Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is commonly found in children at an early age and is not gender specific. However, studies have shown that ADHD is 2-3 times more likely to occur in boys than in girls. Since there is a difference in the amount of research and treatment that is specific to boys, the […]
The majority of children will be able to tell their right and left consistently by age 7 or 8. But for a large amount of kids this concept never becomes second nature. Your child may experience difficulty in school and activities of daily living if they struggle with the idea of right left concepts.
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With “back-to-school” time right around the corner, it can be helpful to start reviewing basic strategies that can help your child feel prepared for the classroom. After some time away from the classroom, it is normal for your child to feel unsure of what to do or how to behave. Regardless of what class they
Your kids are home and you’re worried about their progress in school. For preschoolers and kindergarteners, keeping their reading skills up may be easier than you think. There are a few simple steps to make sure your child has the foundational skills to be ready to read.
AAC or Alterntative Augementative Communication devices are a great way to help those express themselves if they are not able to express themselves verbally. Many people think an AAC device is an intricate piece of technology but there are some low-tech options available as well!
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Conversation is an important part of everyday life. This provides us with the opportunity to interact and connect with those around us. No matter who it is we are talking to, we can use the same set of skills to keep the conversation going. These skills can be nonverbal (things we do not say but
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Concerns regarding COVID-19 have encouraged individuals to ramp up the number of times we go to see our doctors, dentists or eye doctors. However, if a physical therapist isn’t a part of your healthcare team, you’re missing out on taking care of a big part of your health. To understand why you need a physical
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With so many phone and video meetings, plus talking through a mask, my vocal folds have been feeling hoarse and tired from speaking loudly and hydrating less. Follow these tips to avoid damage and keep your vocal folds healthy and comfortable.
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