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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
Enhancing a child’s participation in activities of daily living, supporting family routines, cultivating social engagement, and facilitating play.
PHYSICAL THERAPY
Supporting the child’s motor development to engage in meaningful activities with their family and their environment.
SPEECH THERAPY
Developing communication, language, speech, and emergent literacy skills to support engagement in the child’s natural environment.
EARLY INTERVENTION SPECIALISTS
Facilitating play, communication, behavioral and emotional regulation, and cognitive skills appropriate to developmental trajectory and to promote growth and learning.
THERAPY CENTER
Our state of the art clinic is equipped to meet all developmental needs.
HOME OR NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
We work with the family in their natural environment whether that is home, daycare, or the community park. We provide emotional support services, which promote growth and learning, to families in a comfortable and safe environment.
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Positive Parenting
“Terrible twos”; as children grow up they become more opinionated, and explorative – what children are doing is learning about their world. Every experience develops the child’s skills, knowledge, and ultimately their brain. As parents we want to encourage healthy exploration and learning while keeping our children safe. Positive parenting approach encourages parents to support ...
Read MoreWhat to Play with your Child
Remember that young children require lots of physical activity. They learn best through doing; allow them to physically explore and experiment. Hand clapping games – sing a song (any song with a steady beat) while alternating between clapping once and doing a “double high five” with your child. Put a ball on a small ...
Read MoreWhat is the Social Development for the First Year?
1 month – Stops crying when picked up. 5-6 weeks – First smile response. Starts making sounds to express pleasure or discomfort. 2 months – Smiles, kicks, and swings arms at the sight of parents. Responds with sounds when talked to. 3 months – Will look up at parent when being fed. Shows excitement when ...
Read MoreTV and Child Development
The American Academy for Pediatrics recommends no screen time for children under the age of 2. How does TV affect the development of the children we serve? 0-3 years old are learning language – language is learned from face to face interactions with another person (watching their mouth, expressions…) not from a cartoon (that does ...
Read MoreGames for Visual Processing
Look at books and point to pictures. When taking a walk point to things in the environment – a tree, a flower, a squirrel… Play ball – the child has to watch the ball go close and far from him/her and track its movement. Clean up – spread toys around the room and have ...
Read MoreMeal Time Routine
Meal time happens several times a day which provides a great opportunity for establishing a routine that supports behavior, self-control, healthy eating habits, social skills, and self-feeding skills. Meal time should be a relaxed, enjoyable, social activity! Toddlers should eat 5-6 meals a day (every meal counts; use every meal as an opportunity for a ...
Read More“The First Step to a Happy Future” ™
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