Dec20th 2024When five-year-old Ethan (not his real name) started showing signs of sensory deficits, his parents were unsure how to help him. Ethan would cover his ears at loud sounds, avoid certain textures, and struggle with coordination during play. Concerned about his development, they brought him to Mark Their Words Therapy, where he received comprehensive support
Dec10th 2024Early developmental delays intervention can change a child’s growth and potential. At Mark Their Words Therapy, we understand the impact of timely and effective interventions on a child’s life. Recognizing and addressing developmental delays early can lead to significant improvements in motor skills, communication, and social interactions. Our dedicated team of physical therapists (PTs), occupational
Nov10th 2024We recently met with a parent whose five-year-old had begun losing weight. The parent told us that mealtimes had been a struggle for a while; their child refused hard-textured foods and often choked while eating. While this was understandably alarming, we understand the signs of swallowing disorders in children–and that’s definitely what this was. Swallowing
