Jun20th 2022Parents with special needs children must learn a variety of coping strategies and assist their children in developing stronger coping mechanisms. Physical therapy can be an important part of learning these coping skills, and working with a physical therapist can benefit you as well as your special needs kid. In today’s blog, we’ll look at
Jun6th 2022Handwriting skill develops in childhood and is affected by our physical skill and our cultural norms. Children may have difficulty learning how to write, and working with a pediatric occupational or physical therapist can strengthen their writing abilities, including motor planning and control. Specific diagnoses lead to difficulty with handwriting. A child with cerebral palsy
May20th 2022Parents are often concerned about their infant’s development. This is normal, and the vast amount of information provided on the internet and in community circles can often be overwhelming and misleading. Infants predictably develop speech and language. However, speech therapists are here to help when this does not occur! A speech therapist can recommend hearing
