How Pediatric Speech Therapy Builds Confidence, Connection, and Everyday Skills When people think of speech therapy for children, they often picture a child learning to pronounce sounds more clearly. While that’s definitely one important piece of the puzzle, speech therapy is much broader and more impactful than many realize. Speech therapy can support children in […]
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Drive Lasting Progress and Confidence in Children Whether your child is receiving physical, occupational, or speech therapy, regular attendance impacts their progress. Therapy isn’t a one-time fix, but a structured process designed to help children overcome developmental challenges and build lifelong skills. Inconsistent sessions can stall that progress, interrupt learning, and make it harder for
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Helping Autistic Adults Build Independence, Communication, and Daily Living Skills When people think about Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), they often picture children, but autism doesn’t go away in adulthood. It evolves, and so must the care, support, and therapeutic strategies that help autistic individuals lead meaningful, empowered lives. At Crawl Walk Jump Run Therapy Clinic,
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When your child or loved one needs physical, occupational, or speech therapy, it’s easy to choose the clinic that’s closest. After all, life is busy, and convenience matters. But when it comes to therapy, the right care can make all the difference. At Crawl Walk Jump Run Therapy, we go beyond what’s easy—we focus on
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Summer is a great time to focus on your child’s developmental progress while they enjoy a break from school routines. Whether your child receives physical therapy (PT), occupational therapy (OT), or speech therapy (ST) during the school year, finding the right therapy program over the summer can help support their progress. In this guide, we’ll
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Every child processes sensory information in their own way. Some may love the thrill of spinning on a merry-go-round, while others might shy away from loud noises or bright lights. However, when sensory sensitivities or seeking behaviors interfere with a child’s daily life, it may indicate a sensory integration dysfunction that requires professional support. This
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As a parent, it’s natural to want the best for your child, including helping them reach their full potential. But what happens when developmental milestones aren’t being met? Whether it’s speech delays, motor skill challenges, or sensory issues, recognizing and addressing these concerns early can make a world of difference. That’s where early intervention comes
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For children, especially those with sensory sensitivities associated with autism, ADHD, and sensory processing disorder, a consistent routine can provide a vital sense of security. While some children may find a change in routine exciting, others might find it distressing, struggling to maintain a calm and stable state. This is particularly true for children who
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Reflex integration and sensory processing work together to support the development of the nervous system. This helps movements and learning become automatic, which is important for developing functional skills and behavior regulation, including managing stress. Treatments for all the foundational stages of brain development can be enhanced using reflex integration techniques and exercises. Let’s dive
Attention, regulation and impulse control do not occur automatically for children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). This can result in behavioral issues, poor social skills, anxiety, and depression. Through learning about the four levels of the brain, you can understand how the levels all become connected to improve attention, learning, social interaction, regulation and overall function
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