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Does my preschooler need Occupational Therapy?

Did you know that the infant through preschool years are considered a “sensitive period” or “critical period” in a child’s early development? The

Concerned about Autism? What parents should do next

As a parent, noticing potential signs of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in your child can be worrying and overwhelming. While every child develops at

Occupational Therapy: Preparing youth for a successful future

Did you know that pediatric occupational therapy isn’t just for younger kids? We help kids up to age 21! As your child grows into their teenage

The Crucial Role of Crossing the Midline in Children’s Development

Childhood development involves a crucial skill often overlooked but vital for growth: crossing the midline. This simple action, reaching across the

School-Based Therapy or Clinical Setting Therapy?

The scopes of practice of speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, and physical therapists are quite diverse, and each therapy varies by

5 Strategies for Parents of Late Talkers

Language is one of the few skills we use all day, every day. Having a child with emerging language skills can be exciting as they acquire new skills,

4 Fun Halloween-Themed Sensory Activities

With Halloween right around the corner, what better way to get in the spooky spirit than with some fun sensory play! Providing your little one sensory