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The Importance of Self-Care for Parents of Special Needs Kids
As parents or caregivers, you naturally prioritize your child’s needs and well-being. But with school meetings, therapy sessions, medical appointments, and daily parenting, it can feel overwhelming
New Year, New Goals: Setting Meaningful Therapy Goals for Your Child
Children Activities, Parent Education
As the New Year begins, many of us embrace the opportunity for a fresh start by setting personal goals and resolutions. It’s also the perfect time to
Sensory Gift Ideas for Kids with Special Needs
Are you searching for the perfect gift for your child with autism or special needs this holiday season? Sensory toys and tools offer more than just fun
Tips for Navigating Picky Eating Around the Holiday
Feeding Therapy, Parent Education
The holidays are just around the corner, which usually means big family gatherings, Thanksgiving dinners, and the challenge of getting your picky eater to try anything beyond their favorite go-to foods!
Speech Therapy Treatment for Your Child
When you think of speech therapy, you might imagine a therapist working with a child on pronouncing tricky sounds like “r” or “s,” or helping with delayed speech.
Simply Spooktacular: Celebrating Halloween with Special Needs Kids
Children Activities, Parent Education
Halloween season is filled with costumes, candy, and all things spooky, but for some families, it can come with more “boo hoos” than “boos.”
Keeping the Calm After School: Tips and Tricks
Ask any parent, and they will probably agree that the after-school hours are the most difficult time of the day. You’re probably tired from your work day,
Autism & School: How to Prepare Your Child
As the new school year approaches, it’s natural to feel a mix of emotions—especially if you’re a parent or caregiver of a child with autism.
Speech & Language Therapists: Outpatient Clinic vs. School-Based Speech Therapy
Speech & Language Pathologists (SLPs) have the advantage of choosing from a variety of different work settings. Whether you’re just starting or have been
ADOS-Only vs Autism Evaluation + Testing
Are you noticing signs of developmental delays in your child? It’s a challenging and emotional journey, but understanding the next steps can make all the difference.
ABA Therapy Techniques for Teachers
Imagine a classroom where every student thrives, no matter their unique needs—a goal every teacher strives for but finds increasingly challenging
A Swimming and Water Safety Guide for Autistic Children
Children Activities, Parent Education
With summer coming up, it’s time to start looking forward to all of the warm weather activities, and that includes swimming! Whether you might be visiting the beach