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Pediatric Physical Therapy & Developmental Milestones
What Parents Should Know Helping Your Child Move, Grow, and Thrive At our clinic, we understand how exciting — and sometimes concerning — it can be to watch your child
Understanding Developmental Milestones in Pediatric Speech Therapy: A Parent’s Guide
Speech and language development is one of the most fascinating — and sometimes worrisome — aspects of childhood for many parents. From babbling as a baby to forming complete sentences,
Flexible Seating
Flexible seating to support attention and focus for kids with ADHD or Autism. Traditional seating arrangements aren’t always the best fit for kids with sensory needs, especially when learning, play,
The Hanen Centre
Thinking Outside the Toy Box: Part 1 By Lauren Lowry October 14, 2022 Here are five everyday items that are really fun to play with from The Hanen Center. If
Early Intervention Occupational Therapy for Pediatric Development
As the flowers bloom and the air warms, springtime ushers in a season of renewal and growth. For pediatric occupational therapists, this time of year offers unique opportunities to engage
Speech & Language Development Activities
Springtime offers a plethora of opportunities to engage children in stimulating activities that promote speech and language development. Early intervention is crucial in supporting children with speech and language delays,
Why Private Practice in Pediatrics?
Have you ever said, “I’ll never do that again?”, and then eat your words(figuratively)? Yep that’s me, and that’s exactly what I did, yet could not be happier. It all
Exploring the Role of Pretend Play in Preschoolers’ Development
Pretend play is a fundamental aspect of early childhood development, serving as a bridge between reality and imagination. At the preschool stage, children engage in pretend play frequently, often assuming
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