Communication begins with relationships. It is through back-and-forth social interactions that we all learn to communicate in a meaningful manner. So, what do we do when a child isn’t learning to communicate in the typical manner? Typical intervention starts with speech therapy. It is an outdated belief system, however, that a child needs to be “ready” … Continue reading TOTAL COMMUNICATION: How will your infant learn to communicate?
What do you think of when you hear the term self-regulation? Parents usually envision a well-behaved child: calm and obedient. For a therapist, self-regulation sits at the intersection of a child’s neurological and biological function, emotional regulation, and cognitive and social abilities. These abilities allow a child to function appropriately socially, emotionally and intellectually in a … Continue reading Self-regulation as a key predictor of success
By the end of every year, parents either look forward to or dread their children going back to school. The change of pace brings new challenges for families, especially if their children have sensory issues. With a little preparation, however, you can make this the best school year ever for you and your children. Keep … Continue reading BACK TO SCHOOL: Tips for a great year
Photo by Naomi Shi on Pexels.com It's only natural that as parents you want to instill confidence in your kids. Confident children believe in themselves and can face new challenges without fear — essential factors for a happy and fulfilling life. Children's confidence depends on hearing certain messages, and parents are in the best position … Continue reading Practical ideas for raising confident children
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