Does your child have difficulties with day-to-day activities at home, school, or in the community? Do they experience challenges that do not affect most typically developing children? If these difficulties sound familiar to you, pediatric occupational therapy may be able to help your child.
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When our routines and schedules are turned upside down many people start to feel anxious and unable to relax. When we feel like this, it can cause increased misunderstandings, agitation, nervousness, and feelings of being burnt out. Read more to find out some at home tricks to help you feel calmer.
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We all have different ways to help us maintain our alertness, attention, focus, falling asleep, staying asleep, and “hanging out” modes that allow us to get through our day of work, play, learn, rest, and perform. Many of these habits and choices we make; we do without realizing and do as a result to meet
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Our words are powerful in many ways. So powerful that they can even help us make pictures within our minds! One area that I love to incorporate when working on language is called visual imagery.
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Play based therapy is a great way to have fun with your kiddos while also helping them improve language skills! Read more about two activities you can do while you’re at home
Directions for Two Language Based Gross Motor Games to Play at Home! Read More »
At CWJR, we work with patients who have various neurological and orthopedic conditions. Therapy has many benefits to both physical and emotional health. Read more about it below.
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As your time staying home continues, you may have already finished your original list of activities and worksheets, and you’re now trying to figure out how to keep yourself or your child busy. Below is a list of resources, activities, and ideas for young children to adults that may be relevant for you or your
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The month of May is designated as stroke awareness month. Strokes are one of the leading causes of disability in the United States. In our blog, we share some symptoms of a stroke and ways in which you can act fast to get you or your loved one the help you need.
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CWJR is considered an essential service which means the clinic will open on Monday, May 4. The health and safety of our patients remains at the forefront of all that we do. Over the past two months, our staff has undergone intensive training based on CDC recommendations. As a result, CWJR developed intensive cleaning and safety
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