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From Student to Pediatric SLP: Kendall’s CTD Story

We were excited when Kendall began her fieldwork at our Eugene clinic in the winter of 2025. At the time, Kendall was a student at the University of Oregon, completing her speech-language pathology training and getting hands-on experience in pediatric therapy. Little did we know that what started as a student placement would become the…

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Madi’s CTD Story: From Fieldwork to Finding Her Place as a Pediatric OT

My journey to Connect the Dots started as an OT graduate student looking for a place to learn and grow my skills related to pediatric OT that was close to where I grew up in Oregon. I believe my fieldwork coordinator at Eastern Washington University helped me make the initial connection. However, after meeting with…

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Kendall Blog Cover

From Student to Pediatric SLP: Kendall’s CTD Story

We were excited when Kendall began her fieldwork at our Eugene clinic in the winter of 2025. At the time, Kendall was a student at the University of Oregon, completing her speech-language pathology training and getting hands-on experience in pediatric therapy. Little did we know that what started as a student placement would become the…

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Madi Horning blog cover

Madi’s CTD Story: From Fieldwork to Finding Her Place as a Pediatric OT

My journey to Connect the Dots started as an OT graduate student looking for a place to learn and grow my skills related to pediatric OT that was close to where I grew up in Oregon. I believe my fieldwork coordinator at Eastern Washington University helped me make the initial connection. However, after meeting with…

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Our Physical Therapist’s Favorite Play Based Tools

When it comes to physical therapy, having the right tools at home can add an extra layer of fun and…

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From Play to Progress: 8 Ways Magna-Tiles Can Enhance Therapy Goals

Magnetic tiles are more than just a fun toy—they’re a fantastic therapy tool that can support a variety of developmental…

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7 Simple Ways to Help Your Child When They Feel Overwhelmed

Ever had one of those days where everything just feels too much? Kids feel that way too—especially when their senses…

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Mr. Potato Head: A Fun & Engaging Tool for Speech Therapy at Home

When you think of speech therapy tools, high-tech gadgets or specialized flashcards might come to mind. But sometimes, the best…

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5 Fun Ways to Practice Balance at Home

Make an Obstacle Course Try making a trail of wobbly couch cushions and pillows, use rolled up towels to make…

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Supporting AAC Learners: How You Can Help

Children learning to use AAC thrive when they have communication partners who show them how their AAC system works in…

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5 Creative Ways to Use Squigz for Fun and Engaging Physical Therapy at Home

Affiliate Disclaimer: This post contains an affiliate link, which means we may earn a small commission if you purchase through…

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Core Strength Made Fun: Exercises Kids Can Do Anytime, Anywhere!

Core strength is essential for children’s overall physical development, as it plays a key role in balance, posture, and coordination….

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How Can Board Games Improve Executive Functioning?

Board games can be a powerful tool for helping children develop executive functioning skills. They are an easy, accessible way…

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Eugene Clinic:
84 Centennial Loop
Eugene, OR 97401
Phone: (541) 255-2681
Fax: (541) 255-3537

Clinic Hours:
8:00 to 6:00 Monday – Thursday
8:00 to 5:00 Friday

Corvallis Clinic:
201 NW 3rd St.
Corvallis, OR  97330
Phone: (541) 255-2681
Fax: (541) 255-3537

Clinic Hours:
8:00 to 6:00 Monday - Thursday
8:00 to 5:00 Friday

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