To Our Wonderful Families, We know that starting therapy of any kind for your child comes with a whole bunch of emotions – anxiety, excitement, nerves and, maybe, some hope.
A Letter to Our Families
Calming Anxiety in Your Middle Schooler
What Anxiety Is, How It Can Affect Your Child & What You Can Do To Help The term “anxiety” seems to have become a buzzword of sorts in recent
Creating A Kid-Friendly Sensory Spa at Home
A Soothing Spa Day Doesn’t Have to Be Just For The Adults For any of us who have spent the day, or even a few hours, at a spa
Transitioning From Remote to In Person Learning
Setting Our Kids Up For Success in Uncertain Times To say it’s been a strange school year is probably the ultimate understatement. With so many of our kiddos being bounced
Creating The Perfect Schedule For Kids At Home
How A Supportive Monthly or Weekly Calendar Is Key To Happy Kids Imagine for a moment that you wake up one morning. You get out of bed, grab a cup
Outside Play: Your Winter Activity Guide
Take Therapy Outside With These Fun, Wintertime Activities! We’re in the middle of the snow and cold here in the Midwest and while our first thought isn’t, “Let’s get outside!”,
How to Develop Self-Control in Children
Why Intentional Play Makes All The Difference Change. It’s the one thing you have faced time and time again this past year. And gosh, it’s hard. For you, as a
Building Speech Skills At The Grocery Store
6 Easy, Fun and Purposeful Ways to Skip the Grocery Shopping Drama and Keep Little Minds Engaged Ok, I’ll say it, some chores are just less fun when you have
Back to the Beginning….
Hi All! Katie here. Happy New Year! I could use this new blog post to reflect on all that we encountered in 2020, but I think we have all heard
Balancing is the core of motor skills
The longer I am a physical therapist, the more I find these overarching themes in PT treatment. One thing that I find again and again is that balance is key