In this patient story, parents shares their struggles with their son’s feeding issues and how through faith in the process, their son was able to achieve milestones they never thought possible. It is easy to feel discouraged and dejected, but it is important to have faith and stay committed to achieving success.
This patient story is told from the parents perspective of their journey to help their son with his feeding issues. By advocating for their son and staying committed, Drew was able to achieve great success.
May is Better Hearing and Speech Month. Communication disorders, which include speech, language, and hearing difficulties, are among the most common disorders that school-aged children experience. As the 2023 school year comes to its end, we hope that parents can
For new parents, making sure your kids reach certain milestones has become an important way to track their development. Parents feel a sense of relief when their child learns to crawl, walk, and talk at the times when they are
Spring forward… lose sleep? Not if you plan ahead! It can be hard for our bodies to transition to this new schedule, and even harder for kids. Plan ahead and stay ahead of the tired tantrums this spring. Go to
How to Learn What They Don’t Teach You in SLP School Listening to a skilled speaker can be a welcomed treat for any student. I was fortunate enough to not only listen to Smita Joshi as an invited speaker at
Written By: Nicole Martens, MSOT, OTR/L What is sensory input? Sensory input is our ability to take in information from the external environment to our body through our sensory system to make connections and meaning of the world. Our sensory
Written By: Elizabeth Hare, PT, DPT One of the biggest factors for physical development for newborns/infants/toddlers/children is their trunk stability and mobility. In order to reach, kick, roll, sit, crawl, stand, and walk, you initiate movement and stability in your
