Westside Children's Therapy Blog

There is nothing truer than the age-old statement “It takes a village,” especially when it comes to pediatric therapy. After all, each therapist brings their
Cerebral Palsy (CP) is a group of movement disorders that impact muscle coordination and body movement. Each child with CP is affected differently, though every
From brilliant scientists to visionary artists, pioneering activists to innovative thinkers, individuals with Autism bring a unique perspective, incredible talent, and limitless potential to change
The holiday season often brings forth feelings of warmth, joy, and cherished family traditions. But if you’re a parent of a child with Autism, you
If you genuinely cares about children, love to have fun, and embraces teamwork, then look no further than Westside Children's Therapy!
There are a variety of factors that affect your child's unique ABA therapy needs. Things such as your child's age and functioning level play a
Tracking your child's progress through therapy is crucial for several important reasons. Consistent monitoring and documentation of progress allow you to accurately evaluate the effectiveness
Occupational therapy helps children with autism develop life skills and gain independence. It focuses on sensory integration, motor skills, and daily living activities. Customized exercises
A diagnosis can feel overwhelming for parents. But with the right support, children with ASD can thrive. Applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy, which uses positive
ABA therapy is an effective intervention for children with autism that teaches skills like communication and behavior. While demanding, ABA therapy reduces parental stress and
Pediatric occupational therapy helps children with challenges participate fully in daily activities. Signs a child may benefit include fine motor delays, sensory issues, social difficulties,
Navigating medical appointments and everyday challenges can be less stressful with our expert advice. Learn how to choose the right healthcare provider, schedule autism-friendly doctor