play is the basis of learning, children acquire new skills and information significantly faster than if they are simply told about it. By incorporating learning into play, you can help your
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8 Simple Tape Activities for PT!
Painter’s tape is an easy, affordable tool that can be used to practice many of your child’s physical therapy activities. Balance, coordination, and strengthening activities can all be performed with a simple roll of painter’s tape. See below for some ideas! Balance Beam Use one or two long strips of painters tape to create
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Empowering Progress: Navigating Pediatric Physical Therapy for Children with Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of non-progressive disorders that affect movement and muscle tone or posture. It’s caused by damage that occurs to the immature, developing brain, most often before birth. CP can range in severity from very mild involvement where you see kids walking, running, jumping, performing age appropriate gross motor and cognitive
10 Tips for Navigating the Holidays with Your Neurodivergent Child
Holidays can be stressful for everybody, but especially for your neurodivergent child. Changes in routine and schedule, new experiences, unpredictability and surprises, more social events and interactions, and increased sensory input during the holiday season can make it feel overwhelming for everybody. Here are some tips to make this time of year feel a little
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