Early intervention is a system of services provided by the state of Michigan that help babies and toddlers with developmental delays or disabilities. Early intervention focuses on helping babies and toddlers reach developmental milestones that are typically reached during the first three years of life. These can include physical (reaching, crawling), cognitive (learning, problem solving), […]
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The nights are getting longer, the days are getting shorter, and spooky vibes are in the air. With Halloween quickly approaching, it’s the perfect opportunity to participate in some fun, fall themed sensory activities with your child! Here are a few ideas for making your Halloween season a festive sensory experience.
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It’s National Physical Therapy Month! Physical therapy helps with a variety of conditions. In our newest blog, we highlight eight ways PT can help you!
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Every day on TV and social media we see studies that show the importance of exercising. However, it can be difficult to fit exercise into your daily schedule with the hustle and bustle of work, kids, friends, family. In our newest blog, we discuss some simple workouts you can incorporate into your daily routine.
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In our previous blog, we discussed the ways in which technology is advancing communication in the world of speech therapy. An example is the AAC application called LAMP Words for Life. Read more about it in this week’s blog!
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October is Physical Therapy Month! When beginning physical therapy, your therapist will give you exercises to work on at home, usually this consists of sheets with the exercises on them and a folder to put the exercises so you don’t forget! In our newest blog, we talk about Home Exercise Programs (HEP) and why they
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We all know the importance of strong, healthy muscles. Weak muscles can lead to a condition called hypotonia. However, it is is treatable with physical therapy. Read more about hypotonia and how PT can help in our blog.
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In the past, the way that people viewed communication was through a narrow lens. People often thought that if someone was unable to vocalize, or use their voice, they couldn’t communicate. As time went on and the study of speech and language developed, people began to recognize more options for communication, such as writing, sign
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October is augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) month. An AAC provides solutions for those with significant and complex communication disorder to express themselves. There are many different types of applications that can be used to help those with difficulties speaking to communicate. One of these apps is called TouchChat, it can be downloaded and used
From birth through adulthood, we desire to connect with those around us and do so in a variety of settings and situations. Throughout time, we learn the necessary social skills and life skills that help form connections and build relationships. While a lot of learning occurs naturally throughout development, there are some skills that require
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