Pediatric Therapy Blog
Signs a toddler needs feeding therapy
-Meal times become stressful and the child becomes upset frequently If your child cries or becomes upset frequently during mealtimes and they do not want
Thematic Sessions in Speech Therapy
Speech therapy for children does not just have to be boring drills or worksheets. Thematic therapy sessions can engage the child, build connections from one
How Pausing Improves Communication
Pausing is a simple way to increase communication attempts. It helps your child realize that they need to communicate as well as giving them a
Jenga
Jenga is a great family game to play, not only is it fun to play, but it also helps your children with the following: precise
Self-regulation – Calming/Alerting Tools
Below is a list of calming/alerting strategies to assist with self-regulation: Breathing exercises (figure eight breathing, pinwheel, bubbles, blow a feather or cotton ball across
Wilbarger Protocol
The Wilbarger Protocol, also known as Brushing Therapy, or The Wilbarger Deep PressureProtocol (WDPP) utilizes deep touch pressure and joint proprioception. The Wilbarger protocol aids