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Does your child constantly jump, spin, climb, run, or seem unable to sit still? For some children, movement isn't simply a preference—it's
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To a child, play is fun. To a pediatric therapist, play is one of the most meaningful ways children explore their world, connect with others,
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Imagine learning to type on a keyboard. You practice until your fingers begin to remember where the letters are. Eventually, you no longer
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When a child who uses an AAC device repeatedly presses the same button, taps random icons, or explores different pages, it can be tempting to assume
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We all experience the world through our senses. For some children, however, processing sensory information can be more
Read MoreWhen Providers Have Different Recommendations: How to Make the Best Decision for Your Child
Every so often, a parent shares something like this with us: "Our ABA provider said they can work on communication, so maybe we don't need
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As the back-to-school season begins, many families are settling back into early alarms, packed lunches, and the daily rush to get everyone out the
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Understanding When School-Based Therapy Is Enough—and When It Isn't As the new school year begins, many families receive exciting news
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