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Activities to Target Visual Processing at Home

March 17, 2023 / Occupational Therapy

Visual processing skills are what our brain uses to understand the world around us. It is also known as visual perception. Check out some fun activities to target visual processing here.

Stuttering Facts vs. Myths

March 17, 2023 / Speech Therapy

There is a lot we don't know about stuttering...check out these facts and myths to learn more! You'll also find some helpful ways to support a child who stutters.

Four Steps to Self Advocacy

March 17, 2023 / Socio-Emotional Growth

Self-advocacy is a critical skill for problem solving and achieving goals. Here are four steps to self-advocacy that you can review with your child so they can learn to appropriately advocate for their needs in order to reach their maximum potential.

Generalizing Feeding Skills

March 13, 2023 / Feeding

Generalization is the ability to use or display a learned skill in new situations, such as within different places, with different people, and over extended periods of time. Check out these 10 strategies to help promote generalization of feeding skills with your kids.

Shared Reading Goal Examples – Dragons Love Tacos

March 13, 2023 / Speech Therapy

Check out this handout for an example of ways you can target speech and language goals during shared reading of your child’s favorite books.

Stay Warm and Keep Moving! 5 Simple Ways to Provide Sensory Input When Stuck Inside

March 8, 2023 / Occupational Therapy

Sometimes the weather is too harsh to head outside, but there are many simple activities to provide proprioceptive input (also known as ‘heavy work’) to help kids feel organized, regulated, and ready for the day. Check out some of our favorite indoor activities here.